For more information contact Aday Urias at aurias@crcdinc.org or 760-353-6571
7th Annual Pam Fun Run/Walk 5k
In honor of Patricia Ann Medina, who dedicated herself to selfless service and helping others, all proceeds will go to support the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert and the Imperial Valley College Foundation on Saturday May 5th.
Come dressed in red or pink to support the cause!
Event details and schedule
5K start time will be 8am. Regisration table will be open by 7am near the IVC sport fields complex, just west of the IVC Depaoli Sports Complex.
The race course will start and end near the IVC track and will take runners in a fun jog around the beautiful fields near campus.
Parking will be Free and the lots south of the gym will be the best to use. Bring your registration email.
Start time - 8 : 00 AM
Christmas Party for Children Affected by Cancer
As we plan the Third Annual Christmas Party for children diagnosed with cancer and their siblings, we invite you to sponsor our event. Our goal is to bring them joy and for every child to receive a gift.
2nd Annual Casino Night Gala
Cancer Resource Center of the Desert (CRCD) is hosting the 2nd Annual Casino Night Gala @ Imperial Valley Expo/Casa de Mañana on April 28th, 2018 6pm to 1am.
Gala tickets are $75 per ticket includes dinner, no host bar, entertainment, and $500 players club card, and more. Key note speaker is Molly Bloom, entrepeanuer and author of memoir "Molly's Game." Additional speaker is Mike Haynes, former NFL player and Hall of Fame in 1991. Purchase your tickets now at: http://www.crcdinc.org/casino-night-gala
It is a night full of elegance and fun in which you are also supporting the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert. CRCD has helped more than 2,400 cancer patients with its patient navigation services.
*Must be 18 or older*
6th Annual PAM Fun 5k
In honor of Patricia Ann Medina, who dedicated herself to selfless service and helping others, all proceeds will go to support the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert and the Imperial Valley College Foundation on Saturday May 5th.
Register online to receive a free t-shirt! Registration deadline- April 28, 2018 $30.00
Come dressed in red or pink to support the cause!
Event details and schedule
5K start time will be 8am. Regisration table will be open by 7am near the IVC sport fields complex, just west of the IVC Depaoli Sports Complex.
The race course will start and end near the IVC track and will take runners in a fun jog around the beautiful fields near campus.
Parking will be Free and the lots south of the gym will be the best to use. Bring your registration email.
Start time - 8 : 00 AM
Casino Night Gala Sponsorship Opportunities
MBC Patient Story
CRCD was granted a second time to fund a program for women diagnosed with Metastatic Breast Cancer (MBC) and their families through Avon-Pfizer Metastatic Grants. We successfully helped more than 18 women diagnosed with Metastatic Breast Cancer and their families.
As we close our 2017 MBC Program, we want to share the story of one of our dear patients, Rebeca.
My name is Rebeca. I was born in Tijuana, Mexico into a large family. At the age of 19, I got married and moved to San Diego, California and had my daughter Rebeca Eugenia in 1994. My husband went into the military and soon after we moved to Clarksville, Tennessee where we lived for 5 years. My son Arturo was born. My husband got discharged from the military and became a federal agent for the Border Patrol. We then moved to the dusty hot El Centro, California. I have lived here for the past 16 years. The day of my 37th birthday in 2008, I was diagnosed with Metastatic Breast Cancer, Stage IV. I was told my cancer had no cure. I could only think about my two children. My daughter was 14 and my son was 9. In my prayers, I begged God to let me see my children grow. I went through chemotherapy, a mastectomy, and radiation. Since 2009, every 3 weeks I commute a 2-hour drive to San Diego, California to receive my medical care. Same drive to receive the infusion that has kept me alive, Herceptin. I also take a Letrozole every day. This illness has taught me to live my life to the fullest and to truly enjoy each day. To always fill my days with nothing but positivity and laughter. In 2010, after finally divorcing my husband, I moved on my own with my two kids. Since then, I have lived a freeing life without any feelings of insecurity and fear. I was able to see my daughter graduate with her Bachelors in Biology and Psychology and soon I will see my son gradate high school. Many things have changed in my life. I have accomplished many things I never would have dreamed before cancer. I have grown as a person and I have met and been a part of the lives of many women living with stage IV breast cancer just like me. I love being a part of these women’s journey. The most important thing for me is to show these wonderful women that they are not alone. In just these past few years, I have witnessed how this illness has extinguished the lives of these beautiful women. I have vowed to continue with my journey as long as I can and to use my time to empower other women in honor of those who have gone on ahead of me.
