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Resources Articles These are articles that we think might have some great information for you or someone you know, ranging from news stories to updates on cancer treatments. National Resources These links will take you to websites and resources administered by national organizations and agencies. HopeWell Mind, Body, Spirit Classes Recordings of past Mind, Body, Spirit classes such as Gentle Flow Yoga, Tai Chi, Meditation, and more. Local Resources These links will take you to websites and resources administered by local organizations, as well as the state of Maryland and affiliated agencies. Speaker Series Recordings of past Speaker Series and other educational workshops.

Click Here to Purchase Tickets Are You Ready for Some Football? HopeWell is ready, and it is time to launch our 2026 Ravens Season Tickets Raffle. Once again, tickets are $30 each or 4 for $100. The 4 seats are located in Section 111, Row 37, Seats 1-4. The raffle winner gets these seats for the entire 2026 Football Season, and the prize also includes parking in Lot G. If you are not a Ravens fan, you can choose to take the $2,500 cash prize. The drawing will take place on Friday, July 31, 2026, at noon at HopeWell’s campus, 10268 Falls Road, Lutherville 21093. You do not need to be present to win. Click Here to Purchase Tickets

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Stress Reduction Life, as we all know, can be stressful, negatively affecting our personal and professional lives and hindering the healing process. At HopeWell, we believe that healing one's physical body is only part of the journey and that we must also strive to care for our mind and spirit. That is why we offer numerous programs to help ease your mind and reduce stress, such as our Relaxation & Meditation, Sound Meditation, and Yoga Nidra programs. Whichever program you choose, you will find a calming atmosphere, a welcoming group, and instructors who understand your journey. Join us as we endeavor to calm our minds, center ourselves, and make each day as stress-free as possible. Return to all programs Contact Us SUBMIT

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About Us Since 1993, HopeWell has been dedicated to the psychosocial support of people with cancer... any diagnosis, at any stage . .. in treatment, long-term survivorship, or facing the end of life. They, their families and friends are invited to join an inclusive community of people who share the common bond of cancer. Our community spirit, deep values, and comprehensive programs help participants develop their own, self-determined ways of coping and are conducive to inspiring hope. Our setting is a warm, inviting farmhouse and contemporary Amish-built barn on over eight acres of meadowland tucked conveniently near the junction of I-695 and I-83 on Falls Road just north of Baltimore City, located next to Meadowood Regional Park and across from Greenspring Station. To learn more about our history, click below to watch our 30th Anniversary Documentary. 30th Anniversary Documentary Our Mission To create a community for all people with cancer, their families and friends, that encourages an exchange of information, the development of a support system, and the presence of hope. No Charge At HopeWell there are no barriers, no bureacuracy and no fees. We are here for you without question or hesitation. HopeWell does not charge for its programs because we are a community of care and support. We are people with cancer, their loved ones, professionals from many fields, dono rs and other committed friends all dedicated to the well-being of HopeWell participants. Independent HopeWell has been changing people's experience of cancer as a non-profit organization since 1993. We are Baltimore region's premier source of comprehensive psychosocial cancer support that is Independent, free-standing, non-institutional and community-based. Community Each member of HopeWell plays a valueable role and has something unique to offer. We welcome all and come together as equals ensuring that people are not alone in their journey with cancer. In our community, hope is discovered, redefined and substained. Hope is the heart of HopeWell. Administrative Staf Administrative Staff Veronica Land-Davis, LCSW-C Executive Director Veronica Land-Davis is the Executive Director of HopeWell Cancer Support. Her visionary, executive leadership coupled with her extensive clinical expertise builds on HopeWell’s three decades as a values-based, one-of-a-kind cancer care community. vdavis@hopewellcancersupport.org Wanda Harrison, LCSW-C Program Manager Wanda Harrison is a clinical Social Worker who has been in practice for over 30 years and has been associated with HopeWell since 2001. While she feels her area of expertise is with children and families, she is very comfortable working with adults facing challenging situations. wharrison@hopewellcancersupport.org Gwen Myers Database Manager Gwen Myers has been part