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Annual NMDP Gala in New York Raises More Than $560,000, Enabling More Patients to Receive Life-Saving Cell Therapy

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Wednesday, May 8, 2024
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In 2023, NMDP provided $5.5 million in grants to 2,600 patients and their families in need of financial assistance.

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  • In 2023, NMDP provided $5.5 million in grants to 2,600 patients and their families in need of financial assistance.
  • The event’s presenting sponsor, Publicis Groupe and Publicis Media, continued their long-standing support of NMDP.
  • “All of us at NMDP are honored to witness meetings like Lisa and Eric’s” said Joy King, Chief Advancement Officer, NMDP.
  • The organization recently unveiled breakthrough research that will allow more patients with blood cancer or blood disorders to receive life-saving cell therapy.

American's Biggest Mississippi Season Yet Opens March 2023

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Wednesday, March 1, 2023
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GUILFORD, Conn., March 1, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- American Cruise Lines has just begun the biggest season ever on the Mississippi River. This year, the company is introducing brand new American Serenade, the 6th in the Line's acclaimed American Riverboat™ series; a new 8-Day Tennessee Rivers itinerary between Nashville and Chattanooga, TN; and a host of new shore excursions with many more active and adventurous options, including one-of-a-kind opportunities like VIP access to a taping of ANTIQUES ROADSHOW®. March through December 2023, American will operate 5 new riverboats and over 11 itineraries exploring the Mighty River and its tributaries from St. Paul, Minnesota, to New Orleans, Louisiana—delivering the most exceptional experiences available on the nation's most iconic waterway.

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  • American Cruise Lines has just begun the biggest season ever on the Mississippi River.
  • GUILFORD, Conn., March 1, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- American Cruise Lines has just begun the biggest season ever on the Mississippi River.
  • On April 20th, brand new American Serenade will make its Mississippi debut sailing from New Orleans to Memphis along a special 8-Day Christening Cruise.
  • Beginning in June, American's guests will be able to explore more of the Mississippi, cruising famous tributaries including the Tennessee River.

California Jazz Conservatory Salutes 25 Years of Accomplishments by CJC Grads and Jazzschool Alums; Small Classes, Individual Attention, Focus on Jazz, Credited for Success

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Tuesday, November 22, 2022
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With performance at the center of the CJC curriculum, alumni continue to advance their careers on the stage and in the recording studio.

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  • With performance at the center of the CJC curriculum, alumni continue to advance their careers on the stage and in the recording studio.
  • One outstanding success story in point is Venezuelan music specialist, Jackie Rago, a longtime teacher and student at the Jazzschool, who recently appeared with John Batiste, performing his "American Symphony," in Carnegie Hall.
  • We salute our CJC grads and Jazzschool alums for their accomplishments."
  • For more information about the CJC, please contact Paul Fingernote at 831-373-3343or [email protected] .