New Location
9400 New Harmony Rd. Evansville, IN 47720
Why the move?
We have moved onto the beautiful Daughters of Charity Campus, nestled in a serene, lakeside setting. Our new home offers a peaceful, restorative environment designed to help you experience healing, peace, and support.
This move allows us to bring more of our programs together in one place, creating a true center for healing, learning, and community. And just as importantly, this creates long-term sustainability for our programs and services, so our doors can remain open to everyone in our community who is impacted by cancer, now and in the future.
Expanded Spaces
Wellness Center
A bright, calming studio dedicated to movement and mindfulness. This space will host Yoga, Tai Chi, and other wellness programs that help reduce stress, restore strength, and support emotional and physical well-being.
Art Therapy Studio
Our art therapy studio will allow more participants to engage in creative healing. This expanded space gives our art therapist the tools and room needed to support expression, reflection, and emotional processing through art.
Nutrition Kitchen
A welcoming kitchen and gathering space where members can learn, cook, and connect. With more seating and improved functionality, we can continue to provide evidence-based nutrition education that supports health during and after treatment, while caregiving, and throughout the grief process.
Toby’s Hideaway for Kids
Named after Randy & Anne Moore’s beloved dog, Toby, this hideaway is a space for kids to play, relax, and be themselves, providing a sense of normalcy and comfort while their parents or caregivers take part in programs or they participate in their own therapeutic opportunities.
New Healing Spaces
Welcome to CPM
Ann Moore Group Room
Lakeview Group Room
Woodland Group Room
Our Impact
members
+300
yearly Programs
Services Provided at no cost
Where
Mailing Address: 9400 New Harmony Road, Evansville, IN 47720
Go to the 9400 Gated Entrance that is natural colored brick (2nd Gate off New Harmony Road).
- Pull up to gate and it will automatically open.
- Continue past Administration Building and follow the signs to Cancer Pathways Midwest.
You aren’t the same once you are thrust on this journey and Cancer Pathways Midwest has made it easier for me to find ME! I come feeling overwhelmed and depleted and leave ready to tackle what life throws at me.”
After all we had been through, we struggled to find a therapist that was a good fit. Cancer Pathways Midwest’s Art Therapy in the Mindful Creations Studio has been phenomenal, providing us with coping skills and help with the anxiety that comes with cancer.” – Laura, Parker & Spencer’s mom
Together We’re Bigger Than Cancer
Our new space will allow us to serve more families than ever before.
We can’t do it without our community. Whether you give your time, support through a gift, or volunteer your talents, every act of support helps make this next chapter possible.
Big Changes for
Bigger Impact!
A message from Krista Wilson,
our Executive Director.
“We look forward to sharing our underutilized office space on our Evansville Campus with Cancer Pathways Midwest,” explains Sister Teresa George, D.C., Provincial of the Daughters Province of St. Louise. “The mission of Cancer Pathways, ‘to deliver individualized support and resources to anyone affected by cancer,’ parallels well with the Daughters’ mission to care for those in need.
Many in Evansville will remember that the Daughters of Charity founded and administered St. Mary’s Hospital in Evansville, now known as Ascension St. Vincent. The Daughters also sponsor and operate Seton Harvest, a natural produce farm that benefits those without food resources. Supporting Cancer Pathways will allow the Sisters to, once again, reach out to those in need in Vanderburgh and other surrounding counties.”
Randy Moore, Co-Founder
“When Ann and I founded Gilda’s Club (now Cancer Pathways Midwest – CPM), we knew we couldn’t do it alone. We knew it would require an outpouring of resources that we could not supply without help. We knew that this community, motivated by love and care, would come through. This latest development in CPM’s history will allow us to continue to provide vital services necessary to ease the burden of people living with cancer for years to come. I am thrilled that God continues to move powerfully through the Daughters of Charity and Cancer Pathways.”