Teaming Up to Deliver Blankets and Comfort to Cancer Patients at DHR Health

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Bert Ogden Subaru, in partnership with the Blood Cancer United, recently brought comfort and encouragement to patients receiving care at DHR Health’s Oncology Institute by presenting blankets and heart-shaped pillows to individuals courageously battling cancer. Image courtesy of DHR Health
Bert Ogden Subaru, in partnership with the Blood Cancer United, recently brought comfort and encouragement to patients receiving care at DHR Health’s Oncology Institute by presenting blankets and heart-shaped pillows to individuals courageously battling cancer. Image courtesy of DHR Health
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EDINBURG, Texas – Bert Ogden Subaru, in partnership with the Blood Cancer United, recently brought comfort and encouragement to patients receiving care at DHR Health’s Oncology Institute by presenting blankets and heart-shaped pillows to individuals courageously battling cancer.

The heartwarming event was held on June 19, 2026, at the DHR Health Oncology Institute located at 2717 Michelangelo Drive in Edinburg. The initiative was part of the “Subaru Love to Care” program, through which blankets and heartfelt messages of hope were presented to patients, reminding them that they are cherished by their community and not alone in the fight against cancer.  

The distribution was led by members of the Bert Ogden Subaru Auto Group, who joined DHR Health team members, in personally delivering the blankets and offering words of encouragement to patients.

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Anabel Arellano, Director of Patient Relations and Business Development for the DHR Health Oncology Institute, expressed sincere appreciation to the Vackar family, Bert Odgen Subaru Auto Dealership, and Blood Cancer United for their generosity and commitment to supporting cancer patients throughout the Rio Grande Valley through this special event.

“We are extremely thankful for this kind gesture and the compassion shown to our patients who are battling this devastating disease,” said Arellano. “These blankets represent much more than physical warmth; they symbolize hope, support, and the caring spirit of our community.  Acts of kindness like this remind our patients that they are not alone in their cancer journey, and we are deeply grateful to the Vacker family, Bert Ogden Subaru, and Blood Cancer United for making a meaningful difference in their lives.”

Initiatives such as this provide comfort, hope, and encouragement to patients and families facing cancer.  The DHR Health Oncology Institute welcomes community partners who share their mission in supporting those affected by cancer.  Organizations or individuals interested in collaborating with the DHR Health Oncology Institute to bring comfort and support to cancer patients are encouraged to contact Arellano at (956) 362-2250.

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