Be a Friend! Whether you want to participate, volunteer, or attend an event or simply provide financial support, there's a place for you in the Friends of Norris Cotton Cancer Center. Help us support one of the best cancer centers in the country. Everything you do as a Friend brings us closer to finding a cure!
How to Help:
Support cancer research and patient services at Norris Cotton Cancer Center by making a donation or purchasing Friends Gifts and Prouty Paraphernalia.
Where Does the Money Go?
Funds raised by the Friends go directly to support experimental work by creative young investigators at NCCC, allowing them to start the kind of research projects that can yield new knowledge and therapies.
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Join the fun at any and all of The Friends events when you participate, volunteer, donate or attend events throughout the year.
Set that dial and tune in for the 2nd annual Think Pink Radio-Thon!
Well-loved radio personality, Pauline Robbins-Loyd, lost her fight against cancer this past January. For the second year, the Upper Valley greater broadcasting community will come together for Polly’s Think Pink Radio-Thon. Tune in to your favorite radio station on October 20 and
support the Cancer Center.
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Green Mountain Motorcycle Ride Exceeds goal by $9,000!
On August 24, 46 bikers with 13 passengers took to the road traveling over 8510 miles through the scenic mountains and countryside of New Hampshire, raising more than $34,000 to benefit Norris Cotton Cancer Center. In its sixth year, the ride saw an increase in support from the community and shot past its goal by more than $9,000. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event happen. |
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On October 23, John Burns, Dartmouth College Montgomery Fellow and correspondent for the New York Times, will speak about his own experiences in a talk entitled "With a Little Help from My Friends: Surviving Cancer, from Sloan-Kettering to Sarajevo, Kabul and Baghdad."
Buy raffle tickets for a chance to win this colorful quilt and support research and patient services at Norris Cotton.
The Eastman benefit for Norris Cotton Cancer Center, was extremely successful this year with a sold out golf tournament and well attended auction and dessert party the night before. Altogether more than $57,000 was raised by this group!
