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Still Flying High

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Skin Cancer
Chuck Aaron’s Battle With Skin Cancer Chuck Aaron is the only pilot in the U.S. licensed to fly aerobatics in a helicopter. We originally met him at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in 2012, where he told us about how he caught his skin cancer in time, and his amazing aviation career. Two years later, we reunited…

Chuck LeMaster

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Skin Cancer
A Historic Airplane and it’s Inspiring Captain Introduced in 1926, the Ford Trimotor airplane is distinguished by its corrugated aluminum covering and its memorable history. The Trimotor served all three branches of the U.S. military, many airlines, many corporations, and 20 foreign countries, making an invaluable part of American history. In the late ’50s, Chuck…

Rollin’ Dreams Summer Fest 2014

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Pediatric Cancer
Kent Stevinson Talks Cars and Cancer Molly Hughes joined the Catch It In Time team at the Rollin’ Dreams Summer Fest to talk to Kent Stevinson of Stevinson Automotive about why he supports the event and cancer research.

Grace Petroff

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Brain Cancer, Pediatric Cancer
How One Pediatric Cancer Survivor is Giving Back Grace Petroff, a survivor of pediatric brain cancer, is organizing the Grace’s Race 5k walk/run to give back to The Morgan Adams Foundation, which funded the research that saved her life. In its first year, the race raised $44,000 for Morgan Adams. This year, they’re hoping to get even more.…

Shaving Heads for a Cause

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Pediatric Cancer
Catch It In Time Supports Pediatric Cancer at Special Event Special thanks to everyone who donated to Emily and the Catch It In Time team for this event: iBeta Quality Assurance Aurora AutoPros, in honor of Addison Kleinhans Mr. Dermot J. Healy Gloria Bates Integrated Writing LLC Naomi Colwell Mitzi Schindler Cimarron Denver National ComTel…

Bone Marrow Gives Hope to Cancer Patient

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Blood Cancer
Catch It In Time’s Founder Keith Singer Donates Stem Cells to Leukemia Patient Bone Marrow Transplantation is not necessarily the painful process you might think it is.  This life saving procedure can be completed in a way that is not much different than giving blood. It is called Apheresis.  Follow Catch It In Time‘s co-founder,…

Eli Gold

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Pediatric Cancer
Saving Lives One Chip at a Time How a Little Data Chip Gives Hope to Pediatric Cancer Patients The Morgan Adams Foundation in Denver, CO is helping to save the lives of pediatric cancer patients in Children’s Hospital and beyond with a revolutionary new technology called a chip. Each chip provides the ‘fingerprint’ of a…

Catch It In Time at Artma 2014

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Brain Cancer, Pediatric Cancer
A Morgan Adams Foundation Event Saturday, February 8, 2014, hundreds of people gathered in the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield, CO to buy art, sample food, and raise money for The Morgan Adams Foundation, which helps fund life-saving research on pediatric brain cancers. The Catch It In Time team was thrilled to be invited to…

Clinical Trial Talk with CCRP

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The Colorado Cancer Research Program (CCRP) Clinical trials can be confusing and frightening for cancer patients, but sometimes they can also be the best chance a patient has at survival. The Colorado Cancer Research Program (CCRP) helps connect patients, hospitals, and clinical trials to “enable the people in our local community to participate in cancer…

Biggest Cancer Killer Isn’t What You Think

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Lung Cancer
Team Draft Hits the Streets to Change the Face of Lung Cancer The Catch It In Time team took to the streets of Atlanta with former NFL linebacker Chris Draft and his organization Team Draft to quiz game-goers and passersby about the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. The truth might surprise you. For more…

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