Tagged: community cancer services
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Since its founding five years ago, Lake Pend Oreille Repertory Theatre has created some memorable moments on the Panida Theater main stage. Led by Keely Gray, LPO Rep continues...
By Reader Staff Bonner Homeless Transitions is the most recent recipient of a $10,000 grant from the nonprofit organization 101 Women Sandpoint. BHT provides housing and program management services to homeless families and victims...
By Lyndsie Kiebert-Carey Reader Staff On paper, Cindy Marx is retiring. In reality, she is launching on a grand adventure. Marx will work her last day as executive director of Sandpoint nonprofit Community Cancer...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Want a fast, effective way to raise money for a good cause? Gather some burly men, dress them provocatively and snap some pics. On the surface it may sound...
By Ben Olson Reader Staff Benefit local cancer support services while having a blast with 7B Women’s Boobs ’n’ Beer 5k Fun Run and Oktoberfest. The fourth annual event will take place Saturday, Sept....
By Ben Olson Reader Staff The Sandpoint Elks Club presented Community Cancer Services with a donation for $2,000 to be used toward their grocery voucher program. “We got a grant that came unexpectedly,” said...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff In Cindy Marx’s ideal world, she wouldn’t have a job. But as long as cancer affects the lives of the people around her, the Community Cancer Services program manager...
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Writer Community Cancer Services dedicates itself to improving the lives of people in the area affected by life-consuming illnesses. But one night a year, the organization throws an evening...
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff Cindy Marx was beginning to walk up on the stage of the 2008 Community Cancer Services fundraiser event when she was met with a full-on standing ovation. At this...
By Cameron Barnes Reader Staff Boobs ‘n Beer: It sounds like something out of a National Lampoon college comedy, right? Well, this event will leave some people crying, but more likely from gratitude instead...