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Wellness House ball goes ‘All In’ for cancer support

    With the power of three, the Wellness House hopes to better reach those living with cancer, far and near.

    There are now three ways people can connect with Wellness House. Anyone can choose to participate in the more than 500 free-of-charge programs made available in person and any time online. And now through a generous donation, there is a new hybrid option.

    “It’s really amazing because as we evolved our programming during the pandemic, we have increased our accessibility,” said Debra Kwiatt, marketing communications manager for Wellness House. “Anyone can choose how to participate in our free programming. (The new hybrid option) is a really meaningful way to join in-person programming, by dialing in and participating virtually through a new Bose system.”

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