Find Cancer Research 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 »

  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 »

  noid wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Giovanna143 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  DBC wrote:

I was initially diagnosed with breast cancer in 1982 and then again in 2003. I turned to Living Beyond Breast Cancer and I have never looked else where. I get so much support; both intellectually and emotionally, from the staff as well as from the amazing... more »

  joanne7 wrote:

As the daughter of a woman undergoing Ovarian Cancer treatment, it has been extremely helpful to be part of the OCRF community. Their e-newsletters contain informative articles about the research they are funding. It brings me peace of mind to know... more »

  Michael wrote:

Having known members of the staff affiliated with LTBH for many years, and their dedication to find the means to eliminate infectious HIV reservoirs, which persist despite all current treatment approaches, I am writing to give my personal endorsement... more »

  solden wrote:

I have been treated at the City of Hope for lung cancer. I can't rave enough about the fantastic medical treatment, the caring and concern demonstrated by everyone in the entire organization.. EVERYONE from the custodians to the upper management of the... more »

  Cohen Rebecca wrote:

The Bob Whitman Research Foundation was created by the two surviving members of a family that has been devastated by cancer with the goal of memorializing their loved ones by raising money to support cancer research. The primary fundraiser for 13 years... more »

  kmb315 wrote:

This organization is doing a great job of approaching the treatment of rare cancers in a novel and innovative way. more »

  rbrown wrote:

As a physician with some past experience in cancer research and a cancer survivor myself, I have looked into organizations devoted to the cancer field. GlobalCures is one of those organizations that I highly recommend. GlobalCures is ready to support... more »

  snellingjim wrote:

Wow!!! What a great charity - 100% of funds go to supporting a super cause - all efforts are volunteer - wow !!! Letting the public know about ****Lynch Syndrome**** saves lives and improves the quality of life for millions of people. It... more »

  icy_26 wrote:

During the summer, I worked with the Kellan Ford Foundation for my summer externship. The foundation and their team are so hardworking and inspired me to not only complete a common goal but complete it well. Their message, "Choose Happiness" can put... more »

  GMorr wrote:

I have two male friends who are doing what they need to for survival after their diagnosis. Hopefully new research will provide success. Their HPV cancer was found out before I began a dating relationship with them. As a female who is cautious regarding... more »

  Wendy Marecle wrote:

Awesome organization dedicated to researching the cure and better treatments for our kids. The treatments currently can be so damaging to these little kids bodies, not to mention all the little ones that lose their lives to cancer every year. This organization... more »

  Niccolo wrote:

Great fellowship agency. They fund young investigators with a rigorous and meritocratic review process, and have fellows involved in the most important cancer projects across the US. Highly recommended for young scientists coming to the US from Italy. People... more »

  DavidGoad13 wrote:

I got involved in fundraising for MMRF because my brother is a Multiple Myeloma survivor, but I continue to put my heart and soul into fundraising with them because I know a majority of the funds are going directly to research, and because I have such... more »

  vemacshane wrote:

They have sone nifty tools and apps that are of great use to researchers as well as public. Their CancerStop app in Google Playstore is a gem. They are currently aiming to create a unique information resource for SARS-CoV-2 as well. This organization... more »

  sonya59 wrote:

I'm impressed by how the nonprofit platform is structured. My experience so far has been wonderful. I love the way the mission is designed and I cannot wait to see how it prospers. more »

  Veronika L. wrote:

Please go to this link to read about my involvement with Basic Health:http://obgyn.med.nyu.edu/about-our-department/department-divisions/global-womens-health/global-health-projects/blog-el-salvad more »

  Tisho J. wrote:

I have participated in Komen Maryland's Race for the Cure for several years and have been an official volunteer for Komen Maryland for almost a year now. I have always found the staff to be friendly, organized and grateful for my contribution. This... more »

  BraveOne15 wrote:

We love Maggie’s mission so much! I am so thankful for all of the hard work Maggie’s mission does and in honor of their beloved daughter Maggie she would be so very proud! I am a cancer survivor and so this foundation truly makes me smile because... more »

  Mike S. wrote:

It has been my honor to act as a member of the Board of Directors of the International Myeloma Foundation for most of the past 20 years. In that time, it has evolved from a small, underfunded organization to become a primary source of current... more »

  Chip C. wrote:

