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 The CCA Wants You!
Have you or has someone close to you been affected by colorectal cancer? Do you have talents that you wish to offer to a worthy cause? If you have been touched by colorectal cancer and want to help bring the CCA's mission to your local area, we encourage you to get involved. We are in search of dedicated volunteers for our Voices and Buddy programs to join us in our mission to end the suffering caused by colorectal cancer. We also have opportunities available with our exciting Undy 5000 5K events. You can also help by organizing a fundraiser or participating in Dress in Blue Day. Join the ranks of those who are making a difference. We are counting on you!
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 Seminar Web & Pod Casts Now Available
The 2010 Conversations about Colorectal Cancer seminars are now available on the web. Learn about the latest information on treatment advances from the nation's leading healthcare professionals and hear answers to questions from survivors and caregivers who were in attendance.
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 More than 1,000 Coloradans Strip Down for the Denver Undy!
The 2nd Annual Denver Undy 5000 was held Saturday, June 26, and brought approximately 1,070 participants to Denver's City Park. Over $100,000 was raised, a portion of which will benefit the Colorado Colorectal Screening Program, a program that provides uninsured Coloradans colonoscopies at no cost through the University of Colorado Cancer Center.
Be sure to check out the Undy 5000 homepage for the latest Undy news. The next event could be in your town! |
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 The CCA Kicks off New Spanish Language Outreach Program in Style
On June 8th, Washington, DC Voices Volunteer, Jose Mendoza and friends hosted Fiesta Azul, a rooftop cocktail benefit to raise funds to help the CCA to develop a DC area Spanish language outreach program. The event featured live music, signature cocktails and delicious food. The event raised almost $10,000! Buen trabajo, Jose! Check out pictures of Fiesta Azul.
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 Meet Jose, new Latino Medical Consultant for the CCA
Jose Mendoza-Silveiras, MD was diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2008. He's young, fit and highly educated. Jose knew he had a family history of colorectal cancer, but didn't think that was something he needed to worry about until he was older. Well, he wants you to learn from his near fatal mistake. He first joined the CCA community as a Buddy. His volunteer role has evolved, and he now advises the CCA as its first Latino Medical Consultant.
Learn why he's passionate about the CCA, colon cancer and creating a call to action in the Latino community.
You may also read Jose's interview in Spanish. |
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 Screen My Colon!
Watch our new animated public service announcement, and tell your doctor, "Screen my colon!" Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. The good news is -- you can significantly reduce your risk by getting a screening test.
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