UnityPoint Clinic - Express (Jordan Creek)

180 Jordan Creek Parkway, Suite 120
West Des Moines, Iowa 50266

UnityPoint Clinic - Express (Waukee)

950 E. Hickman Road
Waukee, Iowa 50263

Urgent Care - Altoona

2720 8th St. SW
Altoona, Iowa 50009

Urgent Care - Ankeny

3625 N. Ankeny Blvd.
Suite E
Ankeny, Iowa 50023

Urgent Care - Ingersoll

2103 Ingersoll Ave., Ste. 2
Des Moines, Iowa 50312

Urgent Care - Lakeview

6000 University Avenue
Suite 101
West Des Moines, Iowa 50266

Urgent Care - Merle Hay

4020 Merle Hay Road
Suite 100
Des Moines, Iowa 50310

Urgent Care - Southglen

6520 SE 14th St.
Des Moines, Iowa 50320

Urgent Care - Urbandale

5200 NW 100th Street
Urbandale, Iowa 50322

Rally Against Cancer Featured Speaker

2021 Speaker - Anthony Rizzo

Anthony Rizzo is the All-Star first baseman for the Chicago Cubs, and at the young age of 31, he is already one of the most decorated players in Cubs' history. Notably, in 2016, he led the Cubs to their first World Series Championship in 108 years!

After being traded to the Cubs in 2012, he developed into an All-Star player, appearing in the All-Star Game three times, winning the Silver Slugger Award, three Gold Glove Awards, a Platinum Glove Award and the Roberto Clemente Award in 2017.

Through his philanthropic ventures, Rizzo has also won the Heart and Hustle Award and the Branch Rickey Award. He is considered by many to be one of the most respected players in Major League Baseball.

In 2008, during his first year in professional baseball, Anthony was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma and underwent six months of chemotherapy at the same time his grandmother was battling breast cancer. Within a few years of remission, he created the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation. The Foundation has raised millions of dollars in support of cancer research and families with children who are battling cancer.

We are honored to have Anthony Rizzo join us for this year's Rally and can't wait for him to share his story with all of you.

Past Speakers

2020: Dorothy Hamill, Olympic Gold Medal Skater and breast cancer survivor

2019: Vince Papale, former NFL player and colon cancer survivor.

2018: Scott Hamilton, Olympic Gold Medal Skater, Broadcaster, and Cancer Survivor

2017: Shannon Miller, Olympian, Entrepreneur and Cancer Survivor

2016: Jim Kelly, Retired Buffalo Bills quarterback and NFL Hall of Fame

2015: Mark Herzlich, New York Giants Linebacker and Cancer Survivor

2014: Mike Haynes, Former Los Angeles Raiders Defensive Back, Cancer Survivor, and NFL Hall of Fame

2013: Chris Draft, Former NFL Linebacker and Cancer Advocate

2012: Merril Hoge, Former Pittsburgh Steelers Running Back, ESPN Analyst and Cancer Survivor

2011: Chris Spielman, Former Detroit Lions Linebacker and Cancer Advocate

2010: Mike Ditka, Former Chicago Bears Tight End, Chicago Bears Coach and NFL Hall of Fame

2009: Marv Levy, Former Buffalo Bills Coach, NFL Hall of Fame and Cancer Survivor

2008: Gale Sayers, Former Chicago Bears Running Back and NFL Hall of Fame

2007: Craig Morton, Former Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos Quarterback, and Cancer Survivor

2006: Len Dawson, Former Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback, Super Bowl IV MVP, and NFL Hall of Fame

2005: Art Still, Former Kansas City Chiefs & Buffalo Bills Defensive End, and NFL Pro Bowler

2004: Marv Cook, Former University of Iowa All-American, New England Patriots tight end, and NFL All-Pro

2003: Kirk Ferentz, University of Iowa Football Coach

2002: John Keck, Former NFL Referee