Event
Our annual Stripping for a Cure event is hosted every August to raise money and awareness for patients and families affected by cancer. Our Fishing Day is the ultimate fishing experience for female anglers with professional guides and unbelievable camaraderie. We look forward to having you join us!
Your Support
Our main focus is to raise funds to benefit the Oncology Fund and the Cancer Survivorship Program through St. John’s Health Foundation.
St. John’s Health Foundation provides financial assistance to qualifying patients at St. John’s Health who need support with their medical bills through the Oncology Fund. For more information, speak with a member of the Oncology team at St. John’s Health
The Cancer Survivorship Program offers a wide range of services to support St. John’s Health Oncology Department cancer survivors and their caregivers through the challenges that can result from cancer and its treatments. From diagnosis through treatment and recovery, the highly skilled team of physical, mental, spiritual, and psychosocial health care providers are here to support you and your loved ones through your cancer journey.
The services include acupuncture, massage therapy, healing touch, physical and occupational therapy, speech therapy, pilates, yoga, mental health counseling, wellness coaching, nutrition services, and wigs. Click here for more detailed information about the program.
Stripping for a Cure is proudly the lead donor to the Cancer survivorship program!
200K
Amount Raised
to support the Cancer Survivorship Program and the Oncology Fund at St. John’s Health in 2025.
76
LADY ANGLERS
participated in Stripping for a Cure last year.
350+
businesses
and community members involved each year.
Over $1,000,000
Donated to Local Oncology patients
through St. John’s Health Foundation, since 2018.
AUGUST 2019
“No one chooses cancer, but we can choose how to fight it. Stripping for a Cure is about women, cancer, and community. We support patients in their cancer journey which serves to strengthen our community as a whole.”
- Susie McDowell, Founder of SFAC