Legacy of Hope

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Cancer impacts everyone, and investing in high-quality, compassionate cancer care has been a focus of Hannibal Regional Foundation over the last two years through the Legacy of Hope Capital Campaign. Thanks to the generous support and trust of donors, Hannibal Regional Foundation is pleased to announce they have raised $10,500,000 for regional cancer care, fulfilling the terms of a $2,000,000 challenge grant from the Mabee Foundation. 

The Legacy of Hope Campaign is supporting regional cancer care, assisting in renovations and upgrades including a new linear accelerator at the Cary Cancer Center in Hannibal, and the construction of a new cancer center in Kirksville which is on track for a June 2027 opening. Hannibal Regional has been delivering quality, compassionate radiation oncology care at the Cary Cancer Center for over 20 years, and will soon be offering this same life-saving service to the residents in the Kirksville area. Radiation oncology services have not been available in Kirksville for over four years, so currently patients facing a cancer diagnosis that requires radiation oncology are forced to travel 90 miles each way, five days a week, often for 4 to 6 weeks to receive their treatment.

When you give, you’re not just making a donation — you’re joining a community of compassionate supporters investing in the future of healthcare in our region. Every dollar is 100% tax deductible and goes directly to expanding access to world-class cancer care. Together, we can make a difference.

Fully 100% of donations go directly to the campaign and are tax deductible. For more information about this campaign or other ways to give, please contact the Foundation at (573) 629-3577.

The Impact of the Legacy of Hope Campaign: Bringing Cancer Care Closer to Home

Better Outcomes

The Legacy of Hope Campaign is paving the way to assist in our delivery of cancer care region-wide. The campaign is raising funds to assist with the purchase of a new linear accelerator and building upgrades at the Cary Cancer Center in Hannibal, as well as the construction of a new state-of-the-art cancer center in Kirksville to provide radiation oncology.  Making oncology care more accessible to residents in northeast Missouri will help ensure people receive life-saving treatments without having to travel far.  At Hannibal Regional, we believing accessing care close to home is better for you and better for your family.

State-of-the-art technology

All-new linear accelerators will target tumors with greater accuracy, minimizing damage to healthy tissues. This means fewer side effects and shorter treatment times for patients.

Expert care - close to home

Patients receiving care close to home offers uninterrupted care, close to family, close to work and close to the expert team that serves them.

Exceptional patient experience

Cancer patients and their families are already going through one of the most trying times of their life. Our expert, compassionate care comforts and supports them in their time of need.

Continued commitment to cancer care

Demonstrating the continued and growing commitment to our region, helping those who need it most.


Kirksville Cancer Center Construction

Photos of construction at the Kirksville Cancer Center.



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