Young cancer survivor, Melky, talks about how she and her family navigated her cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Read More →Together We Make a Difference
Gilda's Club is here to take on cancer with you, from emotional support to cancer education to wellness activities. So that you and your loved ones don't have to face cancer alone.
See Our ImpactDon't Delay! Take the Pledge to Get Screened
People are delaying their routine screenings for cancer. Delayed or missed screenings could result in some cancer cases being diagnosed at later stages. Let’s join together to prioritize getting screened and encourage our loved ones to do the same. #GetScreened
Take the PledgeCancer Support During COVID
Free programming through Gilda's Club Madison is currently being offered through a HIPAA-compliant web/teleconferencing program accessible from any smartphone, tablet, or computer with internet access. Options to join via telephone are also available.
Read MoreRed Doors Golf Sept. 12
Golf foursomes are available for the Best Tasting Round of Golf! Cost of the foursome is $1,250. Enjoy food and beverage tastings throughout the beautiful Nakoma course.
Register NowRun or Walk with us Oct. 16
Gilda’s Run/Walk is scheduled to take place on October 16, 2022 starting and concluding at Mead & Hunt. We will also offer a virtual option that allows you to participate October 13-22, 2022 at the location of your choice. Run a 5k or walk two miles – your time, support, and fundraising matter more than you know!
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Life After Cancer Treatment – New Survivorship Series at Gilda’s Club
There are 16 million cancer survivors in the United States. With increasing advances in cancer care and treatment, the number of survivors continues to grow. However, after the whirlwind of treatment, many cancer survivors find themselves asking, “What next?” There isn’t always an easy answer. “Although there have been great advances in treatment, the emotional…
Read More →Debbie and Roy Meyer: Making Sure Gilda’s is Here for Years to Come
Roy and Debbie Meyer lived in Wausau for 30 years before deciding to make the move to Madison. Just a few months later, after they’d left behind their home of three decades, they received that dreaded news: Roy had cancer. They’d heard about Gilda’s from their neighbors, and Debbie decided to do more research online….
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