Get Involved

Donors, volunteers and partners play an important role in improving the lives of cancer patients, survivors, and their families in our community. There are many ways that you can get involved and make a difference.

How to Help:

Make a Donation

Your donation to Cancer CAREpoint provides support, counseling, and much needed services for cancer patients, survivors and their families in the Silicon Valley.

Ways to Donate

Volunteer

Vital to Cancer CAREpoint’s ability to provide personalized, one-on-one care is the behind-the-scenes support of an amazing core of volunteers.

Volunteer

Partner

Community events play an important role in making our services possible. Many options exist If you’d like to partner with us in serving cancer patients and their families in our community.

Partner with Us

Cancer CAREpoint Community Partnerships

5th Annual Cancer CAREpoint Golf Tournament

The 5th Annual Cancer CAREpoint Golf Tournament was hosted by the Cinnabar Hills Golf Club on May 20, 2019.

2019 Santa Teresa Women’s Golf Club Fundraiser

A Hole in One! The Santa Teresa Women’s Golf Club held its sixth fundraiser benefiting Cancer CAREpoint and once again exceeded the previous year’s result. This amazing group of 72 women raised over $6,000 for cancer patients, survivors and family members. We are so thankful for the leadership of Cathy Priest who has continued to drive this fundraiser on our behalf.

2019 Homestead High School 5K Walk or Run for Cancer CAREpoint

Homestead High School Cancer Society hosted a 5K Walk and Run to benefit Cancer CAREpoint. Pictured: Muriel Von-Stein (Advisor), Adiel Zaghi (Activities Director), Alyssa Liang (Treasurer), Veronica Luu (Secretary), Joanne Liu (President), Jozephine Yen (Vice President), and Cancer CAREpoint’s Development Manager, Ariane Chapple.

2019 Pink Patch Project

The Mountain View Police Association and the Mountain View Fire Department Random Acts Group again supported Cancer CAREpoint by selling Pink Patches through the Pink Patch Project and holding a “Zumbathon.”