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Shotwell Floral delivers kindness to Sanford Hospice House
The family floral business donates flowers each week to brighten patient rooms and “make a difficult time the best it...
A cowboy’s fight against cancer
For nearly 16 years, LeRoy Turner has been raising funds through Cowboy Up Ride Against Cancer to help fight cancer...
Why I give: Richard Cossette
Kim Cossette had a passion for medicine and caring for others. In her 25 years as a pharmacist at Sanford...
Change In 24 shows cancer patients they aren’t alone
On Nov. 12, donors came together for Change In 24, a 24-hour online fundraiser to support Roger Maris patients. Together,...
‘I never thought in a million years that I’d get cancer’
Story by cancer survivor Pam McGee, the 2020 61 for 61 Honorary Chair I never thought in a million years...
Roger Maris donor: ‘Now it’s my turn’
Kirk Dean believed in giving back. Not only was he a business leader – having served as the regional president...
Roger Maris donor: ‘It matters what you do’
To Ina Lyon, it doesn’t matter what you have. It matters what you do. And Lyon does a lot, especially...
Sanford opens North Dakota’s first in-hospital hospice
On Feb. 5, the Sanford Fargo Hospice House — North Dakota’s first in-hospital hospice facility — officially opened its doors....
A Minnesota Viking helps reimagine cancer care
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver, Adam Thielen, and his wife, Caitlin, recently committed $25,000 to the Reimagine campaign through Thielen Foundation,...
A long battle inspires a heartfelt gift
Even after fighting a near decade-long battle with cancer, Maria Weinberger’s giving spirit remained unbreakable, demonstrated by a very special...
Cowboy Up to feature two-time cancer survivor Sandy Dunn
Expect to laugh, cry and feel uplifted at this year’s Cowboy Up Ride Against Cancer Nothing can stop Sandy Dunn...
Why I give: Dr. Samuel Odame Anim
Dr. Samuel Odame Anim, a pediatric hematologist and oncologist at the Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo, believes that...
Why we give: Don and Sue Morton
For people like Don and Sue Morton, it's hard to imagine the Fargo region without Sanford Health. "Sanford has made...
Fighting cancer far from home: survivor conveys need for transplant center in Fargo
Imagine that you’re diagnosed with cancer and given an 8 percent chance of survival. You endure a vicious course of...
