Tribute Dinner is a celebration of people with cancer, caregivers, and medical professionals in our community. Your support at Tribute Dinner provides critical funds needed to help more than 5,000 people with cancer in your community. The event includes an elegant dinner, inspiring stories, and an opportunity to make a difference.
Keynote Speaker
We are thrilled to announce Alexandra Hall as our keynote speaker.
Alexandra Hall is an Indiana University, Bloomington graduate and an award-winning artist whose artworks can be found in private and public collections throughout the United States. Since 2014 she has worked as a professional painter, muralist, and illustrator, and in 2016 she began consulting on public art projects. She is also a cancer survivor. Hall’s goal is to strategically leverage the power of public art and good urban design to engage with the community, improve walkability, beautify, change the character of public spaces, and reinvent the purpose of public spaces.
Dr. Alan Yahanda, President of the Parkview Packnett Family Cancer Institute, will also join us to speak on local rates of cancer in young people.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Would your business like to be recognized as a supporter of local families facing cancer?
Tribute Dinner sponsorships begin at $500 and all include recognition at the event, online, and in Cancer Services publications.
Purchase Tributes
Tickets are no longer on sale.
Want to purchase just a Tribute? You can purchase each Tribute for $25. Tributes are displayed at the event, in the program, and on social media.
Tribute Only
$25.00
This option does not include a ticket to the event.
Before you go…
Please complete the form below with the following information so we can best serve you:
- Please let us know any dietary restrictions for you or your guests.
- If you purchased multiple tickets or a table, please share the names of your table guests.
- Would you like to submit a Tribute? Tributes are short message of support for someone with cancer, gratitude for a caregiver, or remembrance for someone touched by cancer.
