Cancer Association of Marshall County

10/13/2025

Do you know someone in Marshall County who has been diagnosed with cancer? The Cancer Association of Marshall County is here to help! We provide financial assistance and resources to local residents to help ease the burden of a cancer diagnosis. From costs for travel to treatments to medical supply assistance, we're dedicated to supporting our neighbors.
Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org for more info or to request assistance.

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10/09/2025

The Cancer Association of Marshall County (CAMC), a vital local non-profit serving our community since 1962, is seeking dedicated and passionate volunteers to join our Board of Directors.
We are a unique, all-volunteer organization committed to providing essential, direct assistance to cancer patients who reside in Marshall County, Indiana.

Why Serve on the CAMC Board?

100% Local Impact: Every donation and all of your efforts stay right here in Marshall County.
Direct Patient Support: Your service directly enables local residents battling cancer to receive limited assistance with critical needs, including:
Medication and Oxygen needs related to cancer treatment.
Medical supplies and equipment, wigs, and prosthetics.
Transportation costs to and from treatment centers.
Unique Structure: We are entirely volunteer-run and are funded solely through private donations, memorials, and the Delta Theta Tau Sorority. We do not hold public fundraisers, making the dedication of our board members essential to our stability and mission.

We Are Looking For Individuals Who Are:
* Passionate about local cancer support and community health.
* Ready to dedicate time and expertise to the governance and oversight of the organization.
* Committed to ensuring our all-volunteer model continues to thrive.

If you are a resident of Marshall County with experience in leadership, community outreach, or simply a deep desire to help, we encourage you to contact us!

To learn more about the responsibilities of a board member and how you can join our team, join us at our next board meeting on Monday, Oct., 27th @ 6:00 PM at First United Church of Christ, 321 N. Center St., Plymouth or contact us directly at:

Phone: 574-936-4480
Visit our website:www.ca-mc.org

10/01/2025

In October, we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This is a great time to remind everyone about the importance of early detection through regular screenings and self-exams. While we don't specialize in breast cancer specifically, we stand with all who have been affected by it and encourage you to take proactive steps for your health.
Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org for more info or to request assistance.

09/22/2025

Did you know that early detection can significantly improve cancer treatment outcomes? Regular screenings are a vital tool in catching cancer early, often before symptoms even appear. Talk to your doctor about which screenings are right for you based on your age, gender, and family history. Taking proactive steps for your health can make all the difference.
Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org for more info or to request assistance.

09/15/2025

It's Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and we want to shine a light on the brave children and families facing this challenge. While we don't directly assist with childhood cancers, we stand in solidarity with those affected and encourage everyone to learn more about this important cause. Every child deserves a healthy future.
Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org for more info or to request assistance.

08/25/2025

As August draws to a close, remember that the Cancer Association of Marshall County is always here as a steadfast local resource for our community. We exist to provide compassionate assistance and unwavering support to those facing cancer in Marshall County. Please share this post to help us reach more of our neighbors who might need us.

Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org or call 574-540-0581 for more info or to request assistance.

cancer association of marshall county indiana

08/18/2025

Strength, hope, and community – these are the pillars of what we strive to offer at the Cancer Association of Marshall County. We are a local resource, committed to making a tangible difference in the lives of Marshall County residents affected by cancer. Every day, we work to ensure our community feels supported.

Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org or call 574-540-0581 for more info or to request assistance.

08/11/2025

In Marshall County, we believe in the power of community. The Cancer Association of Marshall County is proud to be a local pillar of support, offering assistance and a listening ear to those navigating the challenges of cancer. Our mission is to ensure our neighbors have access to the help they need, right here at home.

Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org or call 574-540-0581 for more info or to request assistance.

08/04/2025

Hello Marshall County! As we move into August, we want to take a moment to remind our community that the Cancer Association of Marshall County is here for you. We are a local organization dedicated to providing support and resources to individuals and families in Marshall County impacted by cancer. You don't have to face this journey alone.

Visit our website @ www.ca-mc.org or call 574-540-0581 for more info or to request assistance.

cancer association of marshall county indiana

08/01/2025

Lung cancer is not just a “smoker’s disease.” Nearly 60% of people diagnosed today have never smoked or quit years ago. This disease does not discriminate—knowledge and screening matter for everyone.

Stand with LCFA today. Spread the word and join the movement for change this World Lung Cancer Day.

07/31/2025

Every 2 minutes, someone is told they have lung cancer. That’s 643 people a day—each one a story, a family, a future. Early detection saves lives. Let’s raise awareness, foster hope, and push for progress.
Join LCFA on Friday, August 1 for World Lung Cancer Day. Together, we can make a difference.

07/30/2025

Early screening can mean the difference between life and loss. When caught early, lung cancer’s 5-year survival rate jumps from 27% to 64%. Talk to your doctor about screening today—it could save your life.

Join LCFA and the lung cancer community on Friday, August 1 for World Lung Cancer Day—your voice and action matter.