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Spring 2018
A Strong Foundation
Volume 32, Issue 1
Trustee Michael Powell: ‘Timeless institutions depend on timeless values’
Scholarships provide a legacy of compassionate and highly skilled allied health professionals who will provide much-needed care to future generations. Day Foundation scholarships support unrivaled ...
Victoria Magnus hopes sharing her story will lift others struggling with eating disorders
The Baumanns support regenerative medicine at Mayo Clinic for its vast potential to improve people's lives.
Prenatal program takes new approach to improve care in low-risk pregnancies
His experience with traumatic brain injury led Ben Utecht to Mayo Clinic and a new career
Andy Sandness develops deeper bonds with donor's family
Serendipity led to Stacy Erholtz’s freedom from cancer. Hope continues to light her way.
Kayla Nixon, M.D., launches her career built on a Mayo Clinic School of Medicine foundation
Jared Ausnehmer rebounds thanks to an assist from stem cells
"In 2013 I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Internet searches are terrifying because there is only a 9 percent survival rate for five years. ... God gave me this time, and I am going to make the most of it. With others, I hold a celebrity golf event called Champions for Hope to raise awareness and fund research to find an early detection method for pancreatic cancer. I feel confident the research team at Mayo will discover a test that will give countless others a longer life."
Hope & Healing
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