The Columbus Cancer Clinic provides helping hands to the community, assisting those affected by cancer and those wishing to be screened. It is a non-profit United Way agency that has served the greater Columbus area since 1921. The Clinic educates the public about cancer prevention and the benefits of early detection; offers affordable, accessable screening examinations, mammograms and tests; and provides home care support services. All clients can receive needed services, regardless of ability to pay.

As of May 1, 2005, the Columbus Cancer Clinic is provided by LifeCare Alliance, a local United Way agency founded in 1898 by the Columbus Cancer Clinic’s founder, Carrie Nelson Black. The name will continue to be Columbus Cancer Clinic and no program or staff changes are planned. The Clinic will continue to operate from its Clintonville location at 65 Ceramic Drive. For more information about LifeCare Alliance, visit www.lifecarealliance.org.

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Wine Around the World – The Columbus Cancer Clinic's Young Professionals Group is presenting the fifth annual "Wine Around the World" event.  This wine-tasting event benefits the Columbus Cancer Clinic's Home Care Support Program, which offers but is not limited to:  delivery of food and medicine, as well as transportation for cancer patients in need.  "Wine Around the World 2008" will be held at:

Confluence Park
679 W. Spring St. (at Souder Ave.)
Thursday, March 27, 2008
5:30-8:00 PM

Tickets are $40 in advance, and $45 at the door. To order tickets in advance, please contact Charity Hall at 545-1482 or Carla Smith Jones at 437-2805. Complete details (PDF).