Cancer Rehabilitation Centers

01/28/2026

We invite you to join us at the Utah Capitol on February 20 at 11:30. We’ve got an important lunch with Utah legislators on the calendar, and we’ve got some important information to help save the health and lives of Utahns to share with them, but we need your help to do it. We’ll feed you and teach you everything you need to know to talk to them. Register today at the link in our bio (or in the first comment) and make plans to join us. This is a great event for children too, so feel free to bring them, and message us if you have any questions!

01/20/2026

“As my sufferings mounted, I soon realized that there were two ways in which I could respond to my situation: either to REACT with bitterness or seek to TRANSFORM the suffering into a CREATIVE FORCE. I decided to follow the latter course.”

There’s a whole host of quotes by Martin Luther King, Jr that we could post today, but somehow this one seemed the most fitting. We say that because we see patients in some of the worst, scariest, and hardest times in their lives, and most of those patients allow us to use their stories of hardship in their cancer journeys to speak with lawmakers as we ask them to help reduce the cancer burden on all citizens. To our brave patients who are so willing to transform their suffering in to a creative force, thank you for allowing us to tell your stories where we think they can have the most impact.

01/15/2026

Get your tickets now!
Support Survivor Wellness and have a great night out on Feb. 27. 💛 A portion of the proceeds go directly to the nonprofit (must be purchased via Survivor Wellness-specific link, below). 💛
Grab your friends, family & colleagues, and join us at the Maverik Center for the Utah Grizzlies vs. Tahoe Knight Monsters!
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TICKETS: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Survivorwellness8
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01/14/2026

Join volunteers, activists, survivors and caregivers from across the state as we meet at the state capitol and tell lawmakers:
It’s time to get serious about fighting Big To***co and investing in cancer prevention.

RSVP to save your spot! (link in comments)

01/14/2026

Can we talk about the amazing Saturday we had with Cottonwood Colts Boys Basketball and the American Red Cross at our blood drive? Coach D was among 45 donors that took some time out of their day to donate. We had a goal of 30 pints and knocked it out of the park with 35 completed whole blood donations and 4 power red donations. That’s anywhere from 43 to 129 lives that will be saved thanks to our first time and repeat donors. Thank you so much to everyone that came out to support our blood drive!

01/14/2026

01/07/2026

Every 2 seconds someone is in need of a life saving blood transfusion. You can help with a quick donation this Saturday (1/10) between 8am and 2pm at Cottonwood High School. Schedule an appointment at redcrossblood.org and use the sponsor code Cottonwood to make your donation even more streamlined, AND use it as an excuse to take it easy for the weekend if you want to. 16 and 17 year old students are able to donate with parental consent, so you can even make it a parent/child date that comes with free snacks. ;) Saving lives with the blood drive will definitely make you a super hero to somebody.

12/24/2025

Wishing you a happy and healthy holiday season from all of us at Cancer Rehabilitation Centers.

12/18/2025

If you ever dreamt of being a super hero as a child, here’s your chance. Donate blood, save at least one life with each donation, get some sweet snacks, and if that’s not enough, the American Red Cross will also give you a chance at a sweet Super Bowl experience when you donate at the blood drive.

12/17/2025

There were ups and downs in the world of healthcare in 2025 but the ACS CAN Utah team definitely made some progress this year.

12/16/2025

When your mom owns a Cancer Rehabilitation Center and just happens to be the top volunteer in the state for The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network and an American Cancer Society Utah board member, your team gets involved in helping people with cancer. Last night Cottonwood Colts boys basketball spent some time off the court cooking up hope, playing bingo, and spreading some Christmas cheer to patients with cancer staying at the Salt Lake City Hope Lodge. We were so grateful to be joined by Brook and Nate Carlisle as the official Bingo callers go a night of fun that proved the best teamwork goes beyond the court and in to every day life.