Laurens County Cancer Association

05/14/2026

The Laurens County Cancer Association would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the women of Eastside Baptist Church for inviting our volunteer, Betty Rysavy, and Director, Anna Miller, to be the guest speaker at their Women’s Dinner.

Anna was honored to share the mission of the LCCA and speak about the work being done to support Laurens County residents battling cancer to the 80 women in attendance. We are incredibly grateful for the generous donation of supplies and monetary support that was collected during the event.

Your kindness, compassion, and willingness to serve our community means so much to us and to the patients we assist every day. Thank you for your continued prayers, support, and dedication to helping others. We are truly appreciative of your service and partnership in our mission.

04/30/2026

We are incredibly grateful to Joann Taylor, Angela Holloway, Uytaria Whitmore, and Vernell W. Jones, along with the White Plains Baptist Church Missionary Ministry, for your kindness and support.

Your generosity and heart for serving others make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we care for. It’s because of people like you that our community continues to feel hope, compassion, and strength.

Thank you for standing with us and helping us make an impact right here at home.

04/22/2026

We’re proud to recognize Presbyterian College for its continued commitment to service and philanthropy in our community.

Through initiatives like Dr. Brent’s Health Communication class, students like Boyce and Miles are turning compassion into action; raising funds and awareness to support the Laurens County Cancer Association and the individuals we serve every day.

Presbyterian College has been a meaningful partner in our mission, and we are so grateful for their ongoing support. Together, we are making a real difference in the lives of local cancer patients.

03/31/2026

RED LETTER DAYS is provided FREE OF CHARGE to Cancer Survivors and their caregivers, thanks to the generous support of donors.

What’s a red letter day? A Red Letter Day is a day of significance or opportunity. It’s a day to celebrate friendships and fellowship as we embrace healing and wholeness in community. It’s a day to engage in shared experiences in the out-of-doors! It’s a day to experience creative expressions - including discussions and conversation, music, art, and crafting. It’s a day to give relax at the lake!

RED LETTER DAYS is provided FREE OF CHARGE to Cancer Survivors and their caregivers, thanks to the generous support of donors. What’s a red letter day? A Red Letter Day is a day of significance or opportunity. It’s a day to celebrate friendships and fellowship as we embrace healing and wholeness...

03/18/2026

Living With Cancer will meet on April 9th. Our guest speaker is Walter Hughes, Vice President of Sadler Hughes Apothecary.

Our meeting is open to anyone affected by cancer, whether you are currently battling it, are a survivor, or are/have been a caregiver.

A light meal and refreshments will be served at 5:00pm.

03/05/2026

We are incredibly thankful for Infinity Church and their HUGE donation of supplies to the Laurens County Cancer Association!

Because of your continued support, our shelves are stocked and ready to serve local cancer patients and their families when they need us most.

Infinity Church, thank you for faithfully showing up for our community time and time again. Your generosity makes a direct impact right here in Laurens County !

03/04/2026

We are so grateful to the amazing youth group at Leesville Southern Methodist Church for choosing to serve our clients during their intergenerational retreat!

Each youth member led a service alongside church members, and together they packed dental care bags filled with toothpaste, toothbrushes, floss, mouthwash, and chapstick for our Laurens County Cancer Association clients. What a beautiful example of faith in action across generations!

Oral health is especially important for individuals undergoing cancer treatment. Chemotherapy and radiation can cause dry mouth, mouth sores, increased sensitivity, and a higher risk of infection. Having the right dental supplies on hand helps patients stay comfortable, reduce complications, and maintain overall health during a very challenging time.

Thank you, Leesville Southern Methodist Youth, for thinking of the small things that make a BIG difference. Your kindness and leadership truly mean so much to the families we serve.

02/18/2026

We had the BEST time at our February Valentine’s Meeting!

A huge thank you to our amazing volunteer Jackie Sullivan for leading us in fun Valentine’s games that brought so many smiles and laughs to the room. You made the night extra special!

And we are so grateful to the Knights of Columbus from Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Laurens for providing a delicious chili dinner for everyone. Nothing brings people together like good food and great fellowship!

We love seeing our LCCA family gathered, laughing, and supporting one another. Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening so special.

02/11/2026

Thank you to Broad Street United Methodist Church for their generous donation to help line the shelves here at the LCCA!

Because of your kindness, we’re able to continue providing much-needed items to local cancer patients right here in Laurens County. Every donation makes a difference and helps ensure that no one facing cancer has to walk that journey alone.

Your support truly blesses our clients and our mission. Thank you for loving our community so well!

02/11/2026

We have an immediate need for adult disposable underwear in sizes SMALL and LARGE.

If you are able to donate a package, or two or three, it would be such a blessing to someone in our community who is currently facing cancer treatment. These items provide dignity and comfort during a very difficult time.

There is a list below of supplies we can always use as well.

Donations can be mailed or dropped off at 1337 Medical Ridge Road (Tues-Thurs, 8am-1pm).

As always, thank you for helping us ensure that no one in Laurens County faces cancer alone.