Final Backyard Bash of the Summer of Survivorship at Elizabeth Healthcare Cancer Center
Douglas Flora shared a post by Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati on LinkedIn:
“Join us at the Edgewood Cancer Center for what is sure to be a great time, supporting some of our best partners and cancer survivors everywhere. Community IS stronger than cancer.
All are invited to Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati – Northern Kentucky Backyard Bash: Wild West Edition, which will feature fun for the whole family, including a “Taste of CSC” with vignettes of programs like yoga, country line dancing, and smoothie demos, face painting, western theme games and crafts, pizza, photo booth, giveaways, community resources, and more – all at no charge.
The festivities will be held in our St. Elizabeth Healthcare Cancer Center (1 Medical Village Dr., Edgewood, KY 41017) from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
“We’re excited to bring together the community in and around the Northern Kentucky area for our Wild West-themed Backyard Bash,” says Kelly Shoen, CSC’s Executive Director.
Cancer can be overwhelming and stressful for individuals and their families. Our hope is that we can provide families in our community the opportunity to connect and make memories together—because community is stronger than cancer.”
Quoting Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati’s post:
“Our final Backyard Bash of the Summer of Survivorship is taking place on SAT. AUGUST 10th at St. Elizabeth Healthcare Cancer Center in Edgewood, KY!
Dust off your cowboy boots and saddle up for a rip-roaring adventure through a landscape straight out of the frontier days. Step back into the Wild West and sample our healthy lifestyle programs, pizza & piano playing, games & crafts, giveaways, and more!
Register today and share with family and friends.
Including resources from Ride Cincinnati, Karen Wellington Foundation for LIVING with Breast Cancer, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society – Ohio River Valley and more!
And a special thank you to our funding partners including: St. Elizabeth Healthcare, Charles H Dater Foundation, Elsa Heisel Sule Charitable Foundation, Jack J. Smith Charitable Trust, PNC Charitable Trust, and The Motz Group!”
Source: Douglas Flora/LinkedIn and Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati/LinkedIn