Drink beer, fight cancer.  We've been doing it for five years now and Boo Brew 5 promises to be the biggest and best Boo Brew yet!
 
Join us on Thursday, May 17, 2018, at the Infusion Brewing Company Tap Room located at 6217 South 118th Street.  We are partnering with Infusion Brewing Company for the second straight year for our summer fundraiser where you can choose between four locally brewed craft beers from Infusion Brewing Company.  Best of all -- you will be drinking right where the beer was made!
 
It costs just $10 to get in and that includes your first drink and a souvenir cup.  Refills are only five bucks and all the proceeds go to Scare Away Cancer. You can sit inside at the tap room bar or join us outside at our covered beer garden.  Music, games, prizes, even a food truck will be on hand just in case you get hungry.
 
Scare Away Cancer started in 2011 and our mission is quite simple.  We give money to patients and families who are fighting cancer to help make ends meet.  Also, we support programs which provide charitable care to patients and help improve the lives of people battling cancer.
 
We have raised close to $700,000 in seven years; we are an all-volunteer organization which means the money you donate goes directly to patients.
 
You can donate to Scare Away Cancer on our website and make sure to join us for the biggest and best Halloween party on October 27th at Anthony's Steakhouse.
 
Scare Away Cancer is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in Omaha, Nebraska. Questions and inquiries should be directed to info@scareawaycancer.org.

​Scare Away Cancer, a nonprofit organization run by volunteers from MCL Construction and others in the Omaha, Nebraska, community, donate $15,000 to the Inner Beauty Program at the Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center.  100% of the money will be used for charitable care for patients who otherwise could not afford products and services.
 
"Our relationship with Scare Away Cancer goes back several years," said Lori Fuchs who directs the Inner Beauty program.  "Scare Away Cancer raised money to help with the construction of our new space and now the generosity extends directly to those who need it most."
 
A year ago, Scare Away Cancer made a similar donation to Inner Beauty and the impact was tremendous; 86 patients received assistance from the grant.  Services provided included skin care, scalp care, wigs, hats/scarves, prosthesis, mastectomy garments and more.  Patients do not have to be receiving treatment at Methodist Health System to utilize the Inner Beauty Salon services. 
"We want to help as many people fighting cancer as we can," said Tony Fucinaro of Scare Away Cancer and Senior Vice President at MCL Construction. "Lori and her team are real caregivers and have a significant impact on so many lives."
 
The Inner Beauty Salon is located inside the Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center.  It is a warm, intimate, beautifully appointed setting where cancer survivors can experience personalized salon services and image consultations.
 
Scare Away Cancer is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization has raised close to $700,000 in seven years to provide direct financial assistance to patients and families fighting cancer.  Scare Away Cancer also supports local health care programs that provide treatment and support to patients.
 
If you know of a patient or a family that is going through a cancer journey and needs assistance, fill out this grant application or send an email to info@scareawaycancer.org.

Scare Away Cancer's Boo Brew 4 at Infusion Brewing Company was the biggest one yet! This is regarding attendance and money raised.  247 people attended the July 13th event which raised $5,200 for Scare Away Cancer.  100% of the money raised goes directly to cancer patients, families, and programs.

"I am amazed at how this event has grown," said Paula Ebert from Scare Away Cancer.  "People believe in our mission and want to help any way they can."

This year's event was the first at Infusion Brewing and Tap Room.  Four locally brewed craft beers by Infusion Brewing provided everyone with plenty of hops.

"Infusion Brewing hit it out of the park," added Scare Away Cancer's Tony Fucinaro.  "The outside beer garden tent was a huge success and the weather was very cooperative."

Boo Brew is an event designed to be laid back and raise awareness of Scare Away Cancer, its mission, and where the money raised goes to throughout the year.  

Scare Away Cancer will hold its 7th Annual Haunted Halloween event October 28, 2017, at Anthony's Steakhouse.

​Top 40 dance band MoSynth will provide entertainment at the 2017 Scare Away Cancer Event.  MoSynth takes today’s hits and infuses them with a high dose of stage power.  State-of-the-art audio and visual technology make their show something unique and exhilarating.
 
"We are so excited to have MoSynth perform at this year's event," said Scare Away Cancer's Tony Fucinaro.  "We like to think we throw the best Halloween party in Omaha and I know MoSynth likes to party and will be in full costume like all of our attendees."
 
Manuel de la Torre, the manager for MoSynth, says the band likes to play and party at Halloween events.  "You will hear a great variety from current hits to songs that take you back all the way to the '70s.  Rock, Pop, Disco, Country, Hip-Hop, and more!  Our show is fresh and unique and combined with Halloween, it will be a night you won't forget!  We're ready and excited for this and October 28th can't come soon enough!"
 
In six years, Scare Away Cancer, its sponsors, and its attendees have raised over $500,000 for cancer patients and programs in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.
 
The 2017 Scare Away Cancer Bash is October 28, 2017, at Anthony's Restaurant in Omaha.  Tables sell out fast so make sure to reserve yours now!  Also, Scare Away Cancer supports patients and families all year long.  Please consider a donation to help us continue our mission.
 
Scare Away Cancer is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization operated by volunteer employees from MCL Construction.  If you know a patient or family that needs assistance of any kind, please fill out ourgift application found on our website, scareawaycancer.org.
 
For all other questions regarding Scare Away Cancer and ways you can help or be involved, please email info@scareawaycancer.org.

An idea that started over three years ago is now a reality.  The Infusion Therapy Center at the Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center is now fully remodeled.  MCL Construction completed the work in December and patients have noticed.
 
"We are really excited about the final outcome," said Patty Bauer, Service Executive of Oncology Services at Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center.  "We really wanted a place that was warm and inviting for our patients."
 
Gone are the pink walls, the laminate countertop at the nurse's station, and the old carpet.  The Infusion Therapy Center is painted with brighter colors, the nurse's station has a solid surface top, and the floor is medical grade vinyl that gives the appearance of a hardwood floor.
 
"When I started, I really didn't know the difference, it's just how it was," said Amy Hartigan, a registered nurse at the Infusion Therapy Center.  "The new colors and the remodel brings a whole new attitude to the Infusion Center, to the patients, and the staff."
 
The project was made possible by the generous contributors to Scare Away Cancer. The annual event organized by the employees of MCL Construction raised money for the remodel for two years and contributed $80,000 to the Methodist Hospital Foundation to make construction possible.
 
"Scare Away Cancer is an awesome event," said Bauer. "It's amazing to be around people who have so much compassion for people they have never met before.  It's evident that the people who participate and donate are very genuine."
 
Scare Away Cancer is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.  Since 2010, the Halloween-themed event has raised over $500,000 for cancer patients and programs in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. Scare Away Cancer is a 100% volunteer organization by the employees of MCL Construction.  The 2017 event will be held at Anthony's Steakhouse on October 28.