Fundraising Spotlights
The Cholangiocarcinoma is pleased to support your local event by providing publicity on our website and social media outlets, giveaways including educational brochures and awareness bracelets, and suggestions to help make your activity a success!
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Another Fundraiser Spotlight
A great email we just received from Karen…Our family held a Family Reunion two weeks ago in Richmond, Virginia. During the reunion, we had a Silent Auction to raise money to donate to the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation in honor our Mother who passed away from cholangiocarcinoma on 12/10/2011.We raised $1,079.00 amazingly enough!Thank you for your help,…
Virginia Gill’s Page
Virginia Gill’s Page Jason & I are running the New Orleans Rock and Roll Half Marathon on January 25th 2015 in memory of Jaime Griff. As many of you know we lost Jaime to cholangiocarcinoma in September 2014. Research for treatment of this devestating disease is greatly underfunded. We are running to help promote awareness and…
Andrea Remembered
Fundraiser Spotlight: Andrea Remembered On January 10th, AndreaRemembered.org held the fourth annual “Andrea’s Night at the Discovery Lodge”. More than 500 people were in attendance to celebrate her life and raise funds for the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation and the Andrea M. Fuquay Memorial Scholarship at the University of Southern Indiana. This year, the “Andrea’s Night at…
The 2014 Journey for Jo 5K Run/Walk & Kids Dash
Who was Jo Bryant? Jo Bryant was a healthy, working teacher and a very involved mother and grandmother when she went to the doctor for back pain. (She taught for 43 years, up until the day she was hospitalized.) After tests and a biopsy, a week later, she was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma. Her health quickly…
A Day at the Races
A Day at the Races A Day At The Races My Dad, Joe Judge, was diagnosed with Cholangiocarcinoma in September of 2012. After consultations with leading hospitals and oncologists, it soon became apparent that there was no cure for this cancer, and managing the disease would only buy a few more precious months at best.…
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