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|Articles|March 30, 2023
Christmas in the City Fundraiser for Myeloma Research Is a Tremendous Success!
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This article discuss the IMF Christmas in the City fundraiser—a holiday concert—that raised $5,605 for myeloma research initiatives. Musician, actor, writer, and Director of Creative Services for The National Theatre for Children John Trones organized this fundraiser in memory of his eldest sister Mary Beth, who passed of myeloma. Read the full article to learn more about this fundraiser for a cure.
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