The American Cancer Society Relay For Life movement is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path. Each event is six to 24 hours in length, and each team is asked to have a member on the track at all times to signify the ongoing fight against […]
Fundraising event and Silent Auction to raise money to fund a Mindful Healing Arts Retreat for Cancer Patients and Caregivers in the Colorado Mountains. The event is $10 and attendees get appetizers and a special, select Ursula beer. Silent Auction items include a Flying 101 Package, Date Night Packages, Vacation Getaways, Georgetown Railroad Passes and […]
The American Cancer Society Relay For Life movement is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path. Each event is six to 24 hours in length, and each team is asked to have a member on the track at all times to signify the ongoing fight against […]
As the largest network of breast cancer events in the nation, the non-competitive 3- to 5-mile walks raise money and awareness to help move us closer to a world free from breast cancer.
For women with any gynecologic cancer. Lunch provided. For more information, contact Andrea Danner at 719-776-5884 Facilitators: Amy Gilman, RN, and Andrea Danner, LSW
Feel better during cancer treatment. Join us to learn how to look good and feel better about the skin and hair changes that cancer treatment can cause. Free workshops led by trained, volunteer cosmetologists Get help with cosmetics, skin care, and head covering options
Join us at the Rockies on June 3rd! It’s National Cancer Survivor’s Day and Cancer Awareness Day at the Rockies. Get a hat with your special ticket purchase. And a portion of proceeds will be donated to the Colorado Cancer Coalition. Go to www.rockies.com/awareness use the code CCC
Registration is not required for this group. Co-Facilitators: Niki Saigeon, LCSW, and Sharon Halla, RN Questions? Call Niki Saigeon, LCSW at 719-776-5878
What Patient Navigators and the Medical Community Need to Know: A Colorectal Cancer Patient’s Perspective Violet was 31 years old when she was diagnosed with Stage IV Colorectal Cancer. She spent a year trying to convince doctors that something was wrong, only to be told repeatedly that she was “too young” to have this disease. […]
