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Ken Ellis Anniversary Celebration September 21, 2023 On September 9, 2023, Give Comfort attended the Ken Ellis Memorial Park 56th Anniversary Celebration on our own behalf and as representatives for IMPACT Melanoma, a national nonprofit dedicated to melanoma prevention and early detection. Ken Ellis Memorial Park is one of the newest recipients of a sunscreen dispenser purchased by WV HealthRight through IMPACT Melanoma. While at the park, we taught kids of all ages the importance

Holly-Jolly Brawley Tree Fundraiser! Help us put up a ONE-OF-A-KIND Christmas Tree in Charleston’s Slack Plaza dedicated to honoring the strength & resilience of those affected by cancer.Join us this holiday season as we celebrate the warriors, honor the angels, and raise awareness. with our collective effort, we can make a difference and bring comfort to those who need it most.for more information, text GCTREE2023 to 53-555, click here, or call 304-513-3537.If you’d like to

July 29, 2023 Little Leaders Luau: Give Comfort attended the Little Leaders Luau at Magic Island in Charleston on July 29, 2023. We shared information about our services with parents, and we had prizes for all of the Little Leaders who participated in our challenge. We asked each Little Leader to perform a random act of kindness by giving a drawing or kind note to a stranger. For their good deed, the Little Leaders got

2023 Charleston Sternwheel Regatta July 1, 2023 Give Comfort attended the Charleston Sternwheel Regatta as a nonprofit vendor. We provided information on our services, pamphlets from other cancer awareness organizations, free swag, a UV bead bracelet-making station, and an opportunity to enter a giveaway sponsored by Mardi Gras Resort & Casino.  Supported by: LaRoche Posay Impact Melanoma The Foundation for Women’s Cancer Leukemia & Lymphoma Society LUNGevity Cancer Support Community Society of Gynecological Cancer Fruth

Charleston Mayor signs proclamation recognizing “Don’t Fry Day” May 22, 2023 Thank you to Mayor Amy Goodwin of the City of Charleston, WV for your proclamation recognizing Don’t Fry Day. We applaud your efforts to raise awareness of skin cancer, encouraging the people of Charleston to take steps to protect their skin while enjoying the outdoors. This wouldn’t have been possible without skin cancer prevention advocate Natalie Thomas. As a Stage 3 melanoma survivor, Natalie