Mandy Moross was a visionary philanthropist and devoted friend of the Weizmann Institute of Science whose commitment to advancing cancer research has left a lasting impact. Together with his wife, Edna, he played a pivotal role in strengthening the Institute’s efforts to understand, diagnose, and treat cancer. Their generosity helped establish the Moross Integrated Cancer Center (MICC), creating a collaborative home for scientists and clinicians working across disciplines to accelerate breakthroughs against this complex disease.
Mr. Moross believed deeply in the power of basic science to transform medicine. Through the Moross family’s support, researchers at the Institute have been able to pursue bold ideas, develop new technologies, and deepen our understanding of cancer biology. The MICC stands as a reflection of that vision—bringing together leading scientists to translate fundamental discoveries into new approaches for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Beyond his philanthropy, Mr. Moross was admired for his curiosity, warmth, and genuine engagement with the scientific community. His legacy endures in the work of the researchers he empowered and in the advances that will continue to emerge from the Moross Integrated Cancer Center for years to come.