Cancer Survivors Reflect on the Power of Hope
In Bismarck, eight local cancer survivors reflected on the power of hope during the 2026 Blueway Gala, an event to support the Sanford Cancer Center in Bismarck.
See MoreIn Bismarck, eight local cancer survivors reflected on the power of hope during the 2026 Blueway Gala, an event to support the Sanford Cancer Center in Bismarck.
See MoreThe Bismarck community came together in philanthropy to help usher in a new chapter of cancer care for patients and families across central and western North Dakota.
See MoreA new philanthropic grant from the Tom & Frances Leach Foundation is helping strengthen dialysis care in Bismarck with a major upgrade to the Sanford Tom and Frances Leach Bismarck Dialysis Center’s water filtration system. This investment builds on decades of generosity, ensuring patients across central and western North Dakota continue receiving safe, reliable and life-sustaining care, close to home.
See MoreLaura Lohstreter went in for a routine mammogram and left with a life-changing cancer diagnosis. Thanks to compassionate care and programs funded through philanthropy at the Sanford Cancer Center in Bismarck, she found comfort, hope and the inspiration to give back.
See MoreRoyce, the 2026 Ambassador for Sanford Children’s in Bismarck, has faced leukemia with courage and a heart full of generosity. His family’s journey shows the power of compassionate care and philanthropy at Sanford Children’s.
See MoreThe Bismarck community came together in philanthropy to help usher in a new chapter of cancer care for patients and families across central and western North Dakota.
See MoreAt the start of senior year, Hannah Schantz from Golden Valley, ND, began lifesaving cancer treatment at Sanford Cancer Center Bismarck.
See MoreHundreds from across the Bismarck area came together to cycle for good at the Great American Bike Race (GABR), raising over $88,000 for Sanford Children’s.
See MoreDavid’s generosity through the Sanford Health Foundation will advance nursing education in ND for generations to come.
See MoreBorn with a rare heart defect, Elliott underwent a heart transplant at just two months old and was later diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Thanks to physical, occupational and speech therapy from Sanford Children’s, she’s growing stronger and reaching new milestones every day.
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