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Because of you…..
Because of You… This year reminded us that meaningful change happens when compassionate people unite behind a powerful mission. Because of supporters like you, Kentucky continues to lead the nation in colorectal cancer prevention—reaching more families, strengthening lifesaving policies, and … Continue reading
#ShineForAnoosh
#ShineForAnoosh is lighting the way for colon cancer awareness! Thanks to this incredible community, we’ve raised $2,870 in honor of Anoosh Shariat’s memory and legacy of advocacy—and we’re so close to breaking $3,000! Can you help us get there today? … Continue reading
Welcome to #ToiletTalk
🚨🎉 Introducing the #ToiletTalk #ToiletTok Challenge! 🚨🎉 It’s time to break the taboo and have the important conversation we’ve been avoiding. Join Paul Scheer in launching the #ToiletTalk #ToiletTok Challenge – a fun, creative, and bold way to raise awareness … Continue reading
Pharmacy Protocol for CRC Screening- Kentucky is first in the nation!
“Pharmacists are an integral part of the healthcare delivery system in prevention, public health issues, and the dispensing of life-saving medications,” said Ben Mudd, Executive Director of the Kentucky Pharmacists Association. “Adding assessment of and screening for colorectal cancer (CRC) … Continue reading
Darrell Griffith doesn’t want you to miss your shot at preventing colon cancer.
Volunteer Appreciation Breakfast
Happy Holidays!
This has been such an exciting year for the Project. None of our work would be possible without your support. Please consider the Project when finishing up your year end giving. Every dollar makes a difference!
Survivor Spotlight: Lana Boes
In the Spring of 2013, Lana was experiencing stomach pain, bloating, and cramping. She dismissed those symptoms initially, and just happened to mention them to her primary care doctor during an unrelated visit. Because of her family history of colon cancer … Continue reading
Survivor Spotlight: “I was diagnosed at 24 with Stage 4.”
Left: Carly walks hand-in-hand with her boyfriend in the 2021 Kicking Butt 5K. My name is Carly, and I was diagnosed in June of 2019 at 24. Before that I had been experiencing pretty typical symptoms: weight loss, blood in … Continue reading
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