CRCD: Moving Forward Despite Challenges
We want to share the article Imperial Valley Press printed on October 29, 2017. The information is very accurate. Thank you IV Press!
13 Facts about Metastatic Breast Cancer (Stage IV)
CRCD would like to thank Avon-Pfizer Metastatic Grants Program for graciously awarding for a second time, funding a program for women diagnosed with Metastatic Breast Cancer and their families. We are delighted to be able to help these courageous women and their loved ones. It is important to understand what "Living with MBC" means. We are providing 13 Facts that you should know and have translated into Spanish.
CRCD fue otorgado otro año más de fondos dar servicios en un programa para mujeres con cáncer de seno metastásico y sus familias. Estamos encantados de poder ayudar a valientes mujeres y a sus seres queridos. Es importante comprender que significa el vivir con cáncer de seno metastásico. Aquí están 13 Hechos que hemos traducido para ustedes.
CRCD was published again!
Published online on this June. CRCD is proud to announce that this article is open for the public. CRCD, Helen Palomino, Diana Peacher, and Mercedes Watson collaborated with SDSU, School of Social Work and Center for Alcohol and Drug Studies and Services.
Find the full article here: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10903-017-0605-5?wt_mc=Internal.Event.1.SEM.ArticleAuthorOnlineFirst
PAM Fun Run/Walk 5K
In honor of Patricia Ann Medina, who dedicated herself to selfless service and helping others, all proceeds will go to support the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert and the Imperial Valley College Foundation on April Saturday 29th.
Come dressed in red/pink/black or white to support the cause!
Come dressed in red/pink/black or white to support the cause!
Event details and schedule
5K start time will be 8am. Regisration table will be open by 7am near the IVC sport fields complex, just west of the IVC Depaoli Sports Complex.
The race course will start and end near the IVC track and will take runners in a fun jog around the beautiful fields near campus.
Parking will be Free and the lots south of the gym will be the best to use. Bring your registration email.
Start time - 8 : 00 AM
10th Year Anniversary Casino Night Gala
The Cancer Resource Center of the Desert (CRCD) is celebrating its 10th year anniversary with a Casino Night Gala @ Imperial Palms Hotel & Resort in Holtville on April 7th, 2017 6pm to midnight.
During the gala there will be $100 tickets for a game of chance. Prizes include $20,000 necklace, $3,500 Golf Bag, and "A Day Out at Sea." This consists of a private yacht accommodating 24 people, includes lunch, drinks and roundtrip from Newport Beach Harbor to Catalina Island.
Gala tickets are $60 per ticket includes dinner, no host bar, entertainment, and $500 players club card. Special guest, Mike Haynes, NFL Hall of Fame, as event's keynote speaker and Aquile from The Voice 3.
Tickets available at CRCD office:
444 S 8th St Suite B3 El Centro, CA 92243 or online at
http://www.crcdinc.org/casino-night-gala/ticket-purchase
For more information call 760.353.6571
Sponsorship opportunities available.
Desert Lily Campaign 2017
It's the time of the year for Desert Lily Campaign 2017!
Sales throughout January and February.
Orders must be turned in by March 8, 2017 for delivery beginning on March 14, 2017
Orders must be turned in by March 15, 2017 for delivery beginning on March 21, 2017
If you would like to support us, call us! You can be one of our sellers!
Survivor Fall Fest 2016
Every year CRCD and the committee choose a different theme for our annual fundraiser. This year we are “Beating the Odds” at the Survivor Fall Fest.
CRCD invites you to participate in this year’s fundraiser event where we honor our survivors and remember the fallen. Not only the Survivor Fest is a big party filled with entertainment, food, and games but it is also the fundraiser that helps keep our doors open for our community. All proceeds stay in Imperial County to assist cancer patients in our community; children, adults, men and women.
Let us know if you're interested in forming a team! Our goal is to have 50 teams. We are going to need all the help we can get! Give us a call to (760) 353 6571 for more information.
