Find Cancer Nonprofits and Charities

  pauline1 wrote:

I have spent a lifetime on non-profit boards of many wonderful organizations at local, state, and national levels. I want to share my experiences with Komen for the Cure. This organization is focused, transparent, and relies heavily on volunteers. They... more »

  LisaCef wrote:

WeSPARK is a wonderful supportive environment offering a wide variety of counseling, alternative health, and therapy services, as well as different creative classes and guest lectures for the cancer patient/Survivor and their family/caretakers. They even... more »

  kemoll5 wrote:

Our healthcare system is broken, yet people still get sick and millions upon millions of people need help when they do. From the neediest of the neediest to even the upper middle class can sometimes not afford to get sick, yet they do, often enough at... more »

  betsyo wrote:

Inheritance of Hope is one of the most amazing organizations I have ever encountered. The legacy retreats offered to families with a sick parent are very well thought through, every details is taken care of and families are able to create memories and... more »

  janabus10 wrote:

The Oral Cancer Foundation was a LIFESAVER for our family when my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma, base of tongue in 2003. The support we received through the OCF site and the OCF forum was irreplaceable!!! I truly don't know... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am 76, retired, and living on a fixed income so there is little wiggle room in my budget. The $700/month co-pay for the Imbruvica that keeps me alive and treats my CLL (leukemia) would be too much for me to handle. Thankfully, the Patient Access... more »

  beth wrote:

Marcia Horn could not be more helpful with resources and help than anything. I was referred to this organization from another client that knows my sister and am very thankful. I email Marcia every time I need assistance and receive a reply within 2-12... more »

  jitsumaster wrote:

This organization came through for me and my family by paying my delinquent mortgage. The total came to over $3,600.00! more »

  jerry4 wrote:

As a volunteer I have had the privilege to meet the patients LCF helps. I have heard patients and their families share their stories about survival, hope and life. This charity is helping people like no other charity! The compassion the staff shows for... more »

  campohomer wrote:

I’d like to share some information with you about my organization, the Okizu Foundation. My camp name is Homer. We all get camp names and somehow, I got Homer. How that came to be my name is a long story in and of itself, but I will say that it wasn’t... more »

  krysti wrote:

When I talk about the experience provided to breast cancer Survivors through Casting for Recovery (Indiana retreat), I barely have the words to explain what it has meant to me as well as to others I know. I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Inflammatory breast... more »

  noid wrote:

They were so supportive and helful. They really cared about what I was going through. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization whose mission is to "warm the hearts and heads of those experiencing hair loss by knitting/crocheting caps with lots of love." The 4000 caps (handmade with love by 1000 volunteers!!!) are donated and delivered to patients... more »

  hunny467@aol.com wrote:

Wasn't feeling like my usual self and normally I would ignore it, but I heard Fran speak a while back about how you have to listen to your body and go to the doctor. And I did... although it wasn't cancer,(thankfully!!) I would not have done it if I... more »

  Alacon wrote:

I must admit that my reasons for signing up with the SF Bay Area Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team in Training (TNT) were none too altruistic. After grad school, all of my friends left the Bay Area, and so I had no life. My marriage sucked dead goats.... more »

  52 St Moritz Lane wrote:

Go4TheGoal is a seminal organization demonstrating leadership in the field of helping children and families with cancer. Through the sponsorship of Dr Jeffrey toretsky at georgetown university in developing novel therapies for the cure of Ewing's sarcoma,... more »

  Jennifer394 wrote:

I am a 37 year old stay at home mom of 4 children and step mom of 2 step-children! Our day to day life was stopped by my breast cancer diagnosis in February of this year! Our family was looking for a miracle since my husband was unable to work the days... more »

  Laura Levitan wrote:

I joined Spirit Jump in March after watching lots of conversation about it. After I sent out my first "jump" I was hooked! I then met Meaghan, the founder of Spirit Jump and never looked back and have become an Official Advisor to the organization. I... more »

  Mike S. wrote:

Prostate Cancer International is a small but active non-profit, founded in 2008, that is primary focused on ensuring that men in general as well as newly diagnosed and long-term prostate cancer patients in America and around the world have access to helpful,... more »

  CancerMomma wrote:

I have been in treatment for a rare form of cancer for the last year and a half. When I was first diagnosed, New Day helped our family. My husband and I have five children, all at home and in school. Last spring, I needed to resign from my position... more »

  dberger1 wrote:

MISSION: Gift of Life facilitates bone marrow transplants for patients around the world by increasing the representation of donors of Jewish ethnic ancestry in the international registry. SERVICES: Recruitment Development Community recruitment campaigns... more »

  georgiapeach wrote:

