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6 March, 2012 - Exile backstage at the Stars Go Blue for Colon Cancer benefit for the Colon Cancer Alliance and the Blue Note Fund at the Ford Theater in the Country Music Hall of Fame. .Credit: Randi Radcliff
6 March, 2012 - Keyboardist Marlon Hargis of Exile performs at the Stars Go Blue For Colon Cancer benefit for the Colon Cancer Alliance and the Blue Note Fund in the Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame..Credit: Randi Radcliff
Don’t miss the Speech by Dr. Jad at the Gastroenterology Conference
We Welcome you to present your research work on July 27-28, 2020.
Reserve your slot for GUCG2020 here: gastroenterology.universeconferences.com/registration/
Across Wisconsin, U.S. Bank branches wore blue to celebrate Dress in Blue Day on March 2, 2012.
"On Friday, March 2, we asked employees in our Wisconsin region to Dress in Blue for a $5 donation. Hillery Dardis, a colleague at our Mayfair Branch in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, proposed the idea to our regional manager. Hillery's mother has colon cancer. Great support and participation was demonstrated for Dress in Blue Day. Our teams wore Dress in Blue stickers to advise customers why we were in blue. We raised awareness and approximately $1,500."
- Pamela D., U.S. Bank West Milwaukee District #57
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
Fight CRC volunteers raise awareness and urge elected officials to prioritize colorectal cancer in Washington, D.C. photo by Evan Michio for Fight CRC
6 March, 2012 - Steve Goetzman of Exile shows off the stool he painted to be auctioned off at the Stars Go Blue For Colon Cancer benefit for the Colon Cancer Alliance and the Blue Note Fund in the Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame..Credit: Randi Radcliff
PepsiCo has been a supporter of our event for many years. They provided water, Gatorade, and lots of snacks for us again this year, as well as a sponsorship. Thanks Pepsi!!!
Good Samaritan Hospital went blue for Dress in Blue Day on March 2, 2012 by wearing blue and distributing fecal occult blood tests (FOBT). Employees were encouraged to understand the signs and symptoms of colon cancer and to have a screening test at age 50 or earlier if they had a family history.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
The Maine Colorectal Cancer Control Program is a statewide program that aims to provide no-cost colorectal cancer screening services for low-income, average-risk Mainers, aged 50 and older, who are underinsured or uninsured. In addition, the Program aims to increase awareness and understanding among all Mainers, regardless of age, income and insurance status, regarding the importance and effectiveness of screening for colorectal cancer.
If you’re over 50 or have a family history of colon cancer, ask your healthcare provider about getting screened today.
For more information or financial help please contact us or visit our website:
1-877-320-6800
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
6 March, 2012 - The silent auction at the Stars Go Blue For Colon Cancer benefit for the Colon Cancer Alliance and the Blue Note Fund in the Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame..Credit: Randi Radcliff
Shawn and Trent manage the course and a lot of the logistics of the event - we appreciate their dedication and support!!
Steven H. wore blue and dyed his hair blue for Dress in Blue Day 2012.
"This is my 14 year old son Steven, who wore blue and sprayed his hair blue in honor of Dress in Blue Day. We lost our friend Brent to this horrible disease. He was a wonderful dad and husband. He was only 45."
- Deana H.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
Elmwood Middle School students raised money for our event by selling chocolate suckers, and four of their team members earned the Fundraising Award for most money raised by a team. Way to go ladies!!!
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
Across Wisconsin, U.S. Bank branches wore blue to celebrate Dress in Blue Day on March 2, 2012.
"On Friday, March 2, we asked employees in our Wisconsin region to Dress in Blue for a $5 donation. Hillery Dardis, a colleague at our Mayfair Branch in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, proposed the idea to our regional manager. Hillery's mother has colon cancer. Great support and participation was demonstrated for Dress in Blue Day. Our teams wore Dress in Blue stickers to advise customers why we were in blue. We raised awareness and approximately $1,500."
- Pamela D., U.S. Bank West Milwaukee District #57
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.
CCA National Conference attendees strut down the blue carpet! Check back for updated photos throughout the weekend. Photo booth sponsored by Genomic Health, Inc.’s My Colon Cancer Coach.