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- 2008
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Lafayette Family Cancer Center DedicationCreated on Wednesday
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Events
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- Lafayette Family Cancer Center...
Lafayette Family Cancer Center in B...
Wednesday, December 2 at 4:00pm - High Tea and Silent Auction fo...
North Brewer Eddington United Metho...
Saturday, October 10 at 4:00pm - Ellsworth Swing Dance for Cham...
The Maine Grind, 192 Main Street, E...
Friday, October 2 at 7:00pm - 5th Annual EMMC Auxiliary Kitc...
Six Exceptional Kitchens in the Gre...
Saturday, September 26 at 12:00pm - Brenda Sibley Memorial Ride fo...
Old Town Maine McDonalds - and 100 ...
Saturday, September 26 at 8:00am - Winterport Women's Club - for ...
Wagner Middle School - Winterport, ...
Wednesday, September 23 at 7:00pm - Run for Hope 5K Walk & Run
Hampden, Maine - Best Western White...
Sunday, September 13 at 11:30am - United Methodist Women (UMW) -...
North Brewer Eddington United Metho...
Wednesday, September 2 at 7:00pm - Cancer Survivor Day
The Bangor Waterfront
Sunday, June 7 at 2:00pm
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Champion the Cure This page on the Champion the Cure website has an extensive array of photos from last week's Lafayette Family Cancer Center events, all skillfully taken by Andrea Littlefield. Thanks to all who were able to make it to the events.
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Champion the Cure is thrilled to see so many new Fans of the campaign, including: Crystal Laplante, Shelly Umphrey Solomon, Karen Noyes Marquis, Brad Curtis, Denise Long Needham, Brianna Hanington, Pam Hale, Kelli Costello, Robin Earley Lyford, Kelly Bender Childs, and Angela Bowen.
Champion the Cure The campaign goal is definitely obtainable - and thanks to so many of you the gap is being closed. However, success can only be assured if each of you makes a gift right now to the campaign - at whatever you can afford AND by you spreading the word about the need. Thanks!
Champion the Cure thought that the dedication ceremonies went well this week - but hopes that each of you who has not given yet to the campaign knows the following: 1) the campaign runs through the end of December, 2) the campaign is still short of its goal and there is great need for support and 3) giving online, regardless of amount, will be greatly appreciated!
Champion the Cure wants to know if you have made a gift to the campaign? Have you? If not, you have until the end of this month to help us complete the effort. A gift of any size will give you a feeling of ownership in Maine's newest cancer research and treatment center - located in the part of Maine where residents suffer from the... highest cancer incidence in the nation. Please go online now and make a gift in honor or in memory of someone you know who has been touched by cancer.
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We are honored and excited to be co-chairs for this vitally important campaign, Champion the Cure. As a surgeon and registered nurse, respectively, we see this campaign as a natural extension of our professional lives in caring for others.
Champion the Cure Please take a few minutes to read the informative article that will appear tomorrow in the Bangor Daily News. Special thanks to Meg Haskell, John Clarke Russ and the Bangor Daily News staff for their great coverage of today's emotional and meaningful events. Take note, as written in the article, that additional support... is both still needed and will be greatly appreciated.
www.bangordailynews.com
Brad Coffey, Champion the Cure director, shows off the third floor of the new Lafayette Family Cancer Center on Whiting Hill in Brewer. In the background (outside) is EMHS's Cianchette Building. Buy Photo
Champion the Cure This is another reminder that you are welcome to join your neighbors, colleagues and friends who've battled cancer TOMORROW (Wednesday) afternoon - on the 2nd of December - at the Lafayette Family Cancer Center in Brewer, to celebrate the Champion the Cure campaign. This will occur at 4 pm, and attending will give you... the chance to tour the facility and to ask questions.
Champion the Cure Please consider joining residents of Eastern, Central and Northern Maine at the Ribbon Cutting ceremony for the new Lafayette Family Cancer Center, the facility that has been supported through the generosity of thousands during the Champion the Cure campaign. If you wish to come, please RSVP to Dana at Healthcare Char...ities at 973-5185 and indicate that you "are planning to be there for the ribbon cutting event at 4 pm on the 2nd of December." Thanks!
Time:4:00PM Wednesday, December 2nd
Location:Lafayette Family Cancer Center in Brewer, Maine (off Dirigo Drive on Whiting Hill)
Champion the Cure was excited this week as events took place in Little City neighborhood in Bangor, in Fairmount Park in Bangor, and in Hampden. Well over 160 people attended these events. It's great to see people rallying around making gifts so that an entire neighborhood or town might have a space in the new cancer center named for ...its residents. Have any of you participated in one of these or other such gatherings?
Champion the Cure welcomes Jennifer Brooker - Champion the Cure Fan #1,200! Thanks, Jennifer - and thanks to all of you who have become Fans and donated to the cause.
Champion the Cure notes that there are 1,199 Fans, which is super! Each of you can help to drive the number of Fans beyond this figure by asking all of your Friends to become Fans right now! Let's get into the 1,200+ range as soon as possible!
Champion the Cure wants to thank the outstanding University of Maine students who've stepped forward to help with Champion the Cure. You know who you are!
