Loyola University - Chicago

We are the Generation to End Cancer!

Thank you so much for visiting our fundraising page for the Huntsman Challenge! We are excited to join thousands of college students uniting to be The Generation to End Cancer™More...
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Huntsman Cancer Institute & Sigma Chi

Jon M. Huntsman (Penn 1959) is the Sigma Chi brother who invested $300 million to establish the Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) in 1995.

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We are the Generation to End Cancer!

Thank you so much for visiting our fundraising page for the Huntsman Challenge! We are excited to join thousands of college students uniting to be The Generation to End Cancer™ by supporting the lifesaving work at Huntsman Cancer Institute.

We have all been touched by cancer, and I am making the commitment to bring hope to patients and their families by participating in this event, raising money, and doing my part to help eradicate cancer from the earth.

Please consider helping me reach my goal by donating to this page—100% of every donation is being used to fund the mission of Huntsman Cancer Institute. Because of you, others continue to have hope in their fight against cancer.

Top Teams
Sigma Chi Lambda Nu Chapter $1,303.90
Kappa Kappa Gamma - LUC $955.45
Kappa Delta - LUC $692.90
Chi Omega - LUC $433.60
Alpha Chi Omega - LUC $359.50
Loyola University - Chicago Fall 24 Pledge Class $25
Phi Sigma Sigma - LUC $15.15
Alpha Sigma Alpha - LUC $0
Alpha Delta Pi - LUC $0
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