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
Breast cancer survivor Wanda Tooker gives to CSCNT in honor of her mother, who died suddenly from a late-stage cancer. She uses the inheritance she
Thanks to everyone who came to our Valentines giveback event at glassybaby in NorthPark Center! A portion of proceeds from sales of the handblown glassware
There are many ways to give back to CSCNT, and Kitty Maxey is a great example of this service. Since 2009, Kitty and her husband
Chad Black understood the power of CSCNT after witnessing a cancer patient’s demeanor change from terrified to a much lighter presence within 30 minutes of
Barbara Long says fellow CSCNT participants have a deeper understanding of what living with cancer means than her family and friends. “They don’t have to
Aredia Denise Taylor describes fellow participants in CSCNT’s Living with Advanced Cancer support group as “close-knit brothers and sisters” both in and outside the clubhouse.
Artist and cancer survivor Jane Cornish Smith has volunteered with CSCNT since 2003. She keeps coming back decades later because of how much fellow survivors
We’re excited to share our co-chairs for this year’s Red Tie Gala: Robert “Bob” Bunnett, Dr. Korie Flippo of Texas Oncology and her husband Matt
When Lesly Cardona was in treatment for breast cancer, she learned a lot from others in the Amigos Unidos group at Cancer Support Community North
Saying someone is a cancer survivor can involve many different experiences and circumstances. During National Cancer Survivors Month, we’re highlighting two Cancer Support Community North
Jim Crawford doesn’t think he would have made it without the counseling and support he’s received at Cancer Support Community North Texas. “I was initially
CSCNT “working on solutions” as in-person cancer support attendance skyrockets According to leadership of Cancer Support Community North Texas (CSCNT), Texas Health Resources (THR) –
Martin Woodall first became interested in donating to Cancer Support Community North Texas because of the Noogieland children’s programming. Without children of his own, he
While undergoing treatment for colon cancer, Javier Sauceda became depressed and didn’t want to do anything. When he started coming to Cancer Support Community North
Ronda Miles likes volunteering as a tai chi instructor at CSCNT because she can cater the class to people living with cancer who have diverse
Accessing healthcare and resources is particularly difficult when information isn’t in your native language. That’s why the Amigos Unidos support group at Cancer Support Community
“It was really helpful for me to know that someone who didn’t even know me cared enough and was thinking about me,” shares Claire Scherer,