Gilda's Club Tickets

Gilda's Club is a nationwide nonprofit network formed to provide free, stigma-free support for people affected by cancer. Named after comedian and cancer survivor Gilda Radner, the organization was founded in 1991 by Joanna Bull, Gene Wilder, and Joel Siegel. The first Gilda's Club opened in New York City in 1995, and in 2009 it merged with The Wellness Community to become part of the Cancer Support Community (CSC). While there isn't a single 2025 Gilda's Club tour, affiliates around the country host local fundraising events, galas, and programs to sustain free services like support groups, educational workshops, and wellness activities across communities.

From Chicago to Minnesota to Detroit, these affiliated clubs organize community-focused events that bring neighbors together to support those affected by cancer. If you’re looking to engage, donate, or secure attendance at local galas and fundraisers, your local Gilda's Club affiliate page is the best resource for dates, venues, and how to participate.

Learn more about the Gilda's Club network and affiliated CSC locations: follow the official Cancer Support Community network and individual affiliates for updates, event calendars, and ways to donate. Social updates can be found on the affiliate pages with links to their official sites and social channels.