Some days in your life deserve pure celebration – graduations, weddings and births, just to name a few.
For many people, there’s another day that they consider one of the happiest of their lives. It’s the day they are told they are cancer free.
At the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, we celebrate surviving cancer with a joyous ceremony created just for our cancer survivors and their families. By tossing a token in the Seed of Hope sculpture, our cancer patients honor their own courage and survivorship, while also providing hope to the patients who will come after them. Here are some of their stories.

A generous donation by the Cancer Institute Auxiliary made possible the Seed of Hope.Read More

The sculpture was carved in five weeks from a 3,700 lb. piece of Turkish marble.Read More

Listen to these survivor stories of hope found at the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute.Read More