“Hope is an essential aspect of life and can take many forms. Most people facing cancer hope they will be cured of their disease. If not cured, they hope for a prolonged life. If not a prolonged life, they hope for life that is meaningful and of high quality” . . . . *
These words remind us how important it is to extend our services out of caring, understanding, and hope. Because a cancer diagnosis turns lives upside down emotionally and financially our clients and their families must deal with the fear of the unknown and the need to redirect their resources. To make matters worse many lack the financial means or insurance to cover the cost of screening, surgery, and treatment. We know that for some hope grows thin. During the months of surgery and treatment the cost of transportation, nutritional drinks, comfort items, and cancer related prescriptions could well exceed the client’s available income. On this site, you can learn about the work we do, the support and educational services available, and how to become a part of a team in serving the community.
*Excerpt from Return to Wholeness, Copyright 1999
Join Us for Our:
What: 11th Annual Charity Breakfast
When: Thursday, April 8, 2010
Where: Texas Road House 200 W. McGalliard
Times: 6:30, 7:15, 8:00 am
Price: $10.00 each Children under 10 for a donation
For more information or for tickets call Cancer Services of ECI-Little Red Door at 765-284-9063
401 W. Jackson St. • Muncie, IN 47305 • 765.284.9063 • Email This website was funded in part by:
The Mutual Bank Charitable Foundation, Inc.
SUSAN G. KOMEN FOR THE CURE INDIANAPOLIS Capacity Building Funding
