Stories of hope. Event invitations. Fundraiser updates. Articles featuring our volunteers. Learn about all the latest news and events from the Cancer Hope Network family.
New volunteer trainings are one of our favorite events. We love getting to know our new volunteers and learning about journeys they have been on.
Executive Director Cynthia Gutierrez Bernstein shares words of thanks for the volunteers who create hope.
Robert “Ziggy” Zegarek was recently elected to the Cancer Hope Network Board of Trustees.
Caring and being cared for. Fishing and knitting. Our newest class of survivor and caregiver mentors is pretty amazing.
What do a foodie, a gamer, a librarian and a laker have in common? They’re the newest members of the CHN volunteer community.
With so many challenges tearing us apart, a yearning for HOPE—for a light in the darkness— brings us together. With your help, a lot has been going on.
The annual event raised $6,000 in support of patients and caregivers facing cancer.
Legacy is not just what we leave behind. It’s the connections we share and the ways in which we support each other. It’s how we inspire hope.
This article first appeared in the June 2020 edition of Oncology Nursing News.Diane E. Paul, MS, RN is the Chief Operating Officer, Drug Development Associates
Meet the woman connecting with clients and spreading hope when they need it most.
A match made in heaven. Our Director of External Affairs, Sarah, needed us as much as we needed her.
Rachel has lead a life of caring and has no intentions of stopping any time soon.
Cynthia leads the CHN team with experience and care.
Our Associate Director of Development is a word superhero.
Tom and Dave’s talent, their personal experiences with cancer and their passion for helping cancer patients and the people who love them are a terrific addition to the Cancer Hope Network community.
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