Sarcoma Cancer is a rare disease, often misdiagnosed, often afflicting children and young adults.
The Karen Wyckoff Sarcoma Foundation is dedicated to Sarcoma Cancer research, support and education...and the fight to find a cure.

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Over $4,000 in 2013 RIS Raffle!

2013 RIS RaffleSupporting a cure for sarcoma cancers

Over $4,000 in prizes are on this year's RIS Raffle including a Big Sky Montana winter or summer vacation, $1,000 in cash or a new Apple IPad!  Support the cause, Sell to your family, friends and colleagues Buy some your self!. Learn more...

“Growing Through the Narrow Spots”- Ruth Bachman

Growing Through the Narrow SpotsRuth Bachmans’s new book “Growing Through the Narrow Spots” (released May 2013) is more than a book about cancer.  It is a roadmap of sorts, encouraging the reader to look closely and patiently at all of life’s challenges – narrow spots – to discover the resources, both internal and external, that are present to help navigate the passage.  Resilience is something each of us has access to when facing all of the change that life brings.  No one and no thing is permanent.  Change is inevitable.  Transformation is intentional. Learn more....

2013 Party Program Announced

Touch of Class

When: Monday, July 22, 2013 from 6:00 – 9:30 pm

Where: Cafesjian’s Carousel & Como Park Visitors Center, St. Paul

Our 13th annual "Party in the Park"will be a magical evening of great music, entertainment and family fun.  Rein in Sarcoma 2013 will feature unlimited carousel rides, continuous entertainment, a large and unique Silent Auction and children’s activities. Rein in Sarcoma not only raises funds to benefit sarcoma cancers research and physician education, but it is also intended to provide hope and relief for patients and their families from the isolation of these rare and dangerous cancers. To view the Program, Click here...

RIS Red Flags Video: From "Never Heard of it" to "Caught it Early!"

RIS is excited to unveil our new RIS Red Flags Video: From "Never Heard of it" to "Caught it Early". Produced and Donated by Paul Sandt and Ideatap Sudios with music by Zach Sobiech. Help us spread the word on the "Red Flags of Sarcoma", click here.