Windsong Cares Foundation

The Windsong Cares Foundation is participating in the Give 716 Holiday Raffle presented by the Sabres Foundation. Originally scheduled for the December 23rd Sabres vs. Lightning Game, cancelled due to severe weather forecasts, it will now take place on December 29th during the third period of the Sa ...

For the first time, the Windsong Cares Foundation participated in the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Breast Cancer Event and Walk at Wilkeson Pointe in Buffalo on Saturday, October 22nd. Hundreds of walkers visited our table to learn more about the Foundation’s mission. Many wa ...

Dr Raja Cheruvu, President of the Windsong Cares Foundation, presented bouquets to Jolene Wilson and Lynn Hansen at Cocktails & Caring, our launch event on September 15, 2022. Through their fundraising efforts and generosity, this mother daughter team of breast cancer survivors have donated $13, ...

Thanks to all who helped make the Windsong Cares Foundation’s launch and fundraiser, Cocktails & Caring, on September 15th a great success! Please click the heading to view more photos from this special evening.

Below is a list of our many sponsors, including Raina and Cheruvu Family

In partnership with Breast Cancer Network of WNY, presenting Lymphedema Education Program for the Southtowns on Tuesday, May 25. This program will be presented by Donna Gulick of OrthoSports Physical Therapy and although it is aimed for residents of the Southtowns area, is available to all. This is ...

Donations to the Windsong Cares Foundation can be made via the following link or checks can be made payable to Windsong Cares Foundation and mailed to 55 Spindrift Drive, Williamsville, NY. The Foundation is in the process of applying for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.

For some, the news, “You have breast cancer,” is life changing. For Jolene and her mom, they were just two of those women in November 2019 and February 2020. They are both Hamburg natives and the community support they have received during treatment has been overwhelming. As Jolene said, “Fort ...

Cancer is a tough word to hear. It’s that much tougher when it’s heard a second or third time. But for one Western New York family, that was the challenge earlier this year. Fortunately, with early diagnosis and intervention, it’s a story with a happy ending. Jolene Wilson scheduled her first mammog ...