Board Chair: ‘CSCNT knows how to ask the right questions’
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, Dave knew she needed an extended community from those who went through cancer. At the same time, he needed to connect with others whose loved ones had cancer. “Women who […]
Cancer survivor sees CSCNT as an emotionally safe space
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 here. Even though you feel this way, we’re lucky to have you.” “It resonated with me so much, and because of what he said, I ended up working through those […]
CSCNT donations reach far beyond cancer patients
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 received from her parents for CSCNT gifts as a meaningful way to utilize these funds. Wanda’s first gift to CSCNT was during North Texas Giving Day 2024. “Donations to CSCNT […]
Supporters give back to CSCNT at glassybaby event
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 go toward our mental health and social support services for North Texans with cancer and their families. Great sips and bites were served by Eataly Dallas. Didn’t have a chance […]
Donor extends support through volunteering
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 Dee have contributed monetary gifts to CSCNT annually around Christmas in memory of their mothers, who both died of cancer. Now that she’s semi-retired, Kitty wanted to do more. Starting […]
New Development Director: ‘Don’t dim your light for someone else’
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 receiving support. Watching CSCNT CEO Mirchelle Louis take the cancer patient’s hand, say “we’ve got this” and go into a meeting room, Chad was amazed by how much this person […]
VIDEO – CSCNT is ‘critical piece’ of mental health
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 have the same kind of cancer, but they just understand the side effects you’re dealing with and the worries you have,” says Barbara, who has been coming to Cancer Support […]
VIDEO – Cancer survivor: CSCNT ‘resuscitated me’
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. “I don’t care what you have going on – you don’t want to miss group,” Aredia says. “We know each one of us is looking out for the other.” Diagnosed […]
Volunteer spotlight: Making art ‘helps the soul’
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 impact her life. “There’s one participant that comes quite a bit, and I know she will be in treatment the rest of her life,” Jane says. “I see her having […]
Red Tie Gala: Our co-chairs are ready!
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 Tribolet! For Bob, giving back to Cancer Support Community North Texas is a way to honor his wife Borbala, who died of pancreatic cancer last year. Korie and Matt hope […]