They'll be walking all night in Agawam to beat cancer. Bob Alves has been cancer free for five months. He was at the Agawam "Relay for Life" last year but was unable to walk because he'd just started the chemotherapy and radiation treatments for his head and neck cancers. This year Bob's walking wi Full story
The players on the St. Mary High School varsity baseball team are being recognized for stepping up to the plate for the cause of cancer research. Full story
A day after an exhaustive national report on cancer found the United States is making only slow progress against the disease, one of the country's most iconic - and iconoclastic - scientists weighed in on "the war against cancer." And he does not like what he sees. Full story
TODAY contributor Bobbie Thomas has two adorable models show off “headbands of hope,” sales of which contribute to cancer research, and stuffed toys that come with a magic wand to help you find them, wherever they might be hidden.
After a tough season for the New York Jets it's getting worse, they are losing one of their biggest fans as “Fireman Ed” is calling it quits. And some Indianapolis Colts cheerleaders are making a huge sacrifice to help out with Cancer research. Ed Schultz brings you all the details.
There’s no better way to celebrate Thanksgiving than with a bottle of wine or two, but this Turkey Day, don’t just buy any wine – go for a bottle that gives back. Leslie Sbrocco, author of “The Simple and Savvy Wine Guide,” spotlights holiday wines that give money to the Red Cross, breast cancer res
Participants in Superheroes Solidarios attend a party to raise funds for the Fundacion Sindrome de Down in Bilbao May 10, 2013. Superheroes Solidarios, now in it's third year, was formed by a group of young people that decided to organise parties dressed as superheroes to raise funds for disabled p
A participant in Superheroes Solidarios attends a party to raise funds for the Fundacion Sindrome de Down in Bilbao May 10, 2013. Superheroes Solidarios, now in its third year, was formed by a group of young people that decided to organise parties dressed as superheroes to raise funds for disabled
Singer Kanye West and girlfriend Kim Kardashian attend Gabrielle's Angel Foundation 2012 Angel Ball cancer research benefit at Cipriani Wall Street on Monday Oct. 22, 2012 in New York.
