Beth and family with Charlie Daniels, June 2004.

Anyone who is 18 years of age and older, lives or receives treatment in Colorado, AND is actively dealing with cancer is eligible to use the Foundation's services. Diana Price-Fish Cancer Foundation runs two programs to meet its mission of helping adult cancer patients enjoy life.

Both of our programs are designed so that the participant can take part in one activity per month for as long as they have cancer. When a participant is declared healthy, they "graduate" from the program.


The Rosebud Program pairs adult cancer patients (participants) with volunteers who assist them in identifying and designing enjoyable activities to meet that participant's particular needs. The volunteer works with the Foundation to make the necessary arrangements for the activity. The volunteer's role can include helping to plan the activity, providing transportation to and from the activity, and accompanying the participant during the activity. Rosebud volunteers also provide a welcomed "time out" for the participant and the participant's support network.

Click here if you are interested in being a Rosebud volunteer.

Click here if you are a participant who would like to be paired with a volunteer.


The Direct Play Program allows cancer patients to identify the activity they want to enjoy and leaves making the needed arrangements to the Foundation's staff. Direct Play also lets participants enjoy "spur of the moment" activities through a reimbursement program.