Donor Stories

Illustrating the Patient Experience
Dr. Daniel Golden used a grant from the ROI to help create easy-to-understand illustrated guides that patients, caregivers and providers can download for free.
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Colleen and Patrick Lawton Consider the Future of Our Field
For Dr. Colleen Lawton, making a future gift lets her express her commitment to and investment in the ROI and its mission to heighten the critical role of radiation therapy in the treatment of cancer through research and education.
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'Time to Stop Thinking and Start Acting'
Dr. Lawrence led the way for the creation of the ROI. He became a generous supporter of the ROI in the beginning, headed a fundraising effort to build the endowment, and served on the ROI Board of Trustees from the time the Board was created in 2009 through 2020 in the roles of president of the Board, immediate past president and treasurer.
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Dr. Ohri The Best Planned Gift May Be an Outright Gift
Planned gifts are often those that will benefit the organization sometime in the future. But some planned gifts can be gifts that help the organization now. the Radiation Oncology Institute (ROI) recently received one of these gifts that went to work immediately.
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Stepping It Up to Improve RT Outcomes
Thanks to funding made possible by the ROI, Dr. Ohri has been studying the impact of fitness monitors on the health of patients receiving radiation therapy.
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Why I Give: Dr. Rose
Learn how Dr. Rose was inspired to make an estate gift to the Radiation Oncology Institute.
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J. Frank Wilson, MD, FASTRO and Vera Wilson Gift to the ROI Creates Support for the Future of Radiation Oncology
J. Frank Wilson, MD, FASTRO, has been involved with the Radiation Oncology Institute (ROI) since its inception. He served on the ASTRO Planning Group that recommended the creation of the ROI.
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