By Jeff Pitcel, Gilda’s Club Board of Directors and Red Door Society member Hello, everyone. I’m Jeff, and today I want to share something deeply personal about my involvement with Gilda’s Club Wisconsin. As someone who’s been touched by cancer in my own family, I’ve found a profound sense of purpose in supporting this incredible…
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Champion Spotlight: Gerry Klump
Volunteer and donor Gerry Klump makes sure Gilda’s Club is here for all Gerry Klump is a familiar face around Gilda’s Club. You may have seen him volunteer at a program event, at Gilda’s Run/Walk with his entire family, at the Red Door Society Appreciation event, or at Gilda’s Backyard BBQ. Like many folks who…
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New cancer support groups provide spaces of understanding and connection “We’re there for each other. It’s a safe space,” shares Kim, a regular attendee of the new LGBTQIA+ Cancer Support Group. The group meets virtually every month for all those who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and have a cancer diagnosis. It’s one…
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