Planning on attending the Tin Caps season opener on April 7? Make sure you stop by our table on the concourse to say hello and pick up one of our… Read more »
Planning on attending the Tin Caps season opener on April 7? Make sure you stop by our table on the concourse to say hello and pick up one of our… Read more »
For the 2nd year, the employees of Greatbatch Medical organized a basket raffle to benefit Cancer Services. Today, CSNI volunteer Stephanie Beck, Financial Manager Kathy Ryan, and Development Director Amber… Read more »
by Dianne May, president & CEO Peter, one of our client advocates, shared this quote at a recent staff meeting: “In facing the unknown, hope is as reasonable as despair.”… Read more »
by Lynette Fager On Oct, 8, 2009, Sally Garrett Smith’s life changed—she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Less than a month later, she had surgery and soon after, she began… Read more »
Have you ever wanted to make a difference in your community but didn’t know where to start? Volunteering is something that everyone can do and it can be very rewarding,… Read more »
Late last year, East Noble High School’s swimming team hosted “Paint the Pool Pink,” to benefit Cancer Services. All swimmers wore pink caps and raised over $400 through a bake… Read more »
When Kent passed away in October of 2008, he was only 62. He left behind his wife, Denise, and three daughters: Erin, Anna and Ashley. He had four sisters, one… Read more »
by Michele DeVinney Although Joel Saunders sought medical attention as soon as he found a lump in his neck in February 2009, it was almost six months before a diagnosis… Read more »
Today, Viola Ramp visited us and brought 53 hand-made hats! Our clients will love them! Thank you.
Join us Thursday, March 10, for a free nutrition seminar: Food Demo-Healthy Foods to Promote Cancer Prevention and Recurrence Prevention Presenters: Mischa Story, RD & Jessica Bird, dietetic intern from… Read more »
