EVENT IMPACT REPORT: SAVING LIVES THROUGH EARLY DETECTION
This fall, the second annual Live Well Northshore event provided screenings for five different types of cancer, including breast, prostate, colorectal, skin and oral cancer, blood pressure and glucose checks, skin safety, and nutrition education. This fun event for the whole family also offered free food, entertainment, and children’s activities.
Your help made this year’s event a huge success, with:
  • 259 total screenings
  • 134 participants
  • 68 blood pressure/glucose checks
  • 7 blood drive participants
  • 24 abnormal findings
  • 38% Uninsured
  • 29% Participants had Never Been Screened
Patient Impact Report: THANK YOU
The Benjamin Blanchard Memorial Foundation’s donation has affected so many people in the Covington community.
“I’m so grateful for the programs and the people that contribute to the utilities and means for transportation,” said Courtney Casnave, a Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center patient.
“This has lessened my burdens and allowed me to focus on my health and keeping a positive mind throughout treatment. I just want to say thank you to everyone. I will forever be grateful for walking in the doors of Mary Bird Perkins of Covington because the people are selfless, caring and compassionate. Please let any families and staff that contribute to financial assistance for cancer patients know that it is not in vain and we appreciate the kindness.”
Impacts from Patients:
  • 68 Rides To and From Treatment
  • 46 Wig/Headpiece Fittings
  • 12 Dental Referrals
  • 545 Gas Cards Provided
  • 52 Participants met with a Financial Counselor

Without you, this special day and patient impacts would not be possible. Thank you!