Top notch,community based organization that services cancer patients and their families with peer counseling services, workshops and events. Support Connection provides educational, emotional and social support services to those affected by breast and... more »

  chaplin wrote:

I knew Marci and Peter Bossow as college students and bore with them as they suffered through Pete's battle with cancer. In the waning days of his life, they were laying the groundwork for an organization that would provide relief for scores of cancer... more »

  zalewsk2 wrote:

In January 2009, my Grampy was diagnosed with Mesothelioma, an awful cancer caused by asbestos. I had seen the commercials on tv about Meso but really did not know or understand it. We were told he had 5 months and left with no options and little hope.... more »

  Annette wrote:

Over the last two years, I have battled melanoma. This sight was a god-send for me. I had thought I was the only one with this type of cancer and no one could provide me with support or answers to my questions. The MIF was not only there for me on-line,... more »

  Didi L wrote:

I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1988, before people spoke about it. I wanted to make sure that no one else faced it panic-stricken and alone so I talked about breast cancer all the time. When friends were diagnosed, I was usually one of... more »

  onesource wrote:

Having a CACE counselor in my corner helped enable me to do the work to eliminate a 1.5" mass diagnosed as a cancerous tumor in my small intestine to disappear in 97 days. It first showed up in a March Petscan but was declared "no longer present" in one... more »

  gardners-house-inc wrote:

There is a great need here in (Hartford one of the poorest city in tha country)/ North east, for support services and basic need, for people who are facing Cancer, i know first hand the devastation it causes to one life, when proper resorces are not in... more »

  ms wrote:

Since its beginning, The Heart Connection has served thousands of children battling cancer and offers programs for siblings and parents as well. The online support and summer camps provide a great way to connect with others battling childhood cancer... more »

  Toni6 wrote:

I wrote to Mike letting him know we were having a Golf Tournament in memory of a friend who passed away due to complications from testicular cancer, simply asking for some pamphlets to be made avaialable to our attendees. Mike sent those pamphlets, along... more »

  Launi Walker wrote:

The Children's Cancer Association is second to none. The CCA is run by the nicest group of people you will ever meet. They took our family in and offered us love, support and smiles during our darkest times. Their programs are top notch and... more »

  Phyllis10 wrote:

My name is Phyllis Esposito-Bellocchio. I am a Board Member at TEAL our mission is to TELL EVERY AMAZING LADY ABOUT OVARIAN CANCER. Our mission is in our name. My Cousin Louisa McGregor was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and we could not find a walk... more »

  Kristen C.3 wrote:

This organization is amazing. My husband and I have worked with them on a couple events and attended other events to benefit them as well. To see the wonderful things this organization does for families who have children that are sick and to see where... more »

  S A Wilkinson wrote:

In the Fall of 2010, my partner and I attended a Simonton Cancer Center retreat in California. Jenny had had two, six month rounds of chemo, the latter of which had ended on May 10, 2010. Just four months later, in September, we learned that the markers... more »

  SNathan wrote:

Wigs 4 Kids and Maggie are the best. There is no other way to put how important they were to my 6 year old daughter when she was diagnosed with cancer. The wig they provided Haley was so important to her recovery and self esteem as she was going through... more »

  T.R. H. wrote:

FAM is absolutely amazing!!!!! They come into families lives and make a remarkable impact!!!!! When we needed help they helped!!!! When we needed moral support they gave it!!!!! The smiles they put on my kids faces when they gifted a new Xbox one, a tv,... more »

  HornIT wrote:

Candlelighters, NYC is an amazing non profit run by Barbara Zobian. Barbara is dedicated to helping families in New York City get through the difficult times when a child is diagnosed with cancer. We came to NYC to get treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering... more »

  Agastya wrote:

Breast Cancer Hub is amazing! I learnt a lot about signs and symptoms of cancer and also how we can prevent. As BCH ambassador, I also participated in community outreaches in Charlotte and distributed Breast Self Exam cards for both women and men. I also... more »

  Kimberly69 wrote:

This organization helps many families get through the TC fight. They provide helpful knowledge, so families can make a educational decision. They give a ton of support to people who have lost loved ones to the fight as well. Awesome Organization!!!! more »

  whocares wrote:

Camp Quality Michigan is a TERRIFIC organization! Each year we have wonderful volunteers (companions and staff members) that come together to deliver a wonderful program to our campers--each of which has, or has had, cancer. What makes CQ unique is... more »

  Michael155 wrote:

I have been involved with Leukemia Texas for over 10 years. Many of the board members have been involved much longer than I. I think we find it gratifying because 95% of our donations are local and we can touch and feel the progress that is being made... more »

  helpbeatcancer wrote:

