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 Past EventsStanding With You April 11, 2018 "As a ten year breast cancer warrior, I wear my blue dots as an example of hope and healing for all who are battling this disease.”... Dr. Irving Weissman with Sue McCollum January 18, 2018 Dr. Irving Weissman, hosted the Siebel Stem Cell Institute on the Stanford campus this year. ... Dale Chihuly with Sue McCollum December 10, 2017 Mixing Art with Science has always been the focus of My Blue Dots. The magnificent Chandelier Chihuly did for My Blue Dots at Stanford is just that and is a blessing to all who view it lifting their spirits during a difficult cancer time. ... My Blue Dots Supports Cancer Research November 22, 2017 Dr. Erinn Rankin, Ph.D, Assistant Professor Department of Radiation Oncology at Stanford accepts a check from Amanda Koong who organized and skated in the My Blue Dots Skating event.
This check for $13,000.00 will be added to the My Blue Dots Fund at Stanford to support the research that Dr. Rankin and her staff are doing. We are proud of both... My Blue Dots goes to Africa October 18, 2017 “Everyone we know is affected by cancer in some way or other. I am honored to wear my pin to show my support for all those affected by cancer. My wish is that, during my lifetime, we are able to find a cure.”
... A Tribute to Dr. Koong July 19, 2017 A ‘Good-bye’ Party was given on the lawn of the Medical Center at Stanford University to honor and to thank Dr. Albert Koong for his service at Stanford.... Dr. Albert Koongs last day at Stanford June 16, 2017 With mixed feeling we send Dr. Koong off to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. ... A Celebration of Champions May 19, 2017 Champions Skating for a Cure 2017 was a great success and provided a most enjoyable and entertaining evening for those who were there. ... Thank you for your support! May 19, 2017 We thank you and appreciate your support of A Celebration of Champions Skating for a Cure that was organized by Amanda Koong.... Champions Skating for a Cure will feature Polina Edmunds May 18, 2017 Champions Skating for a Cure will feature Polina Edmunds.... The Reserve Country Club April 5, 2017 Sue McCollum spoke to the workers at The Reserve Country Club in Indian Wells about My Blue Dots and our mission.
"We are all wearing 'Standing With You' pins to support a fellow worker who is going through a cancer... Best Friends March 31, 2017 Jackie Anne McNulty, a sophomore at Stanford University, wearing her My Blue Dot pin as she stands with her best friend, Greta, as she goes through her cancer challenge.
They both grew up in Maryland and have been lifelong friends always standing... Look What You Did Event February 12, 2017 Celebrating the many people that supported the Campaign for Stanford Medicine in many areas of teaching, research, patient care and in building the new hospital that will open in 2018.... Stanford University Medical School Dr. Erinn Rankin’s Lab December 8, 2016 Sue McCollum visited Dr. Rankin in her lab at the Stanford University School of Medicine. ... Stanford University Camp Kesem Make the Magic November 6, 2016 My Blue Dots supports, Make the Magic, the annual fundraiser for Camp Kesem at Stanford University.... Charity Golf Tournament Sharon Heights Golf and Country Club October 25, 2016 We thank the ladies golfers at Sharon Heights for hosting this event to support cancer programs and cancer research. ... Dr. Erinn Rankin, PhD Assistant Professor Stanford October 1, 2016 My Blue Dots has supported the work of Dr. Rankin for three years with the My Blue Dots Fund.
... New Infusion Center at St. Luke’s Wood River July 12, 2016 Sue McCollum with Megan Thomas, Foundation Chief of Development Officer, at the opening of the new Infusion Center at St. Luke’s Wood River Medical Center in Ketchum, Idaho.
... A Delightful Skating Event June 29, 2016 Champions Skating for a Cure 2016 was a great success and provided a delightful event for all who were there. Our goal of raising $10,000.00 was met and we thank each of you for your support. We also thank the many skaters who gave of their time and talent to create this delightful event for such a worthy cause.
... Skating for a Cure 2016 is just around the corner. June 25, 2016 For the third year in a row, Amanda Koong is organizing a charity skating show to raise money for the Blue Dots Foundation, a nonprofit which fuses art and science to pay tribute to cancer warriors and support cancer research. With the help of your donations, we have raised over $11,000 between the past two years.
... A great hostess gift or thank you June 9, 2016 We are shipping our elegant cobalt blue reusable shopping bags that are eco-friendly and easily roll up to a lightweight and portable package. Our bags have been tested for strength and safety and hold up to 44 pounds. Instead of using plastic bags, our reusable shopping bags allow you to help promote a positive culture of reuse and reduce waste.... A “Thank you” Gift June 1, 2016 Today we are shipping our ornaments to a cancer warrior. She wanted to thank all of those who stood with her during her treatments by sending them this one of a kind piece of blown glass art work. How very thoughtful of her to remember them with this beautiful gift. ... Something Borrowed and Something Blue March 1, 2016 This bride did carry something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue on her wedding day. This ‘Standing With You’ pin was not only blue but it was to honor all those she knew who were going through or had gone through a cancer challenge. What a thoughtful and compassionate thing for this bride to do.... The Stanford-Berkeley Stem Cell Consortium January 20, 2016 Sue McCollum with Dr. Irving Weissman at the Stanford-Berkeley Stem Cell Consortium at Stanford University sponsored by The Siebel Foundation. The consortium brings together the top physician-scientists to share the research they are doing with stem cells and bring this research to new stages.
... Stanford University Medical School January 3, 2016
"The future depends on what we do in the present."
Mahatma Gandhi
Dr. Rankin’s research focuses on developing therapies to prevent and treat the leading cause of cancer related deaths – tumor metastasis. Dr. Erin Rankin PhD- Stanford University Medical School is supported by My Blue Dots.
... Lunch with Dale Chihuly December 22, 2015 Dale Chihuly is creative, interesting, thoughtful and alive with new ideas and interests. My Blue Dots is so pleased to have gifted to Stanford the Chihuly Chandelier, located in the Lorry I Lokey Stem Cell Building at Stanford University to honor those who wear the blue dots as well as to encourage those doing research in that building. Mixing... St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation December 17, 2015 St. Luke's Wood River Foundation in Ketchum, Idaho was given twenty copies of Sue McCollum's book, Sun Valley Christmas. to bring some Holiday cheer to those in the Hospital as well as the Oncology Department. This delightful little book, about Christmas in Sun Valley, is for sale on Amazon.com. All proceeds support the work of My Blue Dots.
... Stanford Holiday Tree 2015 December 7, 2015 The Holiday Spirit is here and My Blue Dots is once again decorating a beautiful Christmas tree to give as a gift of love and hope to those going through their treatments in the Radiation/Oncology Department at Stanford University Medical Center. It is with joy and gladness that we give this gift.... St. Luke’s Wood River Hospital Standing With You Posters December 1, 2015
The Infusion Team at St. Luke’s Wood River Hospital in Ketchum, Idaho displays the Standing With You posters that will be in their waiting room to encourage their patients. The pins and posters are a give back from My Blue Dots to them. Thank you Karen, Marvin, and Nicole for all you do each... Camp Kesem Event November 15, 2015 My Blue Dots is honored to support the work of Camp Kesem at Stanford University by gifting them 250 of our Standing With You pins for the counselors and team to wear. The non-verbal message of wearing these pins show that they are standing with the parents and campers throughout their difficult cancer journey. Thank you, Camp Kesem for your love... |
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