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Join us on the search for tomorrow’s cancer treatments as we make a difference today
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Heather Toeppner enjoys reading time with her son, Noah.
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Pregnant with cancer: New mom faces the unimaginable
Being six months pregnant in Charleston in July can be trying. Heather Toeppner had resigned herself to the heat. What she hadn’t counted on, though, was the cancer diagnosis. What followed was a roller coaster ride of highs and lows.
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The Survivors’ Fit Club helped Tanya Waring-Hearn get back on track.
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Breast cancer survivor finds her stride
No one expected Tanya Waring-Hearn to do the 41st Cooper River Bridge Run – let alone herself. Ironically, it took a diagnosis of cancer to get her there, coupled with the courage to join a wellness program where she drew strength from other survivors. “I’m a survivor, and to be able to make it over that finish line, that’s awesome.”
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Hollings Cancer Center’s team won the best health innovation idea at the 1st MUSC Health Innovation Summit.
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Capturing ‘Sixth Vital Sign’ wins top prize at innovation summit
The Hollings Cancer Center clinical team braved dangerous waters with Nick the Shark to vie for a $15,000 prize for the best health innovation idea during a “Shark Tank”-style competition. The winning idea was a distress screening tool that can better detect patients who are in crisis and connect them with much-needed resources.
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Shirley Hunter, chair of Racquets for Recovery, is proud of her group helping to make the Survivors’ Fit Club a reality.
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Serving up hope for survivors
In an emotional meeting, committee members from Racquets for Recovery met breast cancer survivors participating in the Survivors’ Fit Club. The club is getting rave reviews by its participants who appreciate the support they get as they learn about wellness and nutrition as they find their new normal after cancer.
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Friday, June 22, at Harborside East and Saturday, June 23, at Patriots Point Link's Golf Course
Hollings Cancer Center is proud to offer cutting-edge treatments and innovative research for sarcoma cancers. Home to the only two osteosarcoma surgeons in South Carolina, an amazing team of nurses and many other experts, the cancer center is committed to doing everything possible for those affected by this rare cancer. Join us June 22 for a lively party and fun auction as we celebrate those touched by sarcoma and work together to make a difference.
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Save the Date
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Sept. 24
23rd Annual Hollings Cancer Center Golf Tournament
Turtle Point, Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Register Today
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Nov. 11
Jerry Zucker Ride for Hope
MUSC Wellness Center
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Jan. 31 to Feb. 3
11th annual Gourmet & Grapes
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
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Hollings Cancer Center is committed to supporting patients before, during and after a cancer diagnosis. Your gifts empower us to put that commitment into action.
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