BEAVERTON – Pacific Oncology announces the release of their compilation two-disc CD, “Bridges,” at an open house from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 17, at the new Pacific Oncology center in Beaverton. All of the 29 compassionate and uplifting original works on “Bridges” are by Pacific Northwest artists and each was selected to help inspire the community to meet challenges, welcome change and to help bring healing, hope and peace. A featured artist is local singer/songwriter Cat Freshwater, whose track ,”So Many Ways,” from her CD, “Cat’s Eyes,” is one of those on “Bridges.”

In addition to Freshwater’s song, tracks include “I Sing for You” by Jo Alexis, “Gonna Be a Change” by Mark David Anderson, “Gentle Ride” by Haris Blackwood, “D is for Dead Sea” by Bright Red Paper, “Jigsaw” by Carlyle, “Ame + The Rain” by Justin Carroll, “She Moved Through the Fair” by Rene Corbin, “It’s Up to You” by Stephen Craig, “Springtime” by Nicola Curry, “Bound by the Beauty” by Eve Epstein, “Sanctuary” by Anthony Ferrara, “Giving Thanks” by Clay Giberson, “Restless” by Tom Grant, “Hashkiveynu” by Beth Hamon, “Please Make it Last” by Kurt Hargardorn, “Dancing the Light” by Martin Horn, “Unconditional Love” by Keith Jacobs, “I Am” by William Joseph and Joanna Lezak, “I Have a Faith” by Joni Laurence, “The Longer I Live” by Kathleen Lundquist, “Turn It Up” by Milepost 40, “Calling All Angels” by One Eye, “Get Up Off the Ground” by Travis Rush, “New Wings” by Margaret Slovak, “You Leave the Mark” by Bruce Thomas Smith, “Celina” by Sue Songer, “Journey Through the Heavens” by Steve Vaile and “Time Well Spent” by Matt Vrba.

The use of these encouraging songs was generously donated to the project by each of the individual artists and all proceeds from sales of “Bridges” will help fund Pacific Oncology Foundation in its continuing programs against the ravages of cancer. “Bridges” is available at Pacific Oncology clinics for $12.99.

For directions to the open house at the new Beaverton center and locations of all Pacific Oncology clinics, visit their Web site at www.pacificoncology.org. For more information, call (503) 299-6500.