September 2019

This Cancer Survivor Turned to Art for Solace During Treatment. Now She Runs a Program That Offers Creative Outlets for Those Affected by Cancer. Read more at PhillyMag.

An avid artist from the age of three, Dana Phipps works with acrylics to produce beautiful and moving paintings. Though she discovered her passion in her art classes in high school, one of the most integral points in her development as an artist hit when Phipps lost her mother to breast cancer. Through her period

It was a breezy April evening, and I happened to get a ticket from a co-worker to an event called “Brushes with Cancer” that started right after work. Without having any idea what to expect, I walked the six blocks or so to the event. It had been 10 years since my first cancer diagnosis

“Whoever saves a life saves the world.” -Talmud text translation Igal happened to meet Twist Out Cancer Founder and Executive Director, Jenna Benn Shersher at one of his art exhibitions in Philadelphia during the summer of 2017. Once he learned about her story and the impact of the Twist community, he wanted to want to