Canopy Cancer Survivorship Center

10/27/2026

When Mary Ann Thomas found out that she had three cancers at once: breast cancer, endometrial cancer and lymphoma in her fallopian tubes she was shocked. When she started her treatment journey she found great comfort and support in the Canopy Cancer Survivorship Center.

“The organization’s commitment to caring for the whole person is truly remarkable,” Mary Ann says. "The wide range of programs and resources offered through Canopy helped me feel supported, informed and cared for throughout my cancer journey.”

An elderly woman was diagnosed with three different cancers following abnormal mammogram results, she tells PEOPLE. Mary Ann Thomas received diagnoses of breast cancer and endometrial cancer, as well as lymphoma in her fallopian tubes.

10/06/2026

October is finally here, and it comes with new ways to connect, learn, move and care for yourself. From fitness and wellness to creative arts and educational opportunities, there's something for everyone to enjoy! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3NQK5CI.

09/08/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a reminder for men to prioritize their health, ask questions and talk with their health care providers about prostate cancer screening.

Prostate cancer doesn't always cause symptoms in its early stages, which makes conversations about risk, screening and family history so important. Learn more about prostate cancer screening and prevention: https://bit.ly/4qJR8zo.

Affiliated physicians at Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center are finding revolutionary ways to diagnose and treat prostate cancer.

09/04/2026

Hello September! A new month brings new opportunities to connect, learn, move, create and care for yourself no matter where you are in your survivorship journey. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3NQK5CI.

09/02/2026

Cancer survivorship begins the day of a cancer diagnosis. Whether you have just been diagnosed, are currently undergoing treatment, or have completed treatment, you are a cancer survivor. Memorial Hermann also recognizes that every survivorship journey is unique and may include physical, spiritual and psychosocial challenges along the way.

At Canopy, we are honored to walk alongside survivors and their loved ones through every stage of that journey. Healing extends beyond medical treatment, which is why our free programs focus on the whole person through education, counseling, movement, nutrition, creative expression and meaningful connection.

Check out a guide to follow-up care after diagnosis and information on support groups, education classes and more resources to help you: https://bit.ly/4gxOxnu.

Learn more about cancer survivorship and wellness programs from Memorial Hermann Cancer Centers.

08/31/2026

We are excited to expand our nutrition programming with the introduction of Dietician's Kitchen with Courtney! Join Courtney, RD for practical tips, simple recipes, cooking demonstrations and delicious ways to put nutrition into practice. 🥗

08/28/2026

On Monday afternoons, Canopy guests are greeted by Layla, a Great Pyrenees and a certified pet therapy dog.

She and her owner, Mary Lynn Perry, are members of Pets With A Mission, a pet therapy organization dedicated to bringing comfort and encouragement to those in need. Mary Lynn began providing pet therapy at Memorial Hermann in 2016 and later brought comfort and companionship to Canopy survivors and caregivers.

A lifelong animal lover, Mary Lynn has pursued her passion for helping animals throughout her life. Before becoming involved in pet therapy, she volunteered with Operation Pets Alive, and became a Texas-permitted wildlife rehabilitator. Today, she continues to volunteer twice a month with the Houston SPCA. Mary Lynn encourages others to volunteer in ways that align with their passions. Her advice is simple: find something you truly love and share it with others.

Mary Lynn and Layla are such a bright addition to our Canopy team!

08/27/2026

We proudly unveiled "A Community in Bloom", a collaborative mural created by dozens of community members during the 2026 The Woodlands Waterway Arts Festival through a partnership with The Woodlands Arts Council and The Woodlands Art League.

Beautifully named by cancer survivor and Canopy volunteer, Amanda Crawford, the mural symbolizes hope, healing, resilience and the power of community. It now serves as a lasting welcome to every guest who walks through our doors.

Stop by Canopy and experience this inspiring art piece.🎨

08/26/2026

For someone facing cancer, finding a place where they feel supported, cared for and understood by people who have had similar experiences can be life changing. At Canopy, survivors and caregivers tell us that they discover something they didn't know they needed: a community. This is why we are here, because no one should have to face cancer alone. Learn how we can support you: https://bit.ly/3ZWTmjk.