What a year! Amid a pandemic, CSPA was still able to complete many of our 2020 goals thanks to our supporters.
Read our 2020 update.
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Read our 2020 update.
An overview of the Clement’s Kindness involvement in the 2019 CHOP! Cancer cook-off.
The park is an everyday reminder of the power of persistence and the beauty discovered along the path of even the most challenging journey.
The park is an everyday reminder of the power of persistence and the beauty discovered along the path of even the most challenging journey.
The path to Greenville’s Cancer Survivors Park mirrors journey of cancer survivors.
A park of remembrance, A park of faith.
The Butterfly Keeper project is honoring those who’ve battled cancer and helping raise money for the new Cancer Survivors Park in Greenville .
The second phase of the project includes the replacement of what is known as the “cheese grater” metal bridge on the Swamp Rabbit Trail near Church Street and the Chamber of Commerce building.
In support of the Cancer Survivors Park, the Greenville Swamp Rabbits will have a Stick-It-To-Cancer game presented by Bon Secours St. Francis.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Sept. 27 for the second phase of the $7.5 million Cancer Survivors Park that will connect Falls and Cleveland parks along the Swamp Rabbit Trail.
Construction on the second phase of Greenville’s Cancer Survivors Park is set to begin after Labor Day.
The Cancer Survivors Park Alliance 2016 CHOP! Cancer event will be Aug. 26 this year and feature community leaders, physicians, lawyers and others facing off in the fundraising cooking competition.
A partnership between Upstate advocacy groups asks Greenville residents to nominate someone as part of a celebration to honor cancer survivors. Nominate Your Survivor is a program within Drive to Thrive, a celebration and ball game at Fluor Field home of the Greenville Drive baseball team.
The Cancer Survivors Park Alliance hosted a magical evening of food, dance, and drink under a candlelit boardwalk to celebrate all lives affected by cancer.
Spring is here, and butterflies have been popping up all over the place, especially in downtown Greenville. These butterflies aren’t fluttering around flowers, though; they are decorating light poles, private homes and businesses with their metal wings to support the Cancer Survivors Park.
Lindsey’s inspirational story went national with this moving article in the Huffington Post.
The Cancer Survivors Park Alliance is incredibly sad to report that Lindsey Motley has lost her battle with cancer. She was such an inspiration to all of us at CSPA, and our thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Just in time for World Cancer Day, the boardwalk at Greenville’s Cancer Survivors Park was dedicated Thursday marking the completion of the first phase of the much anticipated project.
Greenville City Council kicked off the new year with a request from the Cancer Survivors Park Alliance for an additional $500,000 to begin the second phase of the Cancer Survivors Park.
Local Artist Yuri Tsuzuki Supports the Cancer Survivors Park with Unique Butterflies
Greenville Journal: Cancer Survivors Park Nears Early May Groundbreaking
Docs, others compete in cook-off for Cancer Survivors Park
WYFF Editorial: Cancer Survivors Park
CSP Butterflies in Town Magazine
Patients First Board President, Diane Gluck, Receives ACS honor
Spirit Week Unites Two Local High Schools for the Cancer Survivors Park
Cancer Survivors Park Promises Hope, Inspiration
Coverage of “The Blessing of the Grounds” for the park
Cancer Survivors Park Coming to Downtown Greenville
Healing Blooms – Community Set to Transform Riverside Area into Cancer Survivors Park