I have been involved with Family Health Ministries for about 10 years. They are the best.. Donations are used efficiently and effectively.It is best organization that I have ever been involved with... Hilton Chesson more »

  Hreese1 wrote:

Sean's story is remarkable. I walked with Sean and his family and friends through his battle with Ewing's Sarcoma, and was forever changed. I am so happy that the Sean Karl Foundation has been started to carry on his legacy; his willingness to push and... more »

  aliciaeagan wrote:

If you have carcinoid or have a family member with carcinoid, this organization is for you. They are very caring and very dedicated to help you with your disease. They are constantly gathering information to help you make informed decisions. They will... more »

  CarlaL wrote:

I am a parent that felt like my world turn upside down when my child was diagnosed with Sickle Cell at 6 weeks old. I was blessed to become a family at Base Camp.My son is now 7 yrs old and living a great life through his ups and down days. The staff... more »

  kmg255 wrote:

A great offering; had them come give skin cancer checks to our staff onsite one day and they were easy to work with and people loved the service. Nice to know that us paying for it also helps keep it running for it's charity events. more »

  charity4life wrote:

I was diagnosed with ASPS (alveolar soft part sarcoma) in November 2014. I had surgery at UAMS in Little Rock, where my awesome oncologist, Dr. Corey Montgomery, took a fist size mass out of my right lateralis. I subsequently was able to do my... more »

  Tim Jordan wrote:

I have been affiliated with the St. Baldrick's Foundation since March 2004. My initial involvement was as a shavee, a volunteer fundraiser that shaved my head in exchange for donations. In the summer of 2004, several co-workers and I began the process... more »

  jenny578 wrote:

I saw flyers all around Nutley for this new nonprofit and it seems like it is backed by such a great cause. Gianna was such a beautiful, vibrant young lady and I hope that this nonprofit does all that it can to pass on the legacy of her. more »

  joyced wrote:

Our company sponsors an annual fund raising event for the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation. I have nothing but praise for the caring, professional staff at this organization and the hard work they put in every day to enhance the lives of the courageous... more »

  mmkstl wrote:

Magic Mirror, a CD for patients going through chemotherapy to promote healing is fabulous. This is possible due to Amy Camie and the Scientific Arts Foundation. We have had great feedback from our patients abou this CD. Please recognize the fine work... more »

  john ballam wrote:

why the heck would i give money to a charity that pays its top two staff 2 miilion per year?? why doesn't charity navigator highlight this grosssness whith a lower rating??? more »

  denise120 wrote:

During the Runyon 5K, I was responsible for meeting and greeting media covering the event. As they entered Yankee Stadium, media was required to sign in. Then I handed them a press kit and press pass and asked if they needed assistance, interviews, etc.... more »

  lawrencehl10 wrote:

When my husband and I were first referred to Mary Crowley, we had been told that there was nothing more that could be done medically to treat my husband's cancer. When we arrived at Mary Crowley, the first thing we saw was the sign on the wall that says... more »

  Ross C. wrote:

The Hope Funds for Cancer Research is making a huge impact in a very short period of time and in a very cost efficient way by funding research by the best post-docs at the finest institutions (like Yale, Dana Farber, Rockefeller University and many others).... more »

  Keaton Raphael Memorial wrote:

The Keaton Raphael Memorial is an amazing non-profit. They have helped over 600 kids with cancer and their families. They have raised over 1 million dollars for continued research since their conception. They truly bless the community and help around... more »

  warrior32 wrote:

Being diagnosed with Leukemia was a very tough time for my family and I. Its a time of constant change where life is turned upside down and ones left with pieces of a chaotic puzzle. However, during this challenging time CLRA was there to help when the... more »

  Binkeez For Comfort wrote:

It is with honor and gratitude to recommend my friends and non-profit partner Sammy's Superhero's. While in the midst of fighting alongside the brave son, Sammy, for his cure and miracle as he fights Stage IV Neuroblastoma they are fighting... more »

  Jimmy Tragle wrote:

I've been raising funds for the PBTFUS for over ten years. I've been impressed with their organization since my first encounter. Their financial transparency is more than adequate and the cause is one of great importance. Through their efforts... more »

  mcampise wrote:

I personally got involved when several of my very close friends got Breast Cancer. I began by just helping the organization get prizes for raffles to raