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Blue Ribbon Run

Long Leaf Park Wilmington, NC, United States

The Blue Ribbon Run is an annual event raising money and awareness for a cure for colorectal cancer, while helping North Carolina families affected by this disease. The event was founded ten years ago to honor two Wilmington, NC, moms, Julie M. Brown and Christina Gianoplus. The Blue Ribbon Run has established an endowment in … Read more

Event Series Caregiver Conversations

Caregiver Conversations

Free Webinar NC

During these worrisome times, we know you may have things on your mind. Caregiver Conversations is a supportive program just for caregivers caring for a patient with a cancer diagnosis. Caregiver Conversations are held every Tuesday and are facilitated by N.C. Cancer Hospital staff. Given the current safety measures in place for COVID-19, these weekly … Read more

Event Series Coping with Cancer Support Group

Coping with Cancer Support Group

WebEx NC

The Coping with Cancer group is an ongoing video support group for patients undergoing first-time cancer treatment. The group meets on the first and third Tuesdays of every month. Share your experiences, listen to others, and get support through these drop-in sessions. Please register to attend. If this is your first time attending a video … Read more

Cancer Transitions Wellness Workshop

Webinar NC

Cancer Transitions is a free virtual wellness workshop for adult cancer survivors and their caregivers after treatment. At the session, learn from experts about how to move forward and positively impact your life. Please register to attend.

Event Series Caregiver Conversations

Caregiver Conversations

Free Webinar NC

During these worrisome times, we know you may have things on your mind. Caregiver Conversations is a supportive program just for caregivers caring for a patient with a cancer diagnosis. Caregiver Conversations are held every Tuesday and are facilitated by N.C. Cancer Hospital staff. Given the current safety measures in place for COVID-19, these weekly … Read more