Join Cherry Hill Free Clinic on Sunday, March 29 from 12–3 pm for a free community Spring Festival featuring lunch, health screenings, cancer prevention education, giveaways, and connections to local care resources.
Some of the most serious health issues become much harder to treat when they’re found too late.
That’s especially true with colon cancer.
So this Sunday, we’re inviting our community to come spend a few hours with us for something simple, helpful, and completely free.
Cherry Hill Free Clinic’s Spring Festival for Colon Cancer Awareness is a free public event focused on education, early detection, and connecting our neighbors to care.
You’ll find free screenings, community health resources, lunch, educational materials in English and Spanish, and local partners all in one place.
Whether you want to get checked, learn more, or bring someone you care about, we’d love to see you there.
Event Details
Date: Sunday, March 29
Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Cherry Hill Free Clinic
5 Esterbrook Ln, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
The festival will take place outdoors in our front parking lot, with indoor clinic space available for screenings that require more privacy. Restrooms will be available inside the clinic.
Admission is free and open to the public.
What to expect
Lunch will be provided by Norma’s Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Restaurant, with boxed lunch options available.
Water for the event is being donated by Wawa, and coffee is being donated by Starbucks.
We’ll also have transportation support information available, including limited Uber gift cards for patients who need assistance getting to colonoscopy appointments.
Why this matters
For many people, the barrier isn’t a lack of concern.
It’s cost.
It’s time.
It’s not knowing where to begin.
Events like this help make the next step feel possible.
That’s what Cherry Hill Free Clinic is here to do.
Come by, bring a friend, and take a small step that could make a big difference. 💙
Presented with support from
Exact Sciences and Hikma Pharmaceuticals
Community partners include
Acenda, Surgical Center of South Jersey, Virtua Eat Well, NJ CEED, Virtua, Virtua Home Care, Virtua GI, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper / Camden County Cancer Screening Project, Oaks Integrated Care, The Cooperative, Camden Coalition of Healthcare Providers, Lincoln Tech, Rowan University Salva School of Nursing and Health Professions, Kaiser-Din Foundation, Camden County Library, and Forge Health.