The Jennifer Diamond Foundation
The Jennifer Diamond Foundation has created a number of cancer resource libraries in California. The first Jennifer Diamond Cancer Resource Library was opened in 2003 at the Wellness Community in Westlake Village. Since then, other libraries have opened at the Gilda’s Club in Palm Springs, WeSpark Cancer Support Center in Sherman Oaks, and the Cancer Center at CHW St. John’s Hospital Regional Medical Center in Ventura. Harvey and Alice Diamond created the Foundation in memory of their daughter, Jennifer, who died of a rare form of cancer at age 30. A talented and accomplished artist, in the last days of her life she helped create The Jennifer Diamond Foundation. The Jennifer Diamond Foundation is dedicated to helping people win the fight against cancer. Its focus is on empowering people with knowledge, as well as supporting research and healing programs that provide the tools to help treat the mind and body as one.
Our Generous Donors
A special heartfelt thanks to our major donors whose generous gifts have made the Hearst Cancer Resource Center possible:
- George Randolph Hearst, Jr.
- Stephen Hearst Erin
- Hearst Knudsen
- Dr. Sanjay and Smita Ganpule
- William Randolph Hearst Foundation
- Anissa Balson American Charros Association
- The Rossi Family
- Rabobank
- Neva Orton
- Jennifer Diamond Cancer Foundation
- Alan and Cathleen Iftiniuk
- The Keller Family
- Thomas Vendegna, M.D., & Gayle Cekada, M.D. & Friends
- Thomas J. Spillane, M.D. & Karen Allen, M.D.
- Jim Malone, M.D. & Jessica Malone, R.N., N.P.
- Bert and Candace Forbes
- Dr. Michael and Jenni Clayton
- Dr. Roman and Anne Bukachevsky
