Keep Cancer Research Moving Forward
Paint the Town Pink, Annual Community-Led Campaign to Raise Funds for
Cancer Research at The Hormel Institute Happens Every Year.
2025 Events
Saturday, Jan 25. - Plunging For Pink, Registration at 1, Plunging at 2
Thursday, Feb. 6 - Austin Bruins Gala
Friday, Feb. 7 and Saturday, Feb. 8 - Toss For a Cure
Saturday, Feb. 8 - Shooters For Hooters
Austin, Minn. – PTTP is a community-led annual campaign to raise funds for innovative research to accelerate answers to cancer.
“We hope every individual who donates and every organizer who works hard to raise funds for PTTP knows how important their support is to move cancer research forward. They are on the front lines with our researchers as together we work to prevent and control cancer and find better therapies to treat it,” said Gail Dennison, Director of Development and External Relations.
Since it started in 2011, PTTP has raised nearly $3 million for cancer research at The Hormel Institute.
“The community of Austin and communities throughout the region are amazing in their generous support of this important work. The Hormel Institute thanks every person who contributes. We all know every dollar, every cancer, and every person matters,” said Dennison.
The 2024 PTTP event lineup included returning favorites like Plunging for Pink and Fishing for a Cure. There was also a new event: Austin Bruins Black & Gold Gala, which was held at Austin Country Club.
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“Cancer touches everyone including the families and friends of our players. Our new owner Brian Raduenz lost one of his closest friends to cancer so the PTTP campaign is meaningful and important to all of us.”
Brian Schulz, President of the Austin Bruins
IF YOU HAVE AN IDEA FOR A NEW PTTP EVENT, REACH OUT TO:
Daneka Wiechmann
The Hormel Institute’s PTTP Coordinator
wiech035@umn.edu or 507-437-9650
Thanks to The Hormel Foundation’s annual support, every dollar donated to The Hormel Institute is used to support innovative research aimed at accelerating answers to cancer.