For 31 years, Charlotte Maxwell Clinic has been providing free integrative care for low-income women with cancer. Last month, CMC hosted a table when the Golden State Warriors held their first ever Cancer Awareness Night. The Warriors won against the Miami Heat and many fans posted tributes to loved ones and learned about CMC’s services.
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CMC Highlighted on KTVU News!
In case you missed it, CMC Executive Director Melbra Watts was featured on KTVU2! Melbra spoke about all of our volunteers’ outstanding work to support lower-income cancer patients with integrative care that increases the quality of life and health outcomes of CMC clients. You can watch the news story at https://www.ktvu.com/video/1139214
Volunteer Training Teaches Compassion and Community
Last April, CMC trained 11 new practitioner and program support volunteers. The new cohort brings diverse skill sets, including acupuncture, Chinese medicine, data analysis and more. “We are so grateful for the many skilled and talented volunteers that make it possible for Charlotte Maxwell Clinic to provide complementary integrative care at no charge to our…
Recruiting New Volunteers for Annual Cancer Survivor’s Breakfast
In celebration of our cancer survivor community, CMC is planning our 1st Annual Sur’thriver’s Breakfast, and we need volunteers who are interested in connecting with the community, planning and publicizing the event. The Breakfast is set for April 2024. “This is an important event. It’s a time for us to celebrate those who have survived…
Integrative Care With Earth Medicine
CMC honors the living Earth and its natural environment. We recognize that many of the complementary therapies that make up integrative care are forms of medicine from the Earth. For example, the Earth is infused with energy from the Sun. Similarly, there are subtle energies that move through and within our bodies that both come…
Women’s History Month featuring CMC co-founder Kam McCallum-Gesher
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we took a moment to chat with one of CMC’s co-founders, Kam McCallum-Gesher (left in photo above). Kam was with Sally Savitz and Gabriella Heinsheimer (right in photo above) in 1991 when they began the mission of Charlotte Maxwell Clinic, the radical idea of providing free integrative care to low-income women…
Meet Board Co-Chair Annette Walton
New Board of Directors Co-Chair Annette Walton is excited about her new role and looking forward to implementing Charlotte Maxwell Clinic’s (CMC) three-year strategic plan. Annette first heard about CMC from outgoing Board President, Lynne Srinivasan, and was deeply moved by the mission. Annette’s beloved grandmother had cancer, and Annette felt that by joining the…
