Events
Community events
We host periodic community events, along with educational workshops and outreach at local festivals.
Upcoming events
Hockey Fights Cancer Night with the Hershey Bears
Sunday, November 1, 2026, 5:00 PM
GIANT Center, Hershey, PA
The Hershey Bears host the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins for their annual Hockey Fights Cancer Night. Look for our volunteers at the game to learn about our group and upcoming events.
Survivorship topic session on Zoom
January 2027, date to be announced
Online via Zoom
The first session in our new survivorship series, focused on life during and after treatment. Free and open to survivors and their loved ones.
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Past events
Teal Together awareness walk
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Patriot Park, Hummelstown, PA
Our inaugural event, held during Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. Survivors, caregivers, families and friends came together for a walk focused on awareness, connection and support. Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to Nicobi Cares for being part of the day.
Periodic community events
From time to time we bring people together for a relaxed, welcoming event where people with gynecologic cancer, survivors and their loved ones can meet, share experiences and support each other. Events are free and open to the public.
We do not take photos of attendees or share names without permission.
Educational workshops
From time to time we invite speakers on topics such as treatment options, managing side effects, nutrition, emotional health and survivorship.
Community outreach
We plan to host a booth at local festivals about once each season. Stop by to learn about gynecologic cancer, pick up information and meet our volunteers. Want to help at the booth? Get involved.
Invite us
Hosting a health fair, community day or other event in Central Pennsylvania? We would be glad to participate. Let us know.
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