Working to Give: Philanthropies & Philanthropic Work
Stories of Philanthropy & Corporate Giving
The Birmingham Fire & Rescue members are heating things up, and that’s not just about the fires they put out. And in the process, they are working to benefit the American Cancer Society. In a special charity calendar that they’ve just created, they have posed in order to help raise[…]
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In January, The Morris Hospital Radiation Therapy Center will conduct a program for People taking Cancer Treatments. The ’Look Good…Feel Better’ program for women will be held at the Morris Hospital Radiation Therapy Center in Morris IL. The program is free of charge and will be held on January 12,[…]
Read moreThe new resource center could also house the “Look Good, Feel Better” program.. In this an American Cancer Society program, trained cosmetologists talk to cancer patients and give active treatment how to apply makeup and how to best to treat skin changes and hair loss. Each patient also receives a[…]
Read moreLisa Bottomley, a local community manager for the American Cancer Society in North Carolina said that the new resource center in Mount Airy will serve as more than a wig closet and location for cancer information. The building can be used to provide several additional services. They will try to[…]
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The American Cancer Society hopes that with the help of the community it will soon be able to open a cancer resource center in Mount Airy, N.C. The society has cancer resource centers in many communities throughout the country. Currently there is a drive to establish a center in or[…]
Read moreThe Top 5 Youth Per Capita Award was given to Quinnipiac University at the American Cancer Society’s New England Relay For Life College Summit in Marlborough, Mass. The Top 5 Youth Per Capita Award was given to Quinnipiac because it was one of the top five schools, with between 5,[…]
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