We are proud and honored to have 25 incredible years providing integrative cancer care and supportive services for Bay Area underserved women living with cancer.
After securing a license as a California free clinic, attaining 501(c)(3) non-profit status and hiring the first staff member, CMC officially opened on November 23, 1991.
Our heartfelt gratitude to our wonderful CMC Community. Here’s to the next 25 years!
To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation has been supporting CMC integrative treatments and safety net social services since 2000. To Celebrate Life is an all-volunteer organization, guided by their survivor spirit and a passionate belief that no one should face breast cancer alone. They raise funds and grant financial assistance to nonprofit organizations like CMC…
“Fight cancer with comfort” is Giving Comfort’s mission. McKesson employee volunteers create Comfort Kits, packed with high-quality comfort items that are most needed and requested by patients undergoing treatment: a soft blanket, warm socks, soothing tea, moisturizer, lip balm, a sleeping cap, and much more. They generously donate these Kits to CMC and we use…
San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH) is an essential part of San Francisco’s health care system serving some 100,000 patients each year and referring low-income women with cancer to CMC for over 10 years. Considered one of the finest public hospitals, SFGH offers compassionate and culturally competent care to a diverse community of patients in more…
“I’ve known about CMC for 20 years, because I’m a subscriber to Full Belly Organic Farm, which donates organic produce to CMC’s clients. However, what brought me to CMC’s space was an invitation in 2016 to co-create and to facilitate a workshop on cultural humility and cross-cultural interactions for CMC volunteer service providers. CMC’s volunteers…
The Immediate Impact Walk is a community of like-minded people who walk 55 miles over 3 days to raise money for CMC, Breast Cancer Emergency Fund, Friend to Friend and Metavivor. They are possibilitarians who see the need for funding the Bay Area under-served breast cancer community and metastatic disease research. With this event they…
Highland Hospital, flagship of the Alameda Health System (AHS), has served the health care needs of the East Bay since 1864 and referred low-income women with cancer to CMC for over 20 years. AHS is committed to promoting wellness and providing top-quality health care to a growing and diverse community. The AHS Cancer Services navigators…