THE Alma J. Cameron Foundation for Cancer Awareness, “HIKE 2 DEFEAT CANCER.”

LOS ANGELES - Nov. 3, 2014 - PRLog -- The Foundation is hosting its 1^st Annual Hike 2 Defeat cancer to fund their program for lung cancer patients support and prevention, “AJCF Bridging the gap between conventional and integrative medicine treatment, one person at a time”.

LOS ANGELES, CA……. The Alma J. Cameron Foundation (AJCF) for Cancer Awareness will host “Bridging the Gap,” an evening dedicated to raising the profile of lung cancer and the unveiling of the organization’s Fall PSA Campaign and goals for 2010 and 2011.  The event is set to take place on Sunday, November 9, 2014 at Temescal Gateway Park, California located at 15601 W Sunset Blvd, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272

(Temescal Canyon & Sunset Blvd) from 9:00 AM until 1:00 PM.

The event is has a $25 suggested donation attendees. AJCJ’s goal is to raise $10K from charitable donations to support 10 cancer patients for integrative services with our partners.

Hike 2 Defeat Cancer is expected to commence with greetings from Regina Cameron, Founder and Executive Director of AJCF. The foundation’s first annual hike will also include remarks from AJCF’s board members, William Hawkins, Exec Dir Finance at Warner Bros., Assemblyman Mark Bonin Office presentation of Recognition Award; hike warm-up with exercise guru Dion  Jackson; remarks from wellness expert and hike guides Michael Dyer and Darnella Ford.

"There is so much we don’t know about lung cancer, but one thing I did learn is that it’s the most fatal of all cancers, because it is not usually discovered until the last stage, Stage IV,” says Cameron. “The foundation is here to make sure that anyone dealing with this challenge will have the support, information and access to integrative treatment options available to ensure the best possible outcome,” she added.

Cameron started the AJCF after her mother, Alma J. Cameron, struggled with lung cancer, which eventually claimed her life.  Baffled by the initial diagnosis - her mother was not a smoker nor did she indulge in any of the activities typically associated with the disease - Cameron's life was changed forever. Channeling her personal pain into determination to spread the word about this disease, Cameron created the Alma J. Cameron Foundation for Cancer Awareness, an organization that will empower other families living with and caring for loved ones with lung cancer.

There is a new ray of hope for the scores of Americans who are stricken with Lung Cancer each year.  The Alma J. Cameron Foundation for Cancer Awareness (AJCF), a Los Angeles based organization, will bolster the waging war on the disease through public education and providing financial support for patients seeking integrative treatment options.

The  AJCF is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit, outreach organization devoted to bringing awareness of the  warning signs of lung cancer, as well as, providing monetary support to cancer patients seeking integrative medical treatments.