Imperial Valley Cancer Symposium 2016
Learning about Cancer Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment. This Cancer Symposium was held Saturday June 4th, 2016 from 9 am to noon.
Presenters:
Dr. Horacio Rodiles
Dr. S. Hasnat Ahmed
Dr. Arsinur Burcoglu-Oral
Dr. Siavosh Vakilian
Dr. Rafael Estrada
Diana Peacher, CEO
Special thanks to:
Victor M. Jaime, Ed.D., Superintendent/President
Dr. Martha Garcia, Vice President of Student Services
Tina Aguirre, MSN, RN, Dean of Nursing
Marubia Moreno, BSN, RN, PHN
Helen Palomino, LCSW
CRCD would also like to recognize Master of Ceremonies, Daniel Ortiz, Jr., MBA/MSN, RN, PHN of Imperial Valley College's School of Nursing (IVC) and all his support for this event.
2016 Cancer Symposium
CRCD wants to invite you to this year's Cancer Symposium at Imperial Valley College. We are having the Valley's leaders in oncology all in one place! Dr.'s Ahmed, Oral, and Vakilian will present on topics ranging from cancer diagnosis, treatment, and clinical trials. We will also have Dr. Rodiles who's presidential appointment sees him leading healthcare between the US and Mexico as well as, a presentation by Dr. Estrada surrounding nutrition. This event is open to the public at no cost.
Event Details:
Saturday, June 4th at IVC's new Science building (2700, auditorium). Registration opens at 8am. Presentations from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Snacks and beverages will be provided. *Servicios de traduccion estaran disponibles para las personas que solamente hablan Español.
RSVP with CRCD: 760 353-6571. We hope to see you there [please see the attached flyer image for details PM us with any questions or looking for .pdf version of this flyer] and please feel free to like, print, share, or post.
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Pam Fun Run/Walk 5K
In honor of Patricia Ann Medina, who dedicated herself to selfless service and helping others, all proceeds will go to support the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert and the Imperial Valley College Foundation on April Saturday 30th.
Either run or walk 3.2 miles (5K) and after you cross the finish line join us for more fun in at the IVC Swimming Pool.
Come dressed in red/pink/black or white to support the cause!
Event details and schedule
5K start time will be 8am. Regisration table will be open by 7am near the IVC sport fields complex, just west of the IVC Depaoli Sports Complex.
The race course will start and end near the IVC track and will take runners in a fun jog around the beautiful fields near campus.
Parking will be Free and the lots south of the gym will be the best to use. Bring your registration email along with a swimsuit if you plan on swimming after the Fun|Run.
Start time - 8 : 00 AM
http://www.active.com/imperial-ca/running/distance-running-races/4th-annual-pam-5k-fun-run-walk-2016?int=72-3-A1
Survivorwear Volunteer Recognition Event
"Two Valleys, One Focus You" 2016 Campaign
The third annual "Two Valleys, One Focus YOU" is a binational mammogram campaign partnered with Mujeres Que Viven in Mexicali. Ladies make your appointment today!
** Call us for more information! **
For women who do not have health insurance, there is a program that does breast screening for free based on age.
3:10 to Yuma Charity Bike Ride
Date: Saturday, February 27, 2016
Time: 7:00am
Location: Dillard's Parking Lot
On the day of the event, the main registration site for the 3:10 to Yuma Charity Bike Ride is in in the Dillard's parking lot at the Imperial Valley Mall. Same day registrations starts at 6:30 a.m. Ride starts at 8 a.m. This is not a race, but we would like everyone to start together. There are two separate start lines: 60-mile ride from Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro to the Colorado River--4th Avenue exit in Yuma. The 30-mile ride starts where Highway 98 ends at Interstate 8 .
Proceeds go to the Cancer Resource Center of the Desert & Imperial Valley Velo Club
For more information visit: www.ivvelo.com or call 760-353-0571
For registration and more information visit:
http://www.active.com/el-centro-ca/cycling/3-10-to-yuma-charity-bike-ride-2016
Registration:
$30 pre-registration until February 15, 2016.
After February 15, 2016, registration is $35. (need early registration for ordering t-shirts and medals.)
