Hope Lodge NYC

Every year this cool group of motorcycle enthusiasts, motorcycle clubs, etc. come to the Hope Lodge NYC to show off there bikes and hang out with our guests to show there support and love...they also present us with wonderful donations. This year, COVID has changed a few things BUT they still want to come to the Lodge to show their love & support. AND DID THEY EVER!!!! Thank you to all that joined with @dennis_de_diaz #freedombloxx #cancerfreedomride2020 And everyone!!!!!

TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT!!! 7:00pm (Pre-Show Begins at 6:50PM) the American Cancer Society will host "NYC United Against Cancer" Using NYC as a backdrop to tell the ACS story, United Against Cancer will highlight our work and community investment in NYC and NY State and amplify the urgent need for support to continue this lifesaving work during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program content will focus on the following mission segments: patient services, health equity, volunteerism,... and research with well-known New Yorkers and unsung heroes sharing the impact of our work in local communities and beyond. The star-studded event will feature local NYC celebrities including performances from NYCB principal dancers, Tiler Peck and Daniel Ulbricht, and singer Rachel Platten. Celebrity chef Bobby Flay will demonstrate the perfect cocktail for fall in New York. ABC7NY Eyewitness News anchor Sade Baderinwa will emcee. Additional appearances will be made by Gary Shedlin, CFO, BlackRock; Dalvin Tomlinson, NY Giants; Tom Wipf, Vice Chair Institutional Securities, Morgan Stanley; Dr. Tarika James, Chief Medical Officer, LIFQHC; Adam Fox, NY Rangers; Luke Voit, Adam Ottavino, NY Yankees; Amanda Zahui, NY Liberty; Eddie Olczyk, NBC Sportscaster; E.J. Hradek, NHL Network; Kevin Weekes, NHL Network Sportscaster; Coach Jim Boeheim, Syracuse; Coach Rick Pitino, Iona; Coach Dayna Smith, Cornell. Fredrick Earl Mosley, Earl Mosley Diversity of Dance; Ashley Bouder, NYCB; India Bradley, NYCB; Gabe Stone Shayer, ABT; Patrick Coker, Constance Stamatiou, Chalvar Monteiro, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. I invite you to bid on an array of silent auction items which will be live through October 4 at NYCUnitedAgainstCancer.org. These items include golf packages, a bottle of Sinatra Select Whiskey, and a weekend away on the North Fork (Long Island, NY) where you will have the unique opportunity to learn the art of blending a botanical spirits specialty. NYC United Against Cancer is free to attend but registration is required. You can register here:https://bit.ly/3ie3T0r If you are unable to attend this evening, the link will remain on our website through the end of the year to access the virtual benefit or make a donation. Cancer hasn't stopped and neither will we. We need your support now more than ever! Thank you!!

NOW MORE THAN EVER WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT! THIS SUPPORT WILL LITERALLY SAVE LIVES! Please join us virtually this Thursday!!! We look forward to being able to welcome guests back to Hope Lodge NYC soon!!!... Thursday, October 1st, 2020 7pm www.nycunitedagainstcancer.org Thank you @nytimes for the incredible full page ad!

8 DAYS AWAY! The virtual Gala event that will LITERALLY save lives!! This star-studded evening will include WABC-TV News Anchor Sade Baderinwa, Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay, and many more!!!

LADIES & GENTLEMEN!!! YOU THOUGHT THE VIRTUAL EMMY's WERE GOOD......JUST WAIT.... This will be a night you don't want to miss. The Gala world is a bit different this year but we will not disappoint with this star studded evening! NYC United Against Cancer benefits Hope Lodge NYC and our missions. We are anxiously awaiting to re-open the Hope Lodge NYC doors but WE NEED YOUR HELP NOW MORE THAN EVER!... Please visit the link below to see the line-up for the evening...and please donate!

Take a look at the full video recording of our Relay For Life of Hope Lodge NYC virtual event now available to view any time! This video features a brief conversation of the current status of Hope Lodge NYC along with updates. To make a donation to our beautiful Hope Lodge, please visit www.relayforlife.org/hopelodgenyc

Join us for our 11th annual Relay For Life of Hope Lodge. Tune in now!

TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT!!! The 11th ANNUAL HOPE LODGE RELAY FOR LIFE. COVID-19 can’t stop us...but we are virtual. Please jump on your computer tonight and join us!!!!!!... Donate to relayforlife.org/hopelodgenyc !!!

We can’t wait!

THIS MONDAY!!!!!! Hope at Home A cancer survivor himself, Chef Eric knows the importance of a support circle in fighting this life-threatening disease. He advocates for the American Cancer Society and has been recognized by the Society with their prestigious Heart and Soul Award and as their 2011 Taste of Hope New York City Culinary Honoree.... Sign up at: tohhopeathomechefericlevine.eventbrite.com Chef Eric will be preparing: Red Snapper Ceviche Tuna Tartare with sesame Braised Chicken and Vegetables with White Beans

R O U N D F I V E If you notice the sign at the top, it says waiting room. I feel like my life has been a constant waiting game these last four months, like it’s on pause. I’m learning that the end of treatment is probably the hardest. Not only is the chemo piling up and making you feel crappy, but it brings on anxiety and worry for what the future holds. There is a song called I Will Wait by David Leonard. It’s so encouraging and uplifting. This past week has been ro...ugh, I had some difficulties with my PICC line, basically I got a blister around the dressing from the adhesive not drying all the way. It’s not that big of a deal, but it worried me because my counts were about to drop to where I would be prone to infection and I did not want to get that blister infected. I also had to get a blood transfusion on Thursday which wasn’t scary but I’d never had one before so I didn’t know what to expect... If you’re in a season where you’re worn out from waiting and waiting, have hope and remember that God doesn’t give us something we can’t handle. It doesn’t matter your situation, you are strong. you are brave. you can do this. -Lauren If you were just diagnosed or need someone to talk to, our cancer helpline is here for you 24/7/365. 1-800-227-2345 #AttackingCancer

It’s been exactly two whole months since I finished #chemotherapy! Crazy how quickly life evolves and changes. I am so grateful to be where I am at rather than where I have been before. Just in case you missed them at the time, these are all the chemo costumes, from start to finish. Chemo sucked. It did. I won’t even pretend it was any less difficult than it was. I have so much empathy for those still in treatment. The costumes gave me, my caregivers, and fellow patients som...ething else to focus on instead of just the difficult stuff. A positive outlook can go a long way. I believe positive trumps negative every time. I love finding other positive attitudes out there to follow; so tag someone that you find particularly inspiring to you, so I can follow them too. -Rex No matter where you are in your cancer journey, the #AmericanCancerSociety is here to help. If you need support, call our 24/7/365 hotline at 1-800-227-2345 #AttackingCancer #NonProfit

THIS WILL BE AN EXCITING EVENING!!! PLEASE JOIN US TOMORROW, July 16th!! https://www.facebook.com/AmericanCancerSociety/live/seeless Cancer won't stop and neither will we!!