Waiting rooms in cancer centers are filled with individuals and families at many stages of the cancer experience – including newly diagnosed, in treatment, and people managing a recurrence. Caregivers are there too – offering a ride, holding a hand, or simply showing up for someone they love. While medical teams focus on medical treatment,...

Losing a loved one to cancer can feel deeply personal, but connection can soften the loneliness that so often accompanies it. Research and clinical experience consistently show that rituals of remembrance can play...

A recent New York Post article, “The chill activity that can slow cancer from spreading just do it twice a day,“ highlights research from Midwestern University suggesting that meditating morning and evening may help regulate...

News that actor James Van Der Beek has died from cancer at age 48, survived by his wife and six children, is a heartbreaking reminder of how deeply loss reshapes a family’s world. The...

At Red Door Community, we believe no one should face cancer alone. That belief guides our work every day but its deepest meaning is expressed by the people who walk through our...

For more than 16 years, our Red Door Runners program has been a meaningful way for individuals to turn movement into impact. Since 2009, hundreds of runners and walkers have represented Red...

Each year, World Cancer Day invites us to pause and reflect on the millions of individuals and families impacted by cancer – and to reaffirm our shared responsibility to ensure no one faces it...

Red Door Community’s mission connects with people far and wide. We ensure that no one has to face cancer alone, and while our home is New York City, we recognize that our...