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Hawthorne Wellness Expo

NCC will join Mt. Grant General Hospital and other partners at this Wellness Expo to provide participants with a variety of information to promote wellness in the community. Exhibitors will be available for participants to receive information, and be able to talk to experts about wellness, such as preventative benefits, safety, fitness, pain management, car seat installation, financial wellness, mental health, donor services, nutrition, available local resources, Kid’s Corner, Telemedicine, MGGH Rural Health Clinic and much more!

American Lung Association LungForce Walk

Come out and experience the celebratory and welcoming atmosphere of a LUNG FORCE event.

It doesn't matter how you roll, whether you like to saunter, power-walk or stroll. You can even run to your lungs' content at one of Walk events. There's a Walk Your Way virtual option for those who can't make it to the event.

The LUNG FORCE Walk provides critical funds for lifesaving research, early detection initiatives, and awareness outreach to vulnerable communities.

Zero Prostate Cancer Run/Walk

This family-friendly event is an important way to unite together to ZERO out prostate cancer. Our caring community will celebrate prostate cancer survivors and caregivers and honor those that have been lost to the disease. There will be fun kids activities, including a special Kids Superhero Dash for Dad, to get everyone involved.

Register and create your fundraising page today. All participants are eligible to earn fundraising recognition rewards. Remember you are making a difference for men and their families.

Debbie Anderson: Lung Cancer HERO

Nevada Cancer Coalition Board Member Debbie Anderson is in Washington D.C. serving as a lung cancer HERO. We're sharing this story that she shared with us:

 In 2021, Debbie was in her mid-50s, is a Director of Case Manager and Behavioral Health, and is active in the rural community of Elko NV where she and her husband relocated from North Dakota. This meant leaving their home of 19 years, her five children, and now seven grandchildren to advance her career in healthcare. Now it is her co-workers and community who have become her support system.