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GCCCF receives 2025 Champions of Healthcare Award in Outreach Organization category

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Dr. Lorenzo accepts the covetted "Champions of Healthcare" award Thursday, September 18th, 2025 at the Chattanoogan Hotel and Conference Center on behalf of the GCCCF. The organization has been educating the community on the importance of colon cancer screening for 16 years. For many years they have partnered with Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) and Project Access (PA) to be able to provide screening to the uninsured. Now they are able to add the "Good Shepherd" volunteer program where not only is transportation provided, but a volunteer will stay during the procedure and escort the patient safely home so that more people can get the colonoscopy they need.

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Dr. Shauna Lorenzo & Barbara Mater "Stronger Together" on WTCI 7/6/2025 

Chattanooga: Stronger Together explores the important work being done by non-profit organizations across the Tennessee Valley; work that impacts the lives of our friends, our family, and our neighbors. Chattanooga: Stronger Together airs the first Sunday of each month at noon, only on WTCI PBS and streaming on the PBS Video app.

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Darryl Strawberry @ Chatt Prayer Breakfast

46th Annual Chattanooga Area Leadership Prayer Breakfast with colon cancer survivor and baseball all-star, Darryl Strawberry 5/20/2025

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Daniel(son) & David Portwood (survivor), Darryl Strawberry, Dr. Lorenzo, Brend (wife) & Mark Eller (survivor)

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Colon cancer survivor Margaret Thompson and colorectal surgeon Dr. Dr. Shauna Lorenzo-Rivero encourage folks to get their colonoscopies and support GCCCF's awareness and education efforts at GCCCF's 11th annual Rump Run.

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GCCCF on Local News 3

Colon cancer survivor Georgia Tankersley and colorectal surgeon Dr. Eric Nelson share the importance of colon cancer screenings and how you can support GCCCF's lifesaving work.

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