After retiring as a civil engineer from East Bay Municipal Utility District last year, Uma Thomas began looking for volunteer opportunities. “I was looking for something different. Serving women with cancer was different work. I did not know what to expect when I came to the clinic; what I found was a community of caring…
Support the Charlotte Maxwell Clinic with a non-pink purchase during Breast Cancer Awareness month! For the month of October, local jewelry artisan, Cheryl Rowe of Bellacarisma, will donate $10 on every purchase. And as an added bonus, free shipping is available for the earrings, necklace and bracelet in the special “Charlotte” collection (pictured here.) Shop Today!
FREE WORKSHOP – OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Hours: 1:30pm – 4:30pm Every year, Charlotte Maxwell Clinic conducts a FREE lymphedema workshop that is open to everyone. The workshop is presented by Physical Therapists at UCSF, Betty Smoot, Jet Lee, and Lymphedema Massage Therapist, Betty Siegal. This is a bilingual workshop in English and Spanish. There…
For the 17th year in a row, Jenn Procopio and her incredible volunteers from Marin Brewing Company and Moylan’s Brewing are putting on another fabulous fundraiser for our clinic! Mark your calendars: Saturday, July 15th. The Breastfest Beer Festival is Charlotte Maxwell Clinic’s largest annual fundraiser. Over $510,000 has been raised over the past 15…
To Celebrate Life Breast Cancer Foundation, a volunteer-based nonprofit organization whose goal is to ensure that no one faces breast cancer alone, distributed their 2015 grant awards totaling $300,000 to 16 Bay Area nonprofit organizations. CMC was thrilled to be one of their organizations and proud to be part of the To Celebrate Life family! TCLBCF has been supporting CMC integrative…
Calling all Acupuncturists, Massage Therapists, Reiki – Feldenkrais – Jin Shin Jyutsu Practitioners, Western Herbalists, Homeopaths, Drivers and Language Interpreters. We need more women volunteers now! Come be a part of this amazing clinic and make a huge difference in the life of an underserved woman with cancer. One volunteer shift is only 4 hours…