4th Annual Martini Tasting!
Sunday, April 18th 2010 at Steve and Cookies
Adminission: $40 per person
The Quintin Foundation will be holding its 4th Annual Shake It Up Martini Tasting. This year we will still be featuring all of the latest trends in top shelf vodka flavors as well as a variety of beers which will be paired with an assortment of delicious foods. Enjoy live music from acoustic guitar player, Tony Pontari. All proceeds benefit the cancer programs, treatments, and research at Thomas Jefferson University and The Kimmel Cancer Center. To purchase pre-admission and have your name placed on a guest list, please pay online or send your checks to: The Quintin Foundation PO Box 92 Ocean City, NJ 08226
Welcome
Jessica Quintin is the founder of The Quintin Foundation. Together, with her family, friends and many others from her close-knit beach community, Jessica has committed herself to raising money and community awareness for the fight against cancer. The Quintin Foundation’s motivation and fundraisers will benefit the Jefferson Cancer Network at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
Where Does The Money Go?
The Quintin Foundation is proud to say that over the past 3 years, we have been able to give Thomas Jefferson University Hospital approximately $83,000 in net donations! This money has helped to fund ongoing research at Jefferson Hospital and most recently to completely renovate the waiting area in the hospital’s Radiation Oncology Department.
We are excited to announce that the proceeds from this year’s benefit will help fund a brand new Bio Specimen Repository (Tissue Bank) which will be onsite at Thomas Jefferson University.
This form of research provides long-term storage of clinical and research material in -80° C and liquid nitrogen freezers where the malignancies can be tested and observed by applying different drug therapies.
In funding this project ,The Quintin Foundation will be enabling cutting edge research in our goal to ultimately cure cancer!
Grateful Cancer Survivor Raises Funds
for Jefferson Hospital
July 4, 2007 • Press of Atlantic City
Cancer survivor raising funds for Jefferson
By DEBRA RECH For The Press, (609) 463-6719
OCEAN CITY — Jessica Quintin ran a half-marathon the day before she was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer of the parotid gland, the main salivary gland. This type of cancer is so rare, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, where Jessica was treated, treats only 28 to 30 cases per year. Jessica had no symptoms other than feeling…
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Quintin Foundation is Tax exempt under section 501[c][3] ID#31309