No Words Needed
Knowing exactly what to say or how to say it when talking about your own diagnosis isn’t always possible. When you just can’t seem to find the words, art therapy gives you a canvas.
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Around Town (10 posts found)
Generation Zero
Imagine a world without prostate cancer. Nonprofit ZERO is working to make that dream a reality.
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Going Virtual
COVID-19 may have put a damper on IRL gatherings, but some nonprofits are using the challenge as an opportunity to better serve communities without ever leaving home.
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Angels in Disguise
Through the help of Imerman Angels, Jennifer Morrice learned the power of friendship from an unlikely source—her cancer journey.
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Running for a Cause
The Cancer Cartel's first annual fun run/walk starts this weekend to benefit cancer warriors with financial constraints.
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Bear-able Hope
Bear Necessities raises awareness and funds for childhood cancer research, but until a cure is discovered once and for all, this nonprofit is on a quest to make each child’s day shine a little bit brighter.
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The Comedy in Cancer
Olivia Clarke, founder of Humor Beats Cancer, shares stories from around the world that feature cancer warriors finding the funny in a traditionally sober space.
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#fearLESS – The 2020 Cancerland AnaOno Fashion Show
AnaOno Intimates, a lingerie brand designed for people affected by breast cancer, hosted their fourth annual fashion show last week in New York City, which featured courageous cancer survivors, thrivers, and supporters wearing fun & fearless fashions.
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When Life Hands You Lemons
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation started with one little girl on a very important mission: Raising money for research to benefit the lives of others like her.
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A Chain of Support
Sharsheret understands the wholly specific religious, cultural, and genetic implications of people of all Jewish backgrounds receiving a cancer diagnosis.
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