Police Officers, companies, individuals and sponsors across the state raise over $275,000 and counting for No Shave CT! Old Saybrook, CT - If you ran into a police officer in November, there may have been something different about them, BEARDS! ...

  Old Saybrook, CT - If you ran into a police officer in November, there may have been something different about them, BEARDS! Beginning on November 1st and running throughout the month, more than 70 police departments across the state of Connecticut along with...

Thank you to the employees/owners of PTA Plastics in Oxford for their generous donation to CCF! We are truly grateful to be voted as the recipient organization of your fundraiser!

Lyman Orchard’s corn maze helps CT cancer patients and their families with a donation of over $16,000! The iconic 1970’s Rock N Roll corn maze at the Lyman Orchard location in Wallingford donated 50 cents of each ticket sale to the CT Cancer Foundation from September...

Carmine Valentino, Karrie Pacheco & Bob Alvine of Premier Subaru, presented Jane Ellis, Executive Director of the CT Cancer Foundation, with a check for $20,775.00 on May 26th. The donation represented the proceeds from the annual “Share the Love” event, in which...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  Police Officers across the state raise almost $250K for No Shave CT  Old Saybrook, CT - If you ran into a police officer in November, there may have been something different  about them, BEARDS! Beginning on November 1st and running throughout...

2020 Corn Maze at Lyman Orchards supports the Connecticut Cancer Foundation Old Saybrook, CT – August 29-November 1, 2020; Lyman Orchard’s corn maze helps CT cancer patients and their families!  The iconic Statue of Liberty, a symbol that unites all Americans, was...

The Howley Bread Group, which owns Panera Bread stores in the area, presented Jane Elis & Terri Eickel of the CT Cancer Foundation a check for $11,166 from Panera Bread’s counter top cannister program in 2019 that raised funds for the Foundation. CCF is so...

For Giving Tuesday Now on May 5, 2020, CCF friends Michael Kay of YES Network & ESPN Radio, David Robertson of the Philadelphia Phillies, and Luke Voit & Gio Urshela of the New York Yankees stepped up to help CT cancer patients on social media. The campaign showed how CT cancer patients need your help now more than ever. As families in CT face this COVID-19 pandemic, more & more people are losing their jobs and their sources of income and support. This includes people already suffering with cancer, and we have seen an increase in applications for financial assistance from cancer patients that have lost their jobs due to the corona virus shutdowns. Donations can still be made at https://bit.ly/2KGdQ8G