In order to beat Cancer, it needs to be fully understood. Research carried out by people such as these is vital. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is one of the greatest non profits I have ever been apart of. The Concern Block Party they have every year is such an amazing event. The amount of support throughout the community is amazing. Year after year they raise more and more money. Keep up... more »

  Barbarine J. wrote:

The South Florida kids Cancer Foundation is an amazing Foundation .To see the smiles that they put on these little kids face stricken with cancer is heartfelt and a pleasure , we as a family are so humbled ,honored and grateful.they have touched so many... more »

  ASCFBOD wrote:

The Amschwand Sarcoma Cancer Foundation changes the lives of families affected by sarcoma cancers. It is an honor to serve as a board member for this amazing organization. more »

  rpaines@hotmail.com wrote:

Hi, I first learned about "Kids Beating Cancer" when I attended a police conference in the Radisson Hotel Miami in 2007. I attended the conference as a member of South Wales Police, and met Adel and the girls on their stand outside the conference rooms.... more »

  Angie R. wrote:

I am very proud to be a founding board member of this organization. We have grown significantly over the years but have never lost our mission to support women with ovarian cancer and educate the community about this disease. more »

  JonathanP wrote:

I moved to the US from Scotland and was lucky enough to be able to find my new home in San Francisco. After a year, I realized that while there was plenty to do between work and play, I wanted to find a volunteer opportunity in San Francisco. A friend... more »

  Patricia91 wrote:

When my son became a Dragonfly, we were 2 years into his treatment of chemotherapy and high dose steroids. He is still in treatment. I don't think my family would have had the strength to keep going had the Dragonfly Foundation not swooped in and lifted... more »

  hallet wrote:

I2Y is a driving force in our generation for young adult cancer awareness. I am impressed with their high professional and ethical standards-- and their ability to hold large companies and organizations responsible. I2Y provides a much critical eye and... more »

  NellieW wrote:

Excellent organization providing a lot of information about Esophageal Cancer. They also have a fun annual fundraiser where people can take dance classes in all types of dance genres. more »

  maqrgb wrote:

The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation was a great help in providing our daughter with information and direction to handle her fight with the disease. It also gave her a focus to use her talents in helping others to cope. We feel the foundation in using... more »

  Patty C. wrote:

This is a charity that makes a difference not only in research, which they do, but to individual children fighting the cancer monster. Dena Sherwood, the founder, visits these warriors and their families and fulfills the smallest wants and the greatest... more »

  zeynep_o wrote:

Hemde nasil memnunum. insanliğin en büyük hastaliğinda neler yapilacağini nelere dikkat edileceğini en güzel şekilde anlatan, çok öz veriyle bu hastalik hakkinda bütün bilgileri veren bir bilgi hazinesine defalarca teşekkür ederim, başarilarinin... more »

  NPandC wrote:

Anthony, Andrea, Tony, and their team of volunteers and donors provide a beautiful, healthy meal for about 1,000 homeless men, women, and children every major holiday. more »

  katie31783 wrote:

I discovered ZERO when my Dad was diagnosed with Stage IV Prostate Cancer in 2012. My Dad had no idea he was sick prior to his diagnoses. In fact, the only reason it was found was because he was losing strength in his hand...the Chiropractor sent him... more »

  R.C. wrote:

AnCan is a tremendous resource offering real-world experience and actionable data. The caring folks associated with this foundation are selfless in the way they interact with those who seek their help. In my case, AnCan was largely instrumental in my... more »

  idarosenberg wrote:

The Foundation For Living Beauty is about "Educating, uplifting and empowering women in their fight against cancer." The retreats that we are able to attend are truly gifts from god as they heal us both physically and mentally. Our minds, bodies,... more »

  f.vicki wrote:

I recently attended a fundraiser for Compass to Care and decided to become a volunteer. I was overwhelmed by the much needed work being done by this organization. I had never heard of an organization addressing the needs of families who need help getting... more »

  Stefanmoore wrote:

Why we started Cancer Response Team. As a father, I have experienced the heartbreaking agony of losing my precious 13 year old daughter from brain cancer. When my daughter, Ashley, was first diagnosed with cancer, we were shocked, felt helpless... more »

  tamara3 wrote:

Cancer sucks. I think we can all agree on that one. I am always supportive of companies and products that give back to Cancer research, regardless of the form. I love that many, many companies and fine upstanding citizens of the world – such... more »

  Writer wrote:

Smart people. Funds go to cutting edge research & clinical trials. Patients are guided by people who have been through it. Community conferences share information and staff is approachable & supportive. Excellent nonprofit organization. more »

  isabella1C wrote:

This amazing group helped me. I was a wreck when I got told and my friend got me in contact with Julie Goodwin Moser and within a week got a call and was told how things would or may go. I have received care package and also just a card to have have a... more »

  rtkdmd wrote:

This organization offers first hand personal references for those dealing with VHL. Well organized and run with dedicated volunteers and staff. more »

  Stayton Family wrote:

We love AFF! Great organization and great people making a huge impact in the lives of children and families affected by cancer! more »

  Bnvogel wrote:

I have had an excellent experience working with the NFCR. I contacted and researched many non-profit organizations committed to cancer research, and was attracted by the NFCR’s track record and approach. The NFCR has been incredibly supportive... more »

  Therese Surges wrote:

In 2010, my husband was diagnosed with an orphan cancer called appendix cancer/pseudomyxoma peritonei. The ACPMP Research Foundation (ACPMP) is the only non-profit organization raising funds for research to improve the treatment for this rare cancer,... more »

  mistoll wrote:

What a great resource! The only agency in the US that provides free multidisciplinary second opinions. Instead of just one doctor from one discipline reviewing medical records, thesecondopinion provides 4 to 6 doctors from different specialties and from... more »

  Beverly R. wrote:

I open my monthly Self Chec reminder and remember to check my body for any changes that may indicate some early, avoidable health problem. It is a brilliant site, beautifully designed to encourage people to check themselves and remind those they care... more »

  jerry4ins wrote:

My mother died of cancer in 1960 when I was 17. Years later in my working life, I was introduced to the Maine Cancer Foundation through clients and was impressed by their mission. Later I was asked to join the board and did. Over the years, the MCF... more »

  s.a.Wilson wrote:

The annie appleseed project has been a wonderful resource for people that want a non judgmental and un bias place to find information on any number of alternative cancer therapies. I have not met a more passionate and knowledgeable advocate for Cancer... more »

  DanWelch1 wrote:

Metastasis is what kills cancer patients, but research in this critical area is woefully underfunded compared to the magnitude of the problem. METAvivor is a grassroots organization that is raising support for laboratory research directly targeting metastasis.... more »

  Laryssa S. wrote:

This is not a charity - it's a family. Going through the worst time of my life, my son's tumor treatment, would have been unbearable without Making Headway. Healthy kid-friendly snacks, art, parties, massages for the adults, and a shoulder always available.... more »

  nmjen wrote:

We had to travel from New Mexico to Aurora, Colorado when my daughter had to undergo a bone marrow transplant to address her Severe Aplastic Anemia in 2009. After she was discharged to continue her treatment outpatient, she was severely immuno-suppressed... more »

  Shellie R. wrote:

Helping kids fight for their dreams, not their lives -- is a passion of mine. I got involved with managing the redesign of the fightplga.org website some years ago where a team of us at work decided to do pro bono. I was hooked on the cause. Since then,... more »

  cklarson wrote:

I have been working with the ENF board since the spring of 2018. Although the cause is as vital and appealing as it has ever been, the organization continues to improve the operations, partnerships, and services needed to serve the families stricken... more »

  alink10 wrote:

TB1 Fund is one of the most incredible organizations you could be involved with. They truly care about others and are always coming up with new ideas to make a difference. Whether it is brightening days for Masonic families by giving them tickets to games,... more »

  Susan507 wrote:

Out of the darkness came the dawn...This foundation works tirelessly in loving memory of Allyson Whitney strong. Helping families through treatment with life interrupted grants. Giving meaning and purpose to the life of Allyson. Helping families... more »

  caroline31 wrote:

I had the honor of working with Kids & Art for the period during its inception. My time with Kids & Art was a defining and rewarding period in my life. It was extremely touching seeing the artists and children work so closely together. They shared a creative... more »

  pbhosale wrote:

This non profit spends all the donations for patients with ovarian cancer. They help underprivileged ovarian cancer patients within and outside USA. They have seminars to educate patients about the newer treatment options and also living a healthy life... more »

  rhwills wrote:

We have been donating to Jacob's Heart for several years and appreciate that our support helps families of children with cancer. more »

  Christopher M H. wrote:

They have supported me from the start. The only not for-profit organization that I know of with no paid salaries. more »

  Kristy13 wrote:

Best group of people around. All profits go back to helping families. more »

  Writer wrote:

while their mission is great, the way that they go about sharing it is flawed. There is too much focus on white middle to upper class people and not on some of the demographics that may need it most. more »

  bawsum wrote:

The Breast Cancer Fund has focused for years on working towards eliminating environmental chemicals that are linked to breast cancer. Their State of the Evidence publication is a wealth of information. The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics made the public... more »

  Giovanna143 wrote:

This foundation provides funds for much needed pediatric Rhabdomyosarcoma research and assists families going through the cancer journey with their children. more »

