News Seton Receives $1 Million Donation from Dell Family Foundation to Develop Breast Cancer Center on 38th Street

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AUSTIN, Texas - (Sept. 22, 2011) - Seton Medical Center Austin received a $1 million donation from the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation for the development of a center dedicated to breast cancer detection, treatment and recovery at the hospital. The Dell family foundation's support brings Seton Austin closer to realizing its goal to fund the creation of the state-of-the art $6.5 million Seton Breast Cancer Center.

imageThe gift was presented at a charitable shopping event hosted by Susan and Craig Lubin and Candace and Michael Partridge at Ralph Lauren in The Domain. Michael and Susan Dell presented the gift in honor of their friends, Dr. Craig Lubin and his wife, Susan, a breast cancer survivor and co-chair of the Seton Breast Cancer Center steering committee.

'It is through the generosity of donors like the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and the leadership of local advocates like the Lubins that we can begin to develop a world class breast cancer center that Central Texas deserves," said Greg Hartman, president and chief executive officer of Seton Medical Center Austin.

The vision for the center at Seton Austin is to provide a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to breast cancer care that ties together the best technology, doctors, personal attention and support, from mammography through treatment and recovery.

In addition to the gift from the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, 15 percent of sales from the Ralph Lauren event were donated to the project.

For more information about the Seton Breast Cancer Center and related community events, visit www.setonfund.org.


(Pictured above: Susan Dell, Susan Lubin & Dr. Craig Lubin)


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