by Gail Hamm, program director “I strongly feel that the people at Cancer Services have done their best to make me feel supported and you all have kept in touch… Read more »
by Gail Hamm, program director “I strongly feel that the people at Cancer Services have done their best to make me feel supported and you all have kept in touch… Read more »
It’s National Volunteer Appreciation Week! Volunteering is one of the greatest gifts you give yourself…unless you are the organization who is being blessed by your time. Cancer Services is truly… Read more »
We are honored to have been a part of the TinCaps Season Opener on April 7 as one of the featured charities. Our volunteers had a great time interacting with… Read more »
By Kathy Peterson Mother and Cancer. Two words that have the most beautiful and ugliest meanings in life. But that is why my family sponsored the “Peterson” team in last… Read more »
by Linda Bewley, outreach coordinator “You have cancer,” are three words that will turn your world upside down. The moment that diagnosis is given your life changes. Will I live… Read more »
Great post on LIVESTRONG’s blog by president elect of the Association of Oncology Social Workers. She addresses the question: Who needs an OSW, anyway? Read it HERE.
by Gail Hamm, program director Cancer Services’ Client Advocates often hear this lament from a new client: “I wish I had heard about you sooner!” Of course we think we… Read more »
Cancer Survivor, Mother and local business owner Kim Richards invited our Development Director Amber Recker on her Mom2Mom radio show to talk about how cancer affects the entire family and… Read more »
From Visiting Nurse & Hospice Home: “Men Facing Grief: The Masculine Ways of Dealing with Loss,” Presented by Jim Miller Wed April 20, 6-8p, At Lutheran Cancer Resource Ctr RSVP… Read more »
Sean O’Leary contacted us a few months ago regarding his Eagle Scout project. He wanted to make knit hats for our clients. He delivered them yesterday afternoon and they are… Read more »