  Laura Savage wrote:

I am sad to say that American Cancer Society gives money to Planned Parenthood. I don't know why many cancer fighting organizations give to a an organization that offers high-dose hormonal contraception containing dangerous carcinogenic chemicals. In... more »

  Cancer Fighter wrote:

It is a blessing to volunteer for such an organization as the American Cancer Society. The society gives you all the resources you need to be successful, including the knowledge to understan why we do what we do. The work of the American Cancer Society... more »

  judithbultmanmeyer wrote:

Please stop this group from continuing to "sell" its seal of approval for products that do not prevent skin cancer. Perry Robbins and his cadre of Mohs micrographic cosmetic dermatologists have created a false image. They do no independent testing,... more »

  varonoff wrote:

The Emmanuel Cancer Foundation is not just a great organization in terms of its mission and how much impact it has on the families it helps, but also an amazing place to work. I have been the Development Director there for more than 3 years. It is family... more »

  holli wrote:

I have donated time and money towards Less Cancer, a division of Next Generation Choices Foundation. They work tirelessly to support and design programs and inform people on the environmental causes of Cancer. The programs I have personally been involved... more »

  Lisa G.14 wrote:

This is an amazing group that provides hope, strength and support for the whole family facing childhood cancer. Everyone there has been touched by their own child having cancer. It’s a special group that truly understands and care. more »

  Terri wrote:

This is a truly grassroots organization. I organized the very first Bowling for Boobies event in 2004 to benefit my friend Edith- who was suffering financial hardship in addition to fighting a particularly aggressive breast cancer. After going into remission,... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an amazing organization that helps female cancer survivors get out and exercise in a variety of pursuits. I have done triathlon training, mountain climbing, dragon boating and hiking with them. My passion is hiking and thanks to this organization,... more »

  intuition wrote:

Pink Ribbon Girls provides much-needed services- meals,transportation, childcare and house cleaning- for young women undergoing breast cancer treatment. Their programs and events encourage awareness and have created a strong community throughout western... more »

  tetech wrote:

I called their hotline in 2006 and spoke with Harry (now deceased) who stressed how young men with prostate cancer need to get their surgery done soon with a Dr who has done more than 150 DaVinci robotic prostatectomies. At age 43, my disease... more »

  Laura Burdett wrote:

I am privileged to serve on the Board for this wonderful organization, whose only mission is to find a cure for leukemia and other blood cancers. In just a year, Nancy Horne, the founder and President of this non-profit, mobilized the community to raise... more »

  camperparent wrote:

In 1995, my family entered into the incredible world of Paul Newman's The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp. My 13 year old son had just completed a year of treatment for bone cancer and although he had survived the horrors of his illness, he was utterly demoralized... more »

  Sarah wrote:

As a 2x breast cancer survivor, Voices of Survivors has given me a chance to tell my story, network with others, and get support. I really appreciate what the organization has done for others also. I think the organization follows it's mission statement... more »

  PINCC Administrator wrote:

I've been taking teams of volunteer doctors, nurses, and lay people to 8 countries in Central America and Africa for 3 years, to train and equip medical people who serve poor and high risk women in methods to prevent cervical cancer. It's the #1 cause... more »

  kate807 wrote:

Their calling cards allow many of our out of town patients to keep in touch with their families when the are "stuck" in the hospital. The Hugs U Wear program provides free wigs to our beautiful girls who are concerned about how they look with no hair.... more »

  Bweinrib wrote:

This is one foundation that I have found that attracts all different age ranges with varying events from Casino Nights to Movie Premiers. It is refreshing not to see the same demographic at all the events and see how the Cause is reaching everyone. ... more »

  ShelleyML wrote:

MOCC was started by my late sister shortly before her passing in October of 2020. She had a great heart and joyful spirit, and wanted to help raise awareness about this rare type of ovarian cancer. Rhonda also felt it was essential to provide emotional... more »

  Theresa338 wrote:

The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is a great organization that is bringing a great deal of awareness to a devastating cancer. My dad was diagnosed with esophageal cancer and died about one year from when the cancer was detected. I am very... more »

  saraanne wrote:

I came to this site, totally confused and upset because I had just been diagnosed with bladder cancer. It is supposedly a disease of smoking males, and I am a non-smoking female! I was absolultely panicked. The web site of the American Bladder Cancer... more »

  Kathy194 wrote:

Hello my name is Kathy and I am a mentor for those going through Cancer. I went to get help from the Cancer Connection back in 2010 and instead I became a volunteer.This non profit agency is the best resource place for those going through Cancer.And Jean... more »

  dnl1231 wrote:

I have been coordinating events and running the Brad Kaminsky Foundation for the past 10 years. It was started after Brad Kaminsky passed away from brain cancer at age 29. Brad's family and friends came together vowing to end this disease as a way to... more »

  annieappleseed wrote:

This organization is bringing together women with ovarian cancer and their supporters to help raise awareness, provide a sense of community and change perception. Surviving is possible, there are recognizable symptoms. Learn them and protect yourself... more »

  Nancy H wrote:

This center does an amazing job on behalf of women as consumers of health care and exists on a shoestring. They could be better funded if they were willing to accept money from drug and device manufacturers, but they are not. When I was in Congress... more »

  Kshitiz J. wrote:

I help TRF by my efforts on social media sites and by telling people about them . Everyone must have to know about this organisation and that's why I'm doing this work. Hope one day all the warriors will be free to live their beautiful journey . more »

  jeromefreymond wrote:

Arielle Anacker Cancer Foundation Inc. is based on a mother-child promise that has been kept very well ever since it has been given. They really care for people who struggle with Ewing's Sarcoma bone cancer. more »

  lale_ahmed wrote:

Hi my name is Lala. KCCF has helped me with the money that Elana has got by selling bagels. They have helped provide financial support for me and my relatives and also emotional support. They've helped create fundraisers to help us and posted on their... more »

  jackriley17 wrote:

To Show We Care is an amazing organization. Through the selfless acts of the founder, Stephen Tyler and its many volunteers, so many that are not as fortunate to enjoy good health as we are, are able to enjoy a night out at the North Shore Music Center... more »

  ChristinaRae1 wrote:

As a summer 2009 intern at Bear Necessities, I can speak firsthand about the dedication, passion, and excellence that embodies this incredible organization. By working directly with families to provide "Small Miracles" & Family Support Services, they... more »

  sarayah2017 wrote:

Great organization to volunteer for. I wanted to be apart of a local organization that truly makes a difference in the lives of women with GYN cancer. more »

  Tracy wrote:

I was called by the Breast Cancer Prevention Fund, and encouraged to schedule a mammogram. Since I was uninsured, this is not something I could afford to do. They told me that they would pay for the mammogram and helped me get scheduled with a local clinic.... more »

  kearney wrote:

After writing a grant application to the SAMFund, I was awarded funding for a year's worth of free yoga, all the physical therapy I needed, and car insurance coverage. After being on disability and using up all my savings, I had NO money to physically... more »

  Jen_G wrote:

Some people occasionally donate time and money to non-profit organizations, which is wonderful because volunteers are invaluable. But I have chosen to work day in and day out for The Cure Starts Now Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to finding the 'homerun... more »

  susanf wrote:

My friend's son was treated at St. Jude's and I think they're an incredible organization: they follow (and sometimes lead) the latest in research, while also being caring practitioners. more »

  thg8990 wrote:

This is a great cause that raises money for CCA research! more »

  Redmondite wrote:

I think the people in this foundation who have a heart for this cause are interested in doing good. However, though they say in general what they are doing with your money they are not forthcoming with what percent they are spending toward patient needs... more »

  nick10 wrote:

I'm here to give a review of this group. Steel Magnolias deserves the recognition it so deserves. They are doing a wonderful job with educating women of all ages. People from around the world are becoming educated from various sources: websites, emails,... more »

  Robin156 wrote:

Patients and their families search desperately for reliable information and proper treatment for LMS, a rare and often life-threatening cancer. The National Leiomyosarcoma Foundation provides accurate information at every stage of the journey. Resources... more »

  fjward54 wrote:

The Great Guys are an organization that assist families of cancer patients that are in financial need. It is simply amazing that they give so much more that just that to us even now. It has been almost four years now and I still feel their love wrapped... more »

  maack1 wrote:

I have been a member of Us TOO Intl., Inc., Prostate Cancer Education and Support Network as part of the Wichita, Kansas Chapter since 1996. With well over 300 chapters worldwide, this non-profit organization must count on funding from whatever source... more »

  naomi4 wrote:

I became involved in the Pap Corps many years ago after losing family members and friends to Cancer. After being President of the Greater Boca Raton Unit I was elected to serve as Education VP. The more I found out about the wonderful medical breakthroughs... more »

  Lynn N. wrote:

Had the privilege of assisting in the Little Smiles fundraising campaign in 2012. The Little Smiles Night at the Oscars was an event to remember! A gala event, where the children are the stars for the evening. This is an amazing opportunity for these... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have participated in 3 events - most professionally run golf tournament I have played in. I have volunteered to help in the upcoming year. more »

  VeronicaWeston M. wrote:

I have first come in contact with the Rally Foundation in 2009 through their internship program and since then our relationship has gotten stronger and I am very honored to be part of their Board of Advisors and continue my activity with the foundation.... more »

  mchase wrote:

