Saturday, September 26th, 2025 | 5 pm–10 pm
Doors open at 5 pm, and Program starts at 7 pm
Location: Davenport Grand Hotel

Public Event

We are honored to host our 22nd Annual Gala, a night devoted to supporting the programs that surround children and their families with care, hope, and strength. Set in the elegance of the Davenport Grand Hotel, this evening will gather more than 600 compassionate guests—each one choosing to stand alongside children facing cancer and to help shape brighter days ahead.

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, donating a live or silent auction item, or joining us for this meaningful celebration, please contact leslie@cccnw.org or call 509-995-5431.

Date & Time TBA

Public Event

Please check back for more details.

May 29th–31st, 2026 Location: Camp Goodtimes

For CCC Families Only

We will be holding a private retreat for parents whose children did not survive their cancer diagnosis. This retreat is a sacred space, created to honor grief, foster connection, and offer compassionate support to parents navigating one of life’s most difficult paths.

Through guided reflection, shared conversation, and restorative practices, parents will have the opportunity to connect with others who understand their loss, explore coping tools, and find moments of rest and renewal. Above all, this retreat is about being held in community—where stories are honored, hearts are witnessed, and no one has to grieve alone.

• This retreat is offered with deep care and confidentiality.
• Registration is limited to ensure an intimate and supportive environment.
• Details will be shared directly with participating families.
• Facilitated by trained grief-support professionals.

Contact Denise: denise@cccnw.org

Public Event

All the month of September we will be honoring our cancer warriors!

Stay tuned to events as they are planned. This is a community event.

If you have a business and would like to support this month, please contact leslie@cccnw.org. 

Thank you!

Candlelight Vigil

Check back later for more information.

Date, time & location TBD

For CCC Families Only

Stay tuned for more details.

Welcome to our campaign, “Make Your Town Glow Gold”, in support of childhood cancer awareness. Childhood cancer is a challenging journey for both children and their families, and it’s crucial that we raise awareness and show our support. Together, we can make a difference in our local community by becoming strong childhood cancer advocates. Let’s promote the color gold and bring attention to this important cause. We even have gold ribbon awareness pins available to help spread the message.

Engage the Local Community:

1. To Make a Meaningful Impact: We need the support of our local community. Reach out to local businesses, schools, community centers, and government organizations to share the importance of childhood cancer awareness. Encourage them to participate by displaying gold ribbons, organizing events, or even lighting up buildings in gold.
2. Organize Awareness Events: Host events that highlight childhood cancer and its impact on families. Consider organizing a gold-themed fundraising walk, a community fair, or a gold ribbon pinning ceremony. These events can help raise funds for childhood cancer research and support programs while bringing people together to show their solidarity.
3. Spread the Word on Social Media: Harness the power of social media to create awareness. Share stories of children battling cancer, survivor stories, and information about the disease. Encourage others to share their own experiences or reasons for supporting childhood cancer awareness. Use hashtags like #MakeYourTownGlowGold, #ChildhoodCancerAwareness, #childhoodcancerawarenessmonth, or #glowgoldforkids to amplify your message.
4. Distribute Gold Ribbon Awareness Pins: Gold ribbon awareness pins are a tangible symbol of support for childhood cancer. Distribute them to individuals, organizations, and businesses in your community. Encourage people to wear them proudly to show their support and spark conversations about childhood cancer awareness.
5. Partner with Local Media: Reach out to local newspapers, radio stations, and TV channels to share your campaign and events. Seek opportunities for interviews, articles, or public service announcements to spread the message to a broader audience. Collaboration with local media can significantly increase the visibility of your campaign.

Together, we can make a lasting impact on childhood cancer awareness by “making your town glow gold.” By working together, we can create a stronger support system for children with cancer and their families.

Let’s raise awareness, advocate for better treatments and support, and show these children that they are not alone in their fight. Thank you for joining us in this important campaign.

Parent/Caregiver Support Group

4th Sunday of each month | 1–2 pm

This group is for all childhood cancer parents in treatment and beyond. We try to have in person groups, but Zoom when it’s flu season.

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82081936141

Survivor Group

3rd Tuesday of each month | 4–5 pm

This group is for all childhood cancer survivors ages 12 and older in treatment and beyond. We do have in person events, but we mostly meet on Zoom.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83805172307?pwd=bRTKlOjjsDav1iyh

Healing Hearts Grief Group

3rd Sunday of each month | 2–3 pm

This group is for all parents who have lost a
child to cancer, no matter how long ago the loss.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88482130958

July 11th, 2026 | Time TBA

Location: Mirabeau Park

You’re invited to celebrate summer with us! All families we have served are warmly welcome to join this joyful afternoon of lunch, ice cream, games, and plenty of time to laugh and connect.

This gathering is a simple way we live out our mission—creating moments of joy, togetherness, and community for families who have walked hard roads and deserve time to just be. Come for the fun, stay for the fellowship, and let’s make some sweet summer memories side by side.