The Cancer Survivorship Center is an initiative of Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation, created to support survivors beyond a cancer diagnosis.
One of the driving forces behind its creation was 24 Hours in the Canyon (est. 2007), a cycling event in Palo Duro Canyon dedicated to helping local cancer survivors. Since 2013, funds raised through 24 Hours have helped launch and sustain the Center’s free resources and services for individuals and families across our region.
Thanks to the generosity of riders, donors, and community partners, the Survivorship Center opened its doors in 2015 and continues to help provide healing, connection, and support at no cost to those we serve.
Our mobile app makes it easy to access class schedules, on-demand videos, events, and program updates. Survivors can stay connected to resources anytime, anywhere. Download the app today by clicking on the links or scanning the QR code below!