I am part of a group that organizes a series of athletic endurance events to help raise money for Christopher's Haven. When I first participated in these events two years ago, I did not know much about Christopher's Haven and, honestly, although I was... more »

  Johanna C. wrote:

No Stomach for Cancer is a great way to network with other families and patients who share the same experience, decision-making, and struggles that my family does. I have learned from others and have made new acquaintances with people who truly understand... more »

  Grammy45 wrote:

Debbie's Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer (DDF) is the premier stomach (gastric) cancer organization. It raises money for research directly through fundraisers and indirectly through advocacy initiatives in Washington, DC. Even though stomach... more »

  Sam34 wrote:

KCC is an amazing organization that is dedication to helping children and their families. When we needed additional support, this organization went above and beyond. The arranged housing, transportation and activities for our child and our family. ... more »

  Ulman Cancer Fund For Young Adults wrote:

In 1996 my son Doug was diagnosed with cancer - No Way! - It Can't Be - Is all I could think of - We learned in a flash that young adults deal with a meriad of totally different issues from pediatric patients and the general adult population - but no... more »

  DavidHerrmann wrote:

I've been honored to be a founding board member of the Dragon Master Foundation. So many foundations out there, all doing great work. Many are in a support role, or an awareness role for their respective causes. DMF has chosen the "find a cure" role,... more »

  ericajg07 wrote:

I’m not even sure how to put into words what Sara’s Cure did for me in the darkest days of my life! They are truly soldiers in this war on CCS! I was diagnosed in the summer of 2019. I had surgery then went through intense radiation only to find out... more »

  Brad Coleman Cancer Foundation wrote:

The educational program for testicular cancer has been well recieved in the school systems in Tennessee It has been placed in 120 different school systems so far. The number of families that have been helped is 10 and more requests for help are comming... more »

  mobileUser543032 wrote:

Sarah's Fight has been continuously helping all kids and families ease into the lives of those with Cancer. more »

  jasonmoves wrote:

Stop Cancer is a small, but very focused organization. It's very efficiently run, so I know that my donations and my time are well spent, with little overhead bloat like so many big organizations. The group is laser-focused on finding and funding research... more »

  Dawn55 wrote:

I have been volunteering for this wonderful organization for over three years. We have an amazing group of people! And, it's awesome experience to be able to help our patients during the most stressful times of their lives. more »

  putnee wrote:

I have been hired by Pickleberry Pie to sing to children on the pediatric floor of our local hospital and at a public school classroom that teaches disabled kids. This is a wonderful service that brightens lives of children. more »

  darcy1717 wrote:

Myla's Beleaf is one of the easiest causes to support and become passionate about. Each dollar donated is put to direct use to make their mission possible - sharing a fraction of the burden families face when a child is diagnosed with cancer more »

  Bob_30 wrote:

We both volunteered at and attended the KFM Foundation's 2012 Masquerade Ball and it was a blast. They did such a wonderful job organizing and executing the event. If you missed it this year, make sure that you go next year. You won't regret it. We... more »

  Sharla V. wrote:

A mom of a child who was diagnosed with Unilateral Retinoblastoma in 2004, we are truly thankful for Daisys Eye Cancer Fund! Chalked full of information such as treatment options and practical support for families, it also offers a place to "give back".... more »

  ssryndak36 wrote:

River Discovery is a river rafting trip which serves a unique niche - adult cancer survivors and teen survivors (who travel with the parents.) This organization provides an Idaho raft trip for cancer survivors. Most of our group had recently completed... more »

  Nick Consiglio wrote:

Leukemia, Research, Life, Inc. (LRL) is an all volunteer group of parents,relatives and friends, who choose to make a difference. LRL was formed by a group of parents with one thing in common - their children had cancer. As a founding memeber I believe... more »

  Holly57 wrote:

This is such a great organization to be able to just give a few hours when I have them to spare. They make it easy to sign up to do a ride when it works for your schedule! They are personable and friendly. What a great way to give back to a cause that... more »

  Kate157 wrote:

I recently learned of The Beljanski Foundation (www.beljanski.org) when I was researching natural solutions for a friend battling cancer. This organization is focused on continuing scientific research on several natural extracts that were discovered... more »

  Jane Baker wrote:

I am an RN and a "Patient Navigator" at a Cancer Center in Carrollton, GA. Through our Cancer Center, Cancer Fund of America (CFOA) has provided numerous cancer patients with personal products, household products, liquid nourishment products, blankets,... more »

  renee10 wrote:

Breast Cancer Options is an amazing not-for-profit that provides a wealth of resources to women with breast cancer. BCO provides regular education on surviving breast cancer and the latest treatments. BCO also provides people undergoing treatment with... more »

