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Giving to the Lifespan Cancer Institute
The Lifespan Cancer Institute at Rhode Island, The Miriam, Newport, and Hasbro Children's hospitals provides the most current cancer diagnosis and treatment options. And every day, we rely on support from caring people like you to help ensure our vital work continues. Philanthropy is the cornerstone of everything we do. Every gift, no matter the size, makes an important difference and is an investment in the future of compassionate care, research, and medical education in southeastern New England. Please join us!
Donate Online
Consider making an online gift using our online donation form.
Give by Mail or Phone
Please send your check donation to the following address, along with a note detailing the type of gift:
Lifespan Cancer Institute
Development Office
PO Box H
Providence, RI 02901
You may also call the development office at 401-444-6500 to speak with a development officer about making a gift.
Memorial/Honor Gifts
To honor a loved one, families may specify that memorial contributions be made to the Lifespan Cancer Institute. Find out more: contact the development office at 401-444-6500.