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The Cancer Crusher Achievements Over The Years and Our Volunteers

Humboldt County Board of Supervisors Recognizes The Cancer Crusher

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California Cancer Crushers 8th Annual Wings for a Cure dinner will be in April

Loleta, Calif. — The California Cancer Crushers are hosting their eighth annual Wings for a Cure dinner and auction in April.

California Cancer Crushers say their organization is all about making a difference in the lives of children and families affected by cancer in our community.

Bake sale raises $7,000 for local boy battling cancer

EUREKA, Ca., (KIEM)- Two Ridgewood Elementary School teachers and one of their students, taught a lesson in kindness today, as the three organized a bake sale fundraiser to help out a fellow student battling cancer.

Classmates host fundraiser for a Eureka boy battling cancer

A student at Ridgewood Elementary is battling cancer. And now his classmates and teachers are coming together to help. A bake sale for Jason is this Sunday at Murphy’s Market in Cutten from 9 until 4.

North Valley Bank hosts California Cancer Crusher

The team at North Valley Bank arranged for the California Cancer Crusher to visit Redding to help raise funds for the Make A Wish Radiothon on March 20 and 21 at the Mt. Shasta Mall. The California Cancer Crusher is a bright pink, mini-monster truck that owner, Pete Belak of Eureka, CA, created to help raise money for fighting cancer

The California Cancer Crusher at McCrea Subaru

The California Cancer Crusher Travels around crushing cancer for a cure! Founded in 2012, the California Cancer Crusher attends various events to raise awareness and funding for cancer research and patients and visited McCrea Subaru.

Redding man back on his skateboard for cancer awareness

A Redding man is back on his skateboard making the trek from the North Coast to southern California. Darrin Burch is on a mission to promote cancer awareness. He left on Mothers day and hopes to complete the trip over the next few week. Manny Machado of Redwood News sat down with Darrin before he left on his trip.

St. Joseph Hospital launches new program to detect early stages of lung cancer

St. Joseph Hospital launches a new lung cancer screening program in an effort to save lives. This program is called low-dose computed tomography. Lung cancer is not only treatable but also curable when diagnosed early. This new screening can lower the risk of death by 20%.

Calls for a Cure: Saint Jude Radiothon rallies locals to unite to fight childhood cancer

Raising awareness from coast to coast

4th Annual Wings for a Cure fundraiser in Eureka

Spa event raises $23K toward 3D mammography machine

3D mammography funded

Capping off Breast Cancer Awareness Month with HCSO

Crawl For A Cure 2016

California Cancer Crusher Mini Monster Truck

‘Kirstyn’s Givin’ Cancer the Smackdown’ at local carnival