By Sheri Hammond, DNP, NP-C Staying active during cancer treatment can feel overwhelming. Fatigue, pain, nausea, or emotional stress may make movement feel like the
Wonderful to see around 100 people at our Grand Opening “Homecoming” Celebration at the new Dallas Clubhouse this weekend! View this video from the afternoon. We kicked off
One Run – the high-energy celebration of hope, healing and community for North Texans impacted by cancer – was a great success! View the full photo gallery
Longtime CSCNT participant Shannon Daves knows every raindrop fills the bucket, and every contribution matters, which is why she joined Changemakers, our monthly giving community
By Sheri Hammond, DNP, NP-C Being a teenager is all about balancing friendships, school, finding your identity, and gaining independence. Now imagine adding cancer to
As we open the red door at our new Dallas Clubhouse, which better serves our participants, we reflect on all the great work in 2025
By Sheri Hammond, DNP, NP-C A cancer diagnosis can take a heavy emotional and mental toll. Fear, uncertainty, and the stress of treatment can feel
We’re excited to share that we’ll open the red door at the new Dallas Clubhouse on Wednesday, February 25. Stay tuned for more details about a grand opening celebration happening
When Joann Gardner was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer in October 2024, the news landed like a shockwave through the home she shares with
Exciting news! Cancer Support Community North Texas is moving our current Dallas Clubhouse to a new location to better serve the needs of North Texans
Our members and community spoke, and we listened! One Run, the fan-favorite 5K walk/run, is returning bigger, bolder, and more fun than ever! One Run isn’t
The Red Tie Gala truly was the greatest show – all thanks to our supporters! We loved seeing everyone in their best circus-themed attire –
At the Dallas Stars game on October 4, player Matt Duchene #95 presented us with a generous check for $50,309.94 raised through his HockeyTonk initiative. We
Longtime breast cancer survivor Janet Moll had a meaningful conversation at our Dallas Clubhouse with a young woman who was going through treatment for the same diagnosis.
Cancer Support Community North Texas has a positive ripple effect – like a pebble dropping in a pond – in the lives of not only
The support breast cancer survivor Malinda Perryman receives from Cancer Support Community North Texas has a positive ripple effect – like a pebble dropping in a pond – in not only
Jessica Vogt took her close friend to all of her appointments while she was undergoing breast cancer treatment. Working in healthcare, Jessica understood what questions
The biggest challenge Jessica Salcido faced when going through cancer treatments was being separated from her young children. She would be at the hospital for
North Texans with cancer and their families – more than 50 participants – filled our Dallas Clubhouse on June 28 for Community is Stronger Than
June 28 celebration event is free and open to the public People are more likely to survive cancer today than ever before.
A cancer diagnosis is never an isolated experience – it sets off a ripple effect that impacts not only the patient, but also their family,
Ken Allen’s grandson Elijah endearingly calls Cancer Support Community North Texas the “pot pie place.” A social event at our clubhouse where everyone brought their favorite pie
Dave Ashworth understood the power of community after his wife Janet Moll was diagnosed with breast cancer. While he could support Janet as her husband,
When Becki Galloway was having a low period, a fellow member of the CSCNT Living with Cancer support group told her, “I’m really glad you’re