Among our most inspiring stories are those of survivors who find profound purpose in philanthropy and community service. Our collection features inspiring stories of individuals who channel their experience into advocacy, establish scholarships, volunteer at treatment centers, or create support networks for others facing similar challenges.
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Deb Stewart has battled breast cancer twice. She now works with breast cancer survivors, lending her support and wisdom gleaned from experience. Listen to her story now.
Frank Potepan fought lymphoma in the 1990s, and for the last several years has been involved in developing a local hospice program. For Frank and his wife, Ellen, it’s a chance to show their gratitude and a rewarding and meaningful way to support the cancer care community.
Several years after Annie Applegarth battled sarcoma, she joined the Mermaids, a group that participates in Swim Across America, an event that raises money for cancer research. Before her diagnosis she had never spent much time in the water. Now her friends and family cheer as she finishes up a mile.
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