Gilda’s Club Kansas City is an affiliate of the Cancer Support Community. We are here to uplift and strengthen people who have been impacted by cancer, which includes your family and friends. We provide support and education, and most importantly, community.
What is Gilda’s Club?
At Gilda’s Club we believe that community is stronger than cancer.
Who is Gilda?
Gilda’s Club is 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.
Who is Gilda’s Club for?
Our program is for anyone with any cancer, their families, children/teens, and friends, from diagnosis and beyond, as well as medical professionals. At Gilda’s Club, “members” participate in educational workshops, healthy lifestyle programs, and social activities, as well as professionally led support and networking groups – all at no cost to them. Individuals choose as many, or as few, activities they would like to attend. Programs are designed as a complement, not an alternative, to conventional medical care.
What’s up in the Club?
Please include your first and last name, best form of contact, and how we can assist you.
Thank you, donors!
Gilda’s Club Kansas City is funded entirely by donations and grants from individuals, foundations, companies, and special events. For more information on how to donate call (816) 531-5444.
Every donation helps!
