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Program Sign Up Form

August 2025- June 2026
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January Art Workshop: Zine & Be Seen Thursday, Jan 29 | 5pm–7pm PT / 7pm–9pm CT / 8pm–10pm ETReady to make something tiny, mighty, and totally your vibe? This month, we’re diving into the world of zines: miniature DIY booklets that are part scrapbook, part journal, part magazine, part chaotic brain dump, and entirely yours. With images to cut up, stickers, markers, washi tape, and all the creative goodies we’ll mail straight to your door, you’ll craft a pocket-sized zine that holds whatever you’re carrying right now: hopes, reminders, playlists, doodles, rants, affirmations, visions, or even things you don’t have words for yet.
$ Free



Love Notes & Little Joys: Valentine Card Workshop Thurs Feb 5th 4pm-6pm PT/6pm-8pm CT/7pm-9pm ETThis February, we’re putting the aww in art workshop. Join us for a creative night dedicated to love in all its forms: romantic, platonic, self-love, body-love, community-love, and that sweet “I’m just glad you exist” energy. We’ll spend the evening making cards you can gift to someone special… or keep for yourself because honestly? You deserve a love letter, too. Bring your imagination, your softest blanket, and whatever February beverage speaks to your soul. Sign up for our optional card exchange to get your very own Cactus Valentine's day card!
$ Free



February Builders: The Wednesday Anti-Valentine Black Dahlia Tuesday Feb 3rd @ 5pm-7pm PT/7pm-9pm CT/8pm-10pm ET Skip the candy hearts. Forget the predictable bouquet. This February, we are leaning into the moody, magical side of the season with a build night centered on the iconic Black Dahlia from Wednesday’s world. Think dark romance meets playful creativity meets a cozy evening with your CCS community. Bring your Black Dahlia kit, your comfiest corner, and whatever mood you are arriving with. We will build together, take gentle pauses to connect, and celebrate the beauty of something blooming in the dark.
$ Free



Neurographic Art: Lines Over Spirals 🌀🎨(When your thoughts are messy but your doodles don’t have to be.)This workshop is basically a permission slip to doodle, zone out a little, and let your hands take the wheel. Neurographic art starts with simple scribbly lines and turns them into a surprisingly cool abstract piece by rounding corners, filling shapes, and playing with color. It’s oddly satisfying, low-key mesmerizing, and one of those “wait… why does this feel so calming?” activities. You’ll leave with a piece you actually like and a new go-to activity for when your brain is buzzing, spiraling, or just needs something to do besides refresh the same app for the 400th time
$ Free
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young adult cancer patient/survivoryoung adult cancer co-survivor / caregiverother
Have you previously participated in any programs with Cactus Cancer Society?*

Yes, including this program!Yes, but not this program!No, it's my first time here!
Are you facing metastatic or chronic cancer?

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What type of cancer were you (or the person you're caring for) diagnosed with?*

Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL)Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)BrainBrain- GliomaBreastCervicalChronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML)ColonColorectalEndometrialEsophagealEwing's SarcomaHodgkin LymphomaKidneyLeukemia (other)LungNeuroendocrineNon-Hodgkin LymphomaOsteosarcomaOvarianMelanomaMultiple MyelomaSarcoma (other)ThyroidTesticularUterineOther
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I understand Cactus Cancer Society does their very best to accommodate shipping requests, but cannot guarantee that supply packages will arrive in time. I agree to still come to the program if I don't have a package, to learn and connect with others like me. If I choose, I can request a list of supplies to try and replace on my own.*

Sounds good, I'm in!Nah- give up my space and I'll look at other programs to join!
By signing up, I agree to adhere to the attendance policy as follows: I understand that if I miss a single Workshop, I will not be allowed to participate in the following workshop I sign up for. I also plan on attending for the full two hours and agree to have my camera turned on in order to respect the Cactus Cancer Society's program capacity limits.*

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