Have you, or anyone you know or love, ever had cancer? Chances are, almost everyone will answer yes to that question. Over our lifetime, cancer touches us all, in one way or another. It doesn’t care if you’re rich or poor, old or young, tall or short, or blonde or brunette. It reaches out and touches us all, no matter our circumstances. Do you know who else doesn’t care if you’re rich, poor, old, young, tall, short, blonde or brunette? Cancer Services of Grant County (CSGC). If you need help with your cancer journey, we are here for you, regardless of your circumstances.
For 65 years, CSGC has been opening its doors every day to help people facing cancer in our community. We assist with prescriptions, transportation, education, navigation, equipment and supplies, wigs, and so much more. Our team is dedicated and experienced in lessening the burdens caused by a cancer diagnosis.
Before stepping into his leadership role in 2022, our Executive Director was our Director of Advocacy for nine years. Our Breast Health Navigator has been with us for 12 years educating our community on breast health and the importance of early detection, facilitating free mammograms, and fitting women with post-mastectomy bras and prosthetics. Our Administrative Assistants have a combined 10 years’ experience, and our bookkeeper has been with us since 2019. I myself have been with CSGC for 12 years, and was a long-time supporter prior to my employment here. And although our Director of Advocacy is just coming up on her one-year anniversary here, she originally came to us as an intern in 2018. We have the dedication, the knowledge, the experience, and we have all been touched by cancer as well. We don’t just talk the talk, we’ve all walked the walk.
I invite you today to assist us in our mission to increase survival rates and embrace families facing cancer in Grant County. At CSGC there are never any fees for our services, so we are supported solely through donations, grants, memorials, and fundraising events. Every donation, regardless of size, plays a crucial role in our ability to continue helping people facing cancer in our community.
Thank you so much for your continued support of the important work we’re doing at Cancer Services of Grant County. If you know someone fighting cancer, please send them our way. We’d love to help!
With gratitude,
Sherrie Stahl Director of Operations
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