While our mission isn’t focused entirely on Special Operations we do believe in providing equitable healthcare, prevention-based screenings and evidence-based education.
Knowledge is Power.
A few members of our team will be present in the SOF Community Corridor, we’ll also be scattered around discussing early cancer detection, risk mitigation, and current trends with our partners at SOCOM, the nonprofit space and business communities.
On Tuesday, May 7th from 4:30-7:30 at the Westin Tampa Waterside – Channelside Room, we’ll be with Mrs. Christina Sterling, founder of the Sterling Promise Foundation and widow to Army Ranger and Delta Force Operator, SSG Scott Sterling, who passed in April 2021 after a heroic battle against Colon Cancer
On Wednesday, May 8th, from 11:15 to noon, join us for a discussion on Cancer: Causes, Early Detection & Treatments at the Marriott Water Street. The discussions will be led by SOCOM’s own, Col. April Verlo, cancer survivor and current cancer fighter, along with Naval Special Warfare Development Group K9 Handler and Colon Cancer survivor CMC (ret.) Billy Clark. They’ll be joined by medical providers actively caring for and supporting members of the Special Operations community.
Visit the Hunter Seven Foundation here.