What’s Happening at CPSF
CPSF News
The Cancer Patient Support Foundation (CPSF) is pleased to announce that a new special fund has been created to support Vermont cancer patients who are seeking home heating assistance.
Join us at Hula in Burlington on Saturday, October 19, 2024 for an evening of Casino games, music and delicious bites created by some of the area's most celebrated Chefs. Place your bets on hope and help us raise money to support Vermont cancer patients and their families. Presented by Vermont Federal Credit Union. Tickets: $75 per person, available here.
The Cancer Patient Support Foundation (CPSF) has named Sarah Wallace-Brodeur as the new Executive Director. Wallace-Brodeur’s background in nonprofit management and fundraising, combined with her deep commitment to serving cancer patients and their families, will help to advance the mission of the organization and support our vision that all may face cancer with dignity, confidence and serenity.
The Cancer Patient Support Foundation (CPSF) has awarded $3 million to local cancer patients and their families.
As the Champlain Valley Fair approaches (August 25 to September 3), the stage is set for a local partnership aiming to make a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their loved ones.
DragonHeart Vermont awarded $33,738.70 to the Cancer Patient Support Foundation (CPSF) Emergency Fund.
The paddles are put away, the tents have gone back into storage, and paddlers have earned a well-deserved rest, but the spirit of the dragon lives on even after the successful completion of the 16th annual Lake Champlain Dragon Boat Festival.
Each year hundreds of rural Vermont cancer patients struggle with the cost of transportation to access life-saving treatment. This year, with the rising cost of gas, many Vermonters delayed treatment simply due to their inability to afford the transportation to get to the hospital.