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Who doesn’t love summer? The fashion, activities, weather, and of course, the sun are all the things we look forward to year in and year out. What can easily be…
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Originally posted by Sarah DeBord as Putting the DO in DOnate at ColonCancerChick.com. Not that long ago, through the very organization we are running the Get Your Rear in Gear…
You have never seen “suffer” like this before! This Sunday several men and women will gather to take on “the most exciting cycling training videos in the world” to become…
Ryan Murray from Austin Gastroenterology and colon cancer survivor Stacy Betancourt were on Inside Austin on Sunday, March 16 talking about Get Your Rear in Gear – Austin (their segment…
The National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable (NCCRT) has a new goal: an 80% Colon Cancer screening rate by 2018. Dozens of organizations signed a pledge to get 80% screened by 2018….
Dozens of groups nationwide commit to eliminating colorectal cancer as a public health problem embracing shared goal of 80% colon cancer screening rate by 2018 The Colon Cancer Coalition is joining…
On November 30th, Megan Salden and family paired up with Chumly’s Bar in Waconia, MN to raise money for the Colon Cancer Coalition’s Get Your Rear in Gear – Twin Cities run/walk…
January 9, 2014 marked the inaugural fundraising event at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis, MN, to raise money for colon cancer awareness. Ed Wilms, architect and aspiring rock star planned and executed…
For our founder Kristin Lindquist’s milestone birthday next month she is inviting you to Take a Stand for the Can. Here’s her challenge: For my big FIVE-OH on January 28th, I invite you…
Applications for colorectal cancer caregivers being accepted through November 30. “Just to get away.” “Cover unexpected expenses on a one salary income.” “To be able to have one nice meal…