JENNIFER DIAMOND CANCER FOUNDATION
EIN 75-3077075 · Private Independent Foundations
What they do
Cancer Education InitiativeIn 2016, We Launched Our New Cancer Education Initiative (CEI), Created With Dr. Jerry Kornfeld, A Member of Our Medical Advisory Board. The Initiative Educates Participants About Their Cancer and The Health Benefits That Our Support Programs Provide.Information is Presented By Our Instructors During Health Seminars. Participants Also Learn How A Positive Attitude Can Improve The Quality of Their Life During Cancer Treatment and Beyond. In Turn, Our Educational Tools Enhance Their Feeling Ofwellbeing and Help Them Find The Techniques to Deal With Their Cancer and Its Effects.We Also Held A Seminar Hosted By Dr. Kornfeld That Helped Participants Understand Our New CEI. Discussed How The Power of Your Thoughts Can Effect Your Health. Your Thoughts Control Your Attitude, Your Health, and Your Lifespan. The Seminar Was Recorded for Future Pod Casting.
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In care ofHarvey Diamond
Mailing address3119 Winding Lane, Westlake Village, CA 91361
Main phone(818) 700-6900 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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