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Bites of Hope is a non-profit organization that aims to raise awareness of the link between nutrition and cancer. Through personalized nutrition programs delivered in homes and communities, they focus on educating about food's role in healing cancer. Bites of Hope plans to measure the impact of their programs through participant interviews and surveys to track increased survival rates and engagement with volunteer leaders. They are led by boards of directors and advisors and plan to implement fundraising programs in 2011 to support their work.
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- 3. Bites of Hope aims to start a global awakening, bringing awareness to the powerful link between the healing power of nutrition and cancer. . www.bitesofhope.org Mission
- 4. www.bitesofhope.org Focus on Food We focus solely on nutrition, as opposed to a large group of modalities. Our personalized and targeted in-home and community-based programs allow local volunteers to effectively tailor programs.
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