Johns Hopkins receives $10 million from Under Armour

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THE JOHNS HOPKINS Kimmel Cancer Center received $10 million from Under Armour to help build a breast health center. The gift comes from the company’s Power in Pink Campaign, and the facility will be named the Under Armour LiveWell Center.

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