Celebrity Fight Night Foundation Merges with Gateway for Cancer Research to Deliver a Knockout Blow to Cancer
Dr. Stacie and Richard J Stephenson assume volunteer leadership roles at Celebrity Fight Night, founded 27 years ago by Jimmy Walker
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PHOENIX, May 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Celebrity Fight Night Foundation, an internationally recognized philanthropic organization that has generated more than $90 million in charitable funding throughout its 27-year history, is merging with Gateway for Cancer Research, a global sponsor of innovative, patient-centric, clinical cancer research. The merger puts Gateway s Chairman and Vice Chair, Richard J Stephenson and Dr. Stacie J. Stephenson, respectively, at the helm of the Phoenix-based Celebrity Fight Night organization, whose charity events are synonymous with star-studded support for advances in health and well-being. Celebrity Fight Night, whose work has supported a range of worthw
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