Learn more about the exciting events hosted by the Colon Cancer Prevention Project
Eric Gilliland, Golf Pro for Audubon Country Club and early-onset Colon Cancer Survivor, plans to participate in the PGA Golf Day where he will play 100 holes of golf to benefit the Colon Cancer Prevention Project. “Since my diagnosis I’ve developed a heightened sense … Continue reading
Hey there, beautiful butt kickers! Are you getting excited for the Louisville and Lexington Kicking Butt 5ks? We certainly are! We know that there are a lot of different people at these events. Some are triathletes, some are neighborhood runners, … Continue reading
There are many ways to screen for colon cancer. Depending on your age, medical condition, family history, and risk, your doctor will recommend the one that is best for you. Many people think of colonoscopies when they think of screening … Continue reading
If we learned anything from the Louisville Kicking Butt 5k, it’s that a little rain never ruined a good time for anyone. (And a lot of rain just makes life interesting!) We are so grateful to everyone who came out … Continue reading
On August 27, surrounding their match with Bethlehem Steel, the Louisville City FC will present the first annual Cancer Awareness Night. A portion of every ticket purchased using the promo code “Cancer2016” will be donated back to 5 local charity … Continue reading
We are so excited to share that more than 500 people turned out for our 2016 Bottoms Up Bash Presented by KentuckyOne Health, and a record $90,000 was raised for the event! Thank you for your support! And save the … Continue reading
March 1st marks the beginning of Colon Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know that Kentucky as of 2013 ranks No. 1 for colon cancer incidence and No. 4 for colon cancer mortality in the U.S.? We’re working hard to change … Continue reading
Learn more about how YOU can get involved as a volunteer in December – and beyond! Continue reading
By Andrea Uhde Shepherd, Executive Director Take a second to soak this in: In Kentucky, where we are based, more than half the 120 counties are in colon cancer hotspots. That’s the worst of the worst. I may have blushed when … Continue reading
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