  Leemor wrote:

I made a donation to the Breast Cancer Survivors Foundation in honor of a friend and breast cancer survivor. My 2 star rating is not based on the effectiveness of the organization as I've not seen anything other than their website. My low rating is based... more »

  susan wrote:

July is Cancer Fighters month. What a wonderful organization that is serving Single Mothers diagnosed with Cancer. A One of kind Non Profit that has touched myself and others very deeply. By providing emotional, domestic and financial support we aim to... more »

  Shanda K. wrote:

You don't ever expect to hear the words "YOUR DAUGHTER HAS A MASS ON HER BRAIN." But I heard those exact words on October 31, 2007. Our daughter, Calla, was just 21 months old. Devastated doesn't even begin to describe how I felt. Not to mention scared... more »

  falconestavern wrote:

The BEST non profit I’ve ever been associated with!!! These volunteers are mostly survivors themselves who give ������ of all monies made to those suffering with cancer!!! If you even have $1 to spare, I’d highly choose this organization to give it... more »

  NewportPALibr wrote:

This organization uses the telephone for soliciting donations in an unscrupulous manner. My mother-in-law receives daily calls from theam (different numbers, but registered to AICR). When she answers, there is no one on the line. I did some research on... more »

  DebAARF wrote:

I was happy to find such a progressive all volunteer Cancer Non-profit to donate to. I have lost several family members to cancer and like knowing all my money is going towards cancer research. more »

  cguigli wrote:

I came to know the Ellie Fund through friends who work there. They touched so many lives in a positive way and sure enough it was a just matter of time before personal friends became benefactors of the Ellie Funds services. Friends who were diagnosed... more »

  kschwartz wrote:

TVC helps so many people with supportive wellness therapies all free of charge to those going through cancer treatment. The staff is uplifting in so many ways to those that need support. It is wonderful to see so many cancer survivors that used The... more »

  Kevin105 wrote:

The Elle Foundation is unlike any other non-profit. Created to fulfill the mission of a child, the Elle Foundation grants final wishes for children with a recurrence of cancer. And that's just the overall mission. This driving force helps others get involved... more »

  JeanT wrote:

My 85 year-old husband was diagnosed with Stage IV lung cancer and told that he had 6 weeks at most to live. He did not want to die gasping for breath. We contacted Best Answer for Cancer Foundation and they told us about IPT, a targeted low-dose chemo... more »

  koeaterc wrote:

The Babylon breast cancer coalition goes out of there way to help breast cancer patients,they helped me with so bills,thanksgiving dinner also they are great for advice seeing they have gone through it as well..I highly recommend this great organization. more »

  mobileUser751014 wrote:

I have watched AHF share their mission for years- they have such a powerful story. Great leaders who truly have a heart to help families for their lifetime more »

  cancer123 wrote:

My 15 year old daughter was diagnosed with cancer. The organization provided a wig alternative which allowed her to look youthful and like a teen. Inspirational support and support for her self esteem was also given. Great resource for girls with hair... more »

  PaulGH2O wrote:

As a cancer survivor, I volunteer in several organizations with similar goals as Cancer Hope Network but none do as thorough job preparing us for helping those newly diagnosed who contact the organization seeking help and hope. I was very impressed by... more »

  Thomasenejackson wrote:

My experience with FALL-IN MC started with a personal relationship. I came to realize they HELP anyone that is in need. They are caring, compassionate, kind,thoughtful, inspiring,encouraging just pure gueniue loving people. I will support anything that... more »

  Anna48 wrote:

Circulo de Vida (CDV) is an invaluable asset to Latino families in the San Francisco Bay Area who have been affected by cancer. They are the most comprehensive psychosocial health service provider for Latinos with cancer and their families. They have... more »

  dianedgates wrote:

WINGS touches the lives of women who say, "Why should I get a mammogram? If they find something, I cannot afford to do anything about it." It is very heart warming to see how grateful these women and families are once they are touched by the wonderful... more »

  lata.anil wrote:

They have done many amazing services for the community and help in making things easy. I have witnessed them in action many times during my visits to Bokaro and I can vouch for their sincerity and dedication. more »

  rainbowpooh2003 wrote:

I have gone to this wonderful cancer camp since i was 6 years old. I have had an optic gleoma since i was 2. I now continue to volunteer at this wonderful cancer camp up in the beautiful mountains of Idaho. Despite the fast that i live in California.... more »

  Joe B.5 wrote:

The people at Team Maggie were very professional and caring when my daughter was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2015, and they provided us with important information regarding the advantages of having her eggs removed before beginning treatment for her... more »