group at NASDAQ opening
(Center at the microphone) Liz and Peter Menges, parents of the late Bobby Menges, and founders of the "I'm Not Done Yet Foundation."

DCI Rings Nasdaq Opening Bell

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On October 7, 2022, representatives from the DCI Teen and Young Adult Oncology Program (TYAO) joined the I'm Not Done Yet Foundation in ringing the opening bell at Nasdaq in New York City. Duke Cancer Institute and the I'm Not Done Foundation were welcomed and acknowledged on the jumbotron in Times Square.

The Foundation, which was started by the parents of Bobby Menges — a Duke student who succumbed to brain cancer at age 19 — is an important TYAO partner; supporting a peer-to-peer support program called “Bobby’s Coaches” as well as helping young cancer patients pay for fertility preservation services. Menges would have been 25 on October 21.

Group in Times Square
DCI staff and the "I'm Not Done Foundation" celebrate in Times Square, New York City, the ringing of the Nasdaq opening bell. The I’m Not Done Yet Foundation was started by the parents of Bobby Menges, a Duke student who succumbed to cancer at 19 years old. He would have been 25 on October 21.
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