
| WELCOME Cancer for College (CFC) was founded in 1993 by Craig Pollard, a two-time cancer survivor. Craig fought back from Hodgkin's disease when he was just 15 years old and a sophomore at Villa Park High School in Southern California. He won his second battle at age 19, after a bone marrow transplant at the City of Hope Medical Center. "Knowing that I would ultimately return to college after my bone marrow transplant gave me the strength to keep fighting. It gave me a reason to live," says Pollard. To help provide others with this inspiration, he created Cancer for College. Learn More about Cancer for College |




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Taste to Educate Click here for the latest details on this event |
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Cancer for College Names Pacific Northwest Scholarship Recipients Cancer for College will host its third annual Taste to Educate fundraising event and distribute $36,000 in scholarships to 23 cancer survivors from the Pacific Northwest region on Saturday, January 24th, 2009 at St. Demetrious Hall in Seattle. “We are so excited to be returning to the Pacific Northwest to raise funds and provide college scholarships to cancer survivors from this part of the country,” said Cancer for College Founder Craig Pollard. “Cancer is a ravaging disease and we want to do everything we can to help these survivors reach their dreams of earning a college education. We feel very fortunate to have the local businesses and the community behind our cause.” Click here for the latest details on this event |
Thanks to your generosity, more than $150,000 was raised for college scholarships at the 15th Annual Cancer for College Golf Classic & Live Auction. On behalf of the Pollard Family and all of Cancer for College, we thank you for your support. Special thanks to presenting sponsor FedEx, along with supporting sponsors Hewlett Packard who provided laptops for every perpetual scholarship recipient, Golf Magazine and Monster Energy Drinks. Our sincere thanks also goes out to Will Ferrell and his wife Viveca Paulin who continue to devote their time and energy to this event.