Joanna Low, a committed Wellspring donor, emphasizes early support, driven by her mother Patricia’s transformative experience with Wellspring during her battle with colon cancer in 2016. The family’s deep gratitude motivates their ongoing commitment to Wellspring.
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When Pat Murray was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age 63, the last thing she imagined was that the frightening path she was on would eventually lead her to find joy in the pursuits of volunteering, leading and giving.
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CNOOC International steps up to give Wellspring Alberta a boost, offering funds to support Wellspring’s vast complement of cancer support programs now available online and accessible to anyone living anywhere.
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Wellspring’s kid-friendly programs get a boost from TELUS Friendly Future Foundation, enabling families facing cancer to get the support they need. “Having a support community that offers programs for kids as well as the patient and caregiver is really important,” said Wellspring member and donor, Kate B.
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Becky Trussell was a respected Calgary physician specializing in pediatric endocrinology for 25 years. She was also a wife, busy mother of two, avid researcher, budding photographer, and an extraordinary role model to many in the medical world. Then one day, cancer rocked her world.
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Velma Beebe found solace and joy at Wellspring Calgary. When Velma lost her life to cancer, her sister Dorothy transformed Velma’s love of artistic pursuits into a donation, so others facing cancer could benefit from Wellspring’s supports.
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Wellspring’s Diversity and Inclusion imperative gets a funding boost from CNOOC International, thanks to common goals to build thriving communities.
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When Wellspring Calgary volunteer Heather Charbonneau and her partner Ken Cook decided to turn their 2021 ‘Conquer the Divide’ bikepacking adventure into a fundraiser for Wellspring Calgary, they had no idea their plans would be radically altered, or that they would be challenged like never before.
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Stephanie Kirby put Wellspring Calgary forward as a charity of choice for the 2021 MortgageLine golf tournament. Why? Because she knows all too well, how important it is to have support when faced with cancer.
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Ian Loughran is pumped to be alive and well at (almost) 50, after facing terminal cancer at 35. He’s also pumping up his bike tires and doing the Cancervive ride in August in support of Wellspring Calgary and those living with cancer. Read Ian’s remarkable story of survival and revival.
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