of the HopeWell family since 2004, working behind the scenes in various areas. As Database Manager, she ensures that HopeWell’s database of participants and donors is maintained with quality and integrity. Gwen’s life has been touched by cancer in many ways personally, and she believes fully in HopeWell’s mission, finding her work full of meaning with much love for the beautiful, inspiring Hopewell community. gmyers@hopewellcancersupport.org Danielle Eichner, ATR-BC, L CPAT, MAAT Family and Young Adult Program Coordinator, Art Therapist Danielle is a licensed and registered board-certified clinical Art Therapist with over 14 years of experience working with the oncology population. deichner@hopewellcancersupport.org Terry Weigel Development Director Terry Weigel joined HopeWell Cancer Support on April 3, 2023, as the Development Director. Terry has 30+ years of experience in fundraising, event planning, and marketing/communications for a variety of non-profit organizations. Terry specializes in annual giving programs, although she has also raised major gifts and has been awarded grants from foundations. tweigel@hopewellcancersupport.org Jeremy Roman Administrative Coordinator Jeremy Roman is the son of two members of the United States Air Force who was born overseas and has lived in several countries and states. Because of this, he was exposed to people of diverse backgrounds, languages, and cultures. He has always been outgoing and is often described as a “people person”. jroman@hopewellcancersupport.org Donna Yaffe, Ph.D. Clinical Lead Dr. Yaffe is a clinical psychologist and health psychology/medical psychology specialist with over 25 years of experience in both clinical and administrative roles. Having faced cancer herself and supported many loved ones through their cancer journeys, she brings both professional expertise and personal insight and empathy to her work at HopeWell, where she has been dedicated to supporting the cancer community since 2018. dyaffe@hopewellcancersupport.org Leslie Davis Community Outreach Specialist Leslie Davis recently returned to her hometown of Baltimore after 34 years, bringing extensive experience from newsroom roles across Maryland and Michigan and corporate communications work with Dow Corning/Hemlock Semiconductor and O‑I Glass. A graduate of Pikesville High School and Towson University, she is most proud of being mom to two sons and is excited to reconnect with the community she’s always called home. ldavis@hopewellcancersupport.org Board Scott Walton, PhD Board Chair Dr. Scott Walton is the co-founder of the Cooper Consultant Group LLC based out of Harford County, Maryland. His background as a college instructor, business owner, consultant, and trainer allows him to bring a dynamic approach and wide perspective to our board. He serves and leads the Development committee. Lori M. Reitenauer Board Vice Chair Lori Reitenauer is Senior Vice President and a Senior Fiduciary Manager at PNC Bank in Baltimore. She brings to Hopewell her years of experience in estate and financial planning. She currently serves as the Chair of the Governance Committee. James Jones Board Treasurer James Jones makes vision a reality through sound administration, analytics, implementation, and financial operations. As the chair of the finance committee and treasurer of the Board, James brings HopeWell his strong background in strategic thinking, financial data, administrative governance, and compliance. Gaetane Delva- Brunson, RN, MSN Gaetane Delva-Brunson has been with Care First BlueShield/Blue Cross for over a decade and is a manager with the Clinical Appeals /Health Services unit. Gaetane brings over 30 years of medical experience as a nurse working in multiple clinical settings to HopeWell. She serves on the development committee. Donna Clare Donna Clare has over 30 years of experience as a professional fundraiser and has worked in education, social services, and medicine. Now, at Johns Hopkins University, Donna has been a director of development in medicine for more than a dozen years. Donna is currently the elected chair of the board and serves on several committees. In addition to her extensive development and fundraising expertise, she brings to HopeWell her experience as a cancer survivor. Paula Silverman Board Secretary Paula Silverman is an inspiring advocate, educator, and liaison who has built a career devoted to supporting and assisting cancer survivors. She was a patient navigator and community organizer at Johns Hopkins Kelly Gynecologic Oncology Service from 2017 to 2021. Paula brings to HopeWell her professional and personal background in cancer-focused advocacy and project management. She serves on the development and finance committees. Elise Ziv Elise Ziv has been a participant and volunteer at HopeWell Cancer Support since 2007, when her husband was diagnosed with brain cancer. Her background in Human Resources, Benefits Administration, and Communications has benefited the Board for many years, and she now serves on the Governance Committee. Emily Fusting Emily Fusting is a corporate law and public finance attorney and a partner at the Baltimore-based law firm McKennon Shelton & Henn LLP. She brings to HopeWell her years of experience assisting non-profits and businesses with day-to-day needs and corporate governance. She currently serves on the Governance Committee. Ian Slepian, M.D. Ian Slepian is a board-certified internist who has practiced in several medical groups in the greater Baltimore area since 1986. He joined the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group at the Kaiser Permanente South Baltimore County Medical Center until his retirement in 2018. Ian brings his strong background in medicine and patient-focused care to HopeWell. He serves on the governance committee. Angela Antony Driven by a passion for blending business, ethics, and innovation, Angela built three values-led companies rooted in flexibility, learning, efficiency, communication, and transparency. After 12 years in corporate America, she committed to doing things differently—rejecting tradition for tradition’s sake and embracing a culture of curiosity, experimentation, and intentional change. Donna Costa, MA, MHS For over 20 years, Donna Costa has focused on oncology program development, project coordination, and disparities outreach. She has served on local and nationwide committees focusing on health initiatives. Donna brings her strong background in community outreach and organization to HopeWell. Hopewell has been a guiding presence in Donna's professional life since 1995 and has served as a board member since 2020. She serves on the development committee. Cindy Nanasi, PMP, DASM Cindy has a background in project management and has been with CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield for most of her career. She currently leads a team providing shared services (project and program management, budget, strategic planning, and communications) for the Strategy and Growth division at CareFirst, supporting Medicare and Medicaid, Commercial and Care Delivery P&Ls. Jose Simmons Jose has over 30 years of experience both as a behavioral health clinician, administrator and health care senior leadership. In addition to a teaching and mentorship career in the area of behavioral health and health care management at the university level. Liora Brunn Liora Brunn is the founder and CEO of Zoetic Workshops, a company created in 2000, training people in meditation and other life-altering techniques. She is an internationally recognized teacher devoted to bringing the spiritual into the practical, leading with gentleness and love. Liora is a contributing author to an Amazon international bestseller and her volunteer background includes large and small community organization and fund-raising. Liora serves on the Development Committee. Facilitators & Instructors Jeanette McTegart, RYT Jeanette is a yoga teacher with 5+ years of teaching experience. Her slower-paced classes move students through a flowing sequence that focuses on warming up the body…gaining strength, balance, resiliency and flexibility while accepting ourselves where we are with love and compassion. Susan Glore, LCPC Susan has over 30 years of experience providing adolescent and adult psychotherapy at McDaniel College, Rape Crisis Intervention Services of Carroll County, and in private practice. Kayleigh Kohler, M.S., CCLS Kayleigh has been a certified child life specialist for 9 years. She has worked in settings that include the pediatric and neonatal intensive care units, and pediatric emergency department. Kayleigh has a passion for helping children and families as they navigate their medical experience. Penny Graf, LCSW-C MSW, University of Maryland School of Social Work MA, University of Baltimore; BS, University of Maryland I previously worked in a hospital oncology unit and an outpatient cancer center. Becky Halagarda, MSW, CCLS, CTRS I have 18 years of experience working as a certified child life specialist in a hospital with children, who have blood disorders and cancer, and their families. Megan Hearron, LCSW-C Megan Hearron is a clinical social worker who has facilitated groups at HopeWell since the spring of 2021. She has facilitated the brain cancer support group and caregivers support groups. Nancy Mulherin RN, OCN, MSN A diagnosis of breast cancer introduced me to Hopewell in 1995. In 1996, I became part of the team as a facilitator for the Breast Cancer Support Group. In addition, I am a certified oncology nurse and also have a Master Degree in Nursing Education. Evangeline “Jamila” Keita, MA. I always knew I would have a “retirement job,” so in 2014, my love of yoga led me to Professional Yoga Teacher training, (YT200) with Yoga 4 Life at Anne Arundel CoCC. Michele Tsonis, CFI, CMT Mind-Body Facilitator Certified Massage Therapist, QiGong Instructor As a lifelong teacher and fitness professional, I truly believe in helping others through movement and wellness practices.