Survivor Wellness

06/04/2026

Make sure to order your 2026 commemorative Survivors at the Summit t-shirt when you register for the event! We have limited quantities so make sure you order now to guarantee your shirt.

Visit https://www.survivorsatthesummit.org to register!

05/27/2026

Worker bees are needed! Bee-come a volunteer 🐝

Whether you are interested in helping with set up, crafts, registration, or all of the above, we would love to have your support to ensure this event is a success!

As a thank you for your time, you will receive free entry to the event (which includes breakfast and lunch), as well as a tribute flag. To sign up, visit: https://www.survivorsatthesummit.org/volunteer

05/20/2026

This year marks 30 years since the first Survivors at the Summit climb at King’s Peak.

30 years of climbing the mountains to honor and support cancer survivors.

30 years of yellow Tribute Flags carrying messages of love, hope, and remembrance of those impacted by cancer.

Join us for the 30th SURVIVORS AT THE SUMMIT on July 12th to continue honoring and celebrating those who have been impacted by cancer. Tribute flags available with registration, or separately for $25/flag. All proceeds support free programming for cancer survivors.

For more information and to register, visit: www.survivorsatthesummit.org

05/15/2026

SURVIVORS AT THE SUMMIT | Brighton Resort | July 12, 2026

Celebrate 30 years of honoring the cancer experience, gathering with survivors and those who love them, and supporting Survivor Wellness at this meaningful day in the mountains, held annually since 1996.

Register in advance for a day of fellowship, outdoor activities & meaningful moments, all under a sea of yellow Tribute Flags carrying messages of love, hope, honor and remembrance.

ADMISSION:
Early Bird Rate (Now through June 30):
• $15 General Admission (includes 2 meals and lift ticket)
• $30 General Admission + Tribute Flag

From July 1:
• $20 General Admission
• $35 General Admission + Tribute Flag

To register, visit: www.eventbrite.com/e/survivors-at-the-summit-2026-tickets-1989399891629?aff=oddtdtcreator

(General Admission includes all-access, 2 meals, & Majestic lift ticket)

*All proceeds benefit Survivor Wellness, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1997 as Cancer Wellness House - learn more at: www.survivorwellness.org

05/10/2026

Such a beautiful day at the Eccles Wildlife Education Center in Farmington to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day yesterday! 🦆🦉🐦‍⬛🪺
There were blue skies, fluffy clouds, gorgeous views, current and former members of Survivor Wellness / Cancer Wellness House, staff members Dana and Shevonn, and a plethora of visiting and resident bird friends to see and hear on the edge of the Great Salt Lake.
From tree swallows nesting under the eaves to great blue herons nesting on platforms, barn owl babies, red winged blackbirds, yellow headed blackbirds, egrets, coots, cormorants, terns and more - they’re all here and easy to spot. The Center offers bird walks each Wednesday, and you can borrow a pair of binoculars if you don’t have your own.
An easy 30-minute drive from SLC, it’s a great place to start training your legs, eyes and ears while filling your heart and soul!
If you plan to hike Survivors at the Summit, please consider starting with the beautiful 1.6 mile trail there, and moving to more challenging trails over the next 2 months.

Thanks to the Eccles Wildlife Education Center for hosting Survivor Wellness and other remarkable nonprofit organization, including Trails Utah, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, two local Audubon Society chapters (Wasatch and GSL) and more, for this community event, and to those who joined to make it a gorgeous day outdoors and in!

See you on the trail…🏞️

05/02/2026

Looking for some fun on Saturday, May 2?
Stop by JAZZED FOR SPRING Garden Party & Open House at Survivor Wellness.
12-4pm
59 S 1100 E
We’ll have great live jazz, delicious refreshments, 26 sample wellness sessions (!), 4 group wellness classes, a historic house tour, and a fabulous silent auction along with great prizes in the opportunity drawing!
Plus fun, fellowship, and a chance to learn about both Survivor Wellness and Survivors at the Summit.
What more could you ask for on a sunny Saturday?

All proceeds benefit Survivor Wellness, a place for survivors and caregivers can find themselves, during and after cancer.

Cancer Wellness House dba Survivor Wellness is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

04/30/2026

TODAY! Donate via UtahGives on April 30 to Survivor Wellness, a place where survivors and caregivers can find themselves during and after cancer.
Since 1997, people experiencing cancer have walked through the doors of the welcoming homes at 59 & 57 S 1100 E to receive support and services at no cost.
Because a cancer diagnosis is hard enough...
THANK YOU for your support!
www.utahgives.org/organization/survivorwellness

04/24/2026

Come on down to Mill Creek Common this evening from 6-9pm for food trucks, free roller skating, and the music of Jim Bone and The Dig! Jim invited Survivor Wellness to the event to raise awareness and spread the joy, so be sure to stop by our table (located beside the merch) to say hello and boogie with executive director Dana Levy! Make a donation to be entered to win two tickets to Survivors at the Summit on July 12 as well.
See you at the Commons!

04/19/2026

This is the reason Survivor Wellness exists.

Because a cancer diagnosis is hard, but life beyond cancer can be harder.

Survivor Wellness is here when you need a place to find yourself, during and after diagnosis.

Hundreds of New York Times readers shared their experiences with early-onset cancers. Here are seven of their stories.

01/23/2026

Survivor Wellness was at the Utah State Capitol on Thursday, Jan. 22, sharing our story alongside other remarkable Utah nonprofit organizations during the 2026 Legislative session!
Proud of these two amazing counseling interns, Abby and Zach, who represented Survivor Wellness with executive director Dana (not pictured).
The biggest takeaways?
That things work better when we work together, and that we can create positive change regardless of the circumstances when we have good support.
Thanks to the Utah Nonprofits Association for this great day on the hill!