San Antonio, TX – June, 2020 Let’s Walk to the Beach! Tom Daniels Tribute Walk Tom Daniels had a dream to walk from The Alamo to Port Aransas and so last year (2019) he did. His plan? To raise awareness about the health benefits of walking and to fundraise for ThriveWell Cancer Foundation, San Antonio,… Read More
ThriveWell received this letter from Clayborn C. thanking us for our help. We wanted to share it with you and send our appreciation to Clayborn for his warm note. We are cheering you on Clayborn. Dear ThriveWell, I just received your letter confirming that my application, not only was it approved but your wonderful organization… Read More
The Alamo to Port Aransas Walk was conceived to bring public awareness on the health benefits of walking and to raise funds for the Thrivewell Cancer Foundation*, a leading Foundation dedicated to finding a cure for cancer by funding research, providing patient support and offering programs to improve the quality of life for patients and… Read More
ThriveWell Cancer Foundation is the proud recipient of a $75,000 Responsive Grant from the Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio and a $75,000 matching donation from Kym Rapier. We cannot thank the Foundation and Kym Rapier enough, and are so very grateful for all that they do for our community. Thank you for making this… Read More
On Tuesday, November 27 we’re participating in #GivingTuesday, a 24-hour online fundraising event in support of our many programs and offerings to improve the quality of life for cancer patients and their families in San Antonio. When you donate to ThriveWell on #GivingTuesday you’re helping cancer patients who need help with co-pay costs to receive… Read More
In 2007, Lynn Stahl, ThriveWell Board Member, got a phone call from Dr. Amy Lang, who told her about her plans to create the Diva program and expand it to include Patient Assistance, since there were so many cancer patients in San Antonio who couldn’t afford the copay nor even the transportation to their appointments. In addition, there were several local research… Read More
