Since 1998, the Claudia Mayer Tina Broccolino Cancer Resource Center at Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center has been a place of comfort, connection, and care for anyone facing a cancer diagnosis or their caregivers.
The center’s offerings are built from community voices and patient's needs. It honors the memory of long-time Howard County resident Claudia Mayer, who died of cancer at age 47. It is also named for Tina Broccolino, one of the founders of the center. Her support was instrumental in the center's growth over the past 27 years.
Entirely supported by philanthropy, the center offers all of its programs and services free of charge so that no one walks their cancer journey alone. Please consider making a donation to support these efforts. Thank you for your support!
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