As the days get longer and the temperatures rise, we naturally spend more time outside. Ball games, pool days, hikes, rodeos, backyard barbecues. Summer holds some of our sweetest memories. It should not hold preventable diagnoses.

April is widely recognized as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, a time to talk about something many people still feel uncomfortable discussing. But here’s the truth: silence fuels late diagnoses. Awareness fuels prevention. Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers with proper screening — yet myths and misconceptions keep too many people from getting checked.

At The Horse of Many Colors, we believe knowledge is not just power—it’s comfort, clarity, and connection. Whether you or someone you love has been touched by sarcoma or bone cancer, we’re here to walk this path with you, sharing helpful information, supportive resources, and gentle encouragement every step of the way.

We are honored to share that The Horse of Many Colors was recently featured in Voyage Utah, where our founder, Mona Webb, shared the heartfelt journey behind our foundation.