About Us
The KaShanta Sims Foundation is a 501(c)3 religious organization based in Lawton, Oklahoma. This not-for-profit corporation was organized for educational and charitable purposes in 2015 and is born from the deceased, KaShanta, who was the original founder and President.
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KaShanta's passion for lobbying on Capitol Hill for insurance coverage for Medical Freedom of Choice, which would include holistic and alternative medicines for integrative therapies, would never be realized. There is no such thing as one size fits all. This fact is evidenced by her diagnosis, which is known to be resistive to mainstream cancer treatments. Read more...
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Updates
The KaShanta Sims Foundation will have special events, workshops and fundraisers scheduled through out the year. You can connect with us for more information or continue to visit our website for updates.
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KaShanta frequented Bountiful Baskets, a farmers coop, and the organic sections of marketplaces. She introduced her family to Food Matters in December 2011. Read more...
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Brenda Robinson"I'd like to from the bottom of my heart thank and acknowledge the KaShanta Sims Foundation for the awesome gift I received from them of $100.00 dollars. What a selfless gift!! KaShanta having a rare aggressive cancer herself fought a valiant battle, and went to be with the Lord. She keeps on fighting and winning through recipients like me. Not only was I a cancer patient but have had cerebral palsy most of my life. Her brave story, and her foundation helped me to fight, and be cancer free. She lives on through each person she helps to be victorious in their battle with cancer. As she would say, and remind us all, Victory belongs to Jesus!"
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Steps to TakeYour funding helps educate, fund research and provide resources. Ways to give:
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Eyewitnessed: Believe What You Cannot See
A cover up of one of the worst environmental disasters in the history of the United States took place at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina from 1957 to 1987. An estimated one million Marines and families were exposed to multiple sources of unregulated chemicals discovered in base drinking water systems. One specific chemical was benzene, a gasoline additive, which is a carcinogen known to cause cancer. One point one million gallons of gasoline leaked into the drinking water. This has been the subject of at least three congressional hearings over the last few years. Numerous documents containing explosive information have been unearthed.
