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Nominations open for NCW Cancer Heroes Awards

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Wellness Place is calling for nominations for its NCW Cancer Heroes event, aimed at recognizing individuals who make a difference for cancer patients in North Central Washington. The deadline for nominations is August 1, with the awards ceremony scheduled for September 6 at the Wenatchee Convention Center. Each nomination carries a $120 fee, covering public recognition and a complimentary ticket to the event. Marissa Collins, Executive Director of Wellness Place, emphasizes the importance of honoring these unsung heroes. Proceeds will support Wellness Place's free programs that assist individuals and families navigating cancer diagnoses, regardless of their financial situation.

The event will feature a formal dinner, live awards, and entertainment, fostering community spirit. Local sponsors include Confluence Health and Numerica Credit Union, highlighting strong community involvement. Nominations can be submitted online, encouraging residents to celebrate those who inspire during cancer journeys.

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City of Leavenworth awards 175,000 in grants to local nonprofits

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