Cancer Pathways in the News

One week away from golf, Cancer Pathways' Shayla Ring and tournament namesake Bryce Fisher discuss our impact, our mission, and our community. Get to know how Bryce became involved with Cancer Pathways, how the Bryce Fisher Golf Tournament came to be, and the impact...

With golf on the horizon, Cancer Pathways’ Shayla Ring and Board President Dave Raney sat down to talk tournament. Get to know what the annual Bryce Fisher Golf Tournament is all about, its impact over the last decade-and-a-half, and what we’re looking forward to most...

Cancer Pathways' Shayla Ring sits down with guest yoga instructor Rosie Townsend. They discuss her journey with yoga and breast cancer.  Tell me a bit about your personal journey. What drew you to yoga in the first place? I took my first yoga class back in the early...

Today is Earth Day 2023! To celebrate, we're featuring recipes, sustainability practices, and ways you can spend Earth Day from our staff members at Cancer Pathways.Paige - Program Manager, Cancer Unwrapped My family eats a primarily plant based diet and we try to...

Congratulations to our own Hanna Safley for winning a $10,000 grant through the Northwestern Mutual's Childhood Cancer Survivor Scholarship Program. This grant supports Hanna's education at the University of Washington, where she studies Early Family and Childhood...

On Martin Luther King Jr Day, Sellen Construction volunteers spent the day cleaning up, making repairs, and revamping our clubhouse in Capitol Hill. We are so grateful to the group of volunteers who arrived bright and early at 8 a.m. to paint, clean up trash/litter,...

Like many organizations, we started 2022 with much uncertainty. We were faced with having to adjust to a "new normal" as a result of the pandemic. Despite this, we persevered and had such a successful year - expanding our programs, adding new staff members, and...

Our Cancer Unwrapped Teen Writing Contest is now open and winter break is a great time to write an essay! This annual event encourages teens in grades 9-12 to write about their experience with cancer - their own or that of a loved one - for the opportunity to win one...