What your dollars make happen.
We are thrilled to introduce our new Executive Director, Dave Bell! Dave comes to us with more than 20 years of non-profit leadership with the YMCA. Prior to joining us at the Project, Dave served as the Executive Director of … Continue reading
Learn more below about Eric Gilliland, our featured Spotlight Survivor for April. We asked Eric some questions about surviving colon cancer and we’re so happy he obliged! Thanks, Eric! You kick butt! Can you please share a little bit about your … Continue reading
I am writing to share with you a volunteer opportunity on Tuesday, Feb. 9 that we would love to have you join us for! The Colon Cancer Prevention Project has teamed up with the American Cancer Society’s Cancer Action Network … Continue reading
BIG NEWS! As of Jan. 1, all screening colonoscopies in Kentucky are 100% covered by insurance. That means that if you have a screening colonoscopy (screening means that you don’t have symptoms or a family history) and a polyp … Continue reading
On Jan. 14, the Health & Welfare Committee will meet at noon in the Capitol Annex in Frankfort, Ky. to vote on this proposal. If you are in the area, please join us!
If you can’t make it, you can still play a key role. Continue reading
Learn more below about Virginia Payne, our featured Survivor Spotlight for January. Virginia shares more about her personal experience with colon cancer, her advice for others, and more! Can you please share a little bit about your cancer diagnosis and … Continue reading
Learn more below about Becky Callahan, our featured Survivor Spotlight for December. Becky shares more about her personal experience with colon cancer, her advice for others, and more! Continue reading
Learn more about how YOU can get involved as a volunteer in December – and beyond! Continue reading
Want to know why we do what we do? You’ll definitely want to hear these stories.
THIS IS RICK BARNEY’S STORY. RICK CALLS IT BORING.
WE CALL IT AMAZING. THIS IS THE KIND OF STORY WE LOVE – THE STORY OF ON-TIME SCREENING.
HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED WHEN RICK GOT SCREENED AT AGE 50. Continue reading
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