The Tweten Charitable Foundation Supports Paying for Cancer Care

December 29, 2020

 

 

The Tweten Charitable Foundation is providing up to $25,000 for DCF’s 2020 Holiday of Hope Matching Gift Campaign. The matching funds will apply to any donations made to Desert Cancer Foundation between now and January 5, 2021.

 

DCF relies on major donor commitments and community donations to support their mission in paying for cancer care, screening, and diagnostic testing to uninsured and under-insured Coachella Valley residents. With $50,000 dollars raised it would translate to over $500,000 of cancer care provided by local medical institutions.

 

Since 1994, DCF has provided more than 8,250 individuals with access to cancer care and patient navigation. Through generous grants, donations, and partnerships, DCF has paid nearly $10 million dollars for cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment care valued at approximately $100 million dollars.

 

For information about Desert Cancer Foundation visit www.desertcancerfoundation.org or call 760-773-6554, or email ED@desertcancerfoundation.org.

 

About Desert Cancer Foundation

Desert Cancer Foundation (DCF) was founded in 1994 by Dr. Sebastian George and Art & Cory Teichner to help pay for cancer care for local residents that could not afford the cost of their medical care. Since inception, DCF has paid for cancer-related screening, diagnosis, and treatment valued at nearly $100 million dollars, and helped more than 8,250 residents. All of the money raised stays in the Valley to help local residents with the cost of their cancer care. Desert Cancer Foundation – We pay for cancer care!