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https://www.gildasclubkc.org/

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This project really let me know that anyone can make a big difference by doing things you like. Our clinic blew me away Aiden and I were expecting 10 kids at most and when thirty kids came, we were very thankful that we could do something that we like, that the kids like, and raise $500 all at the same time. I realized how much kids can make a difference, I encourage everyone to try to do something for others that need it more than you.

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This project has helped me grow as a person. It has taught me how to work hard and to always have a backup plan. I had to make a schedule, but we always got off time and lost scrimmage time at the end. It has taught me what it is like to be an authority figure and how to discipline. It was very stressful and taught me how to deal with stress. As difficult as this project was, I´m glad we got to raise money for those who really need it.

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Aiden's Reflection-https://passionprojectapf.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html
Jackson's Reflection-
https://passionprojectjth.blogspot.com/p/my-passion-project-blog.html

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Private individuals, corporate sponsors and foundations provide enormous direct and in-kind support for Gilda’s Club affiliates, and after our camp, we are too.

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In this clinic we will be teaching the fundamentals of basketballs, such as shooting, dribbling, and playing defense while also having fun. It is a week long camp from April 9-13 during the hours of 3:30-4:30 each day.

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https://www.gildasclubkc.org/

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The philosophy of Gilda’s Club is to provide an emotional and social support community as an essential complement to medical care for people with cancer, as well as for the families and friends who surround them.

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Our Spring Passion Project is to raise money for people living with cancer. We are putting on a basketball clinic that teach kids the fundamentals of basketball to raise this money.

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Gilda’s Club in named in memory of comedian Gilda Radner (best known for her work on NBC's Saturday Night Live), who died from cancer in 1989. Her husband, actor Gene Wilder, and her cancer psychotherapist, Joanna Bull, founded Gilda’s Club in 1991 along with film critic Joel Siegel, actor/singer Mandy Patinkin and several of Gilda’s friends. The first Gilda’s Club opened its signature red door in New York City in 1995.

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This is their mission statement:
Gilda’s Club Kansas City, an affiliate of the Cancer Support Community is dedicated to providing, at no cost to members, a comprehensive and professional program of emotional support and education designed to enhance the mind, body, and spirit of people whose lives have been impacted by cancer.  At Gilda's Club Kansas City people with cancer join with others to, learn they are not alone, by participating in educational workshops, healthy lifestyle programs, and social activities, as well as professionally led support and networking groups.  Each individual chooses as many, or as few, activities they would like to attend. Our program of support is for people with all types of cancer and their families and caring friends. Our program is free of charge and is designed as a complement, not an alternative, to conventional medical care.

As an affiliate of the Cancer Support Community, Gilda's Club Kansas City benefits from being a part of a large network yet is a separate entity, and all funds raised locally, stay locally.  To find clubhouses in other areas, or for more information about the Cancer Support Community, please click here.

In addition to in-person support through Gilda's Club Kansas City, people impacted by cancer in the Greater Kansas City area can also access support online. The Cancer Support Community provides an Online Community to bring the experience of Gilda's Club to you through the Internet 24 X 7

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Activities that takes place at Gilda's Club

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Activities that takes place at Gilda's Club

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Men, women, children, friends and family meet to learn how to live with cancer, whatever the outcome. Support and networking groups, lectures, workshops, social events and a structured program for young children through teens help all members build their own unique and customized community of support.