08/06/2025
📢 Quick Update: Same smiles. Same stories. New place!
This American Cancer Society of Kansas & Kansas City page is merging into our American Cancer Society Facebook family. No action is needed from you; you’ll continue to see all the same inspiring local updates, now in one powerful place!
07/31/2025
New kitchens? ✔️
Now we need dishes, pans & utensils to match! 🥘
🛒Help us stock the kitchens by checking out our Amazon Wishlist in the post below.
We are so excited that we will be wrapping up reno in the next month or so. We can't wait for our guests to be able to use the brand new kitchens, we will have 8. We need your help so our guests will have dishes, pots pans, cups, utensils, etc. when the new kitchens open.
Please see all the kitchen items on our Amazon Wishlist and help us STOCK THE KITCHENS.
Visit our Amazon Wishlist https://a.co/buleHjq or send your donation to Hope Lodge at 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64105.
07/29/2025
“If you have a little free time, I can’t recommend volunteering with Road To Recovery enough.
One of my most unforgettable passengers was a man who had lost his sight and was now battling cancer. His sense of humor was unmatched. We’d both laugh when he’d chime in from the back seat to tell me I’d missed a turn! His awareness of the world around him was incredible. He always knew exactly where we were." – Karen B.
🛣️ Help pave the way to more cancer-free tomorrows! Become a Road To Recovery volunteer today: cancer.org/drive
07/25/2025
Sandra has turned unimaginable loss into lasting impact. In honor of American Cancer Society Hope Lodge - Kansas City's 25th anniversary, we’re celebrating volunteers like her who offer strength, comfort, and care when it’s needed most. 💙
07/23/2025
“In 2004, I was treated and cured of melanoma. Since then, I have been treated six additional times for squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma.” – Kathy O.
Kathy’s journey is a powerful reminder of how common skin cancer is and how important it is to protect our skin at every age.
☀️ Just five blistering sunburns before age 20 can increase your risk of melanoma by 80%.
Help protect yourself and those you love:
🧴 Apply sunscreen daily
🧢 Seek shade and wear a hat, sunglasses, and long sleeves
🔎 Pay attention to changes in your skin and don’t delay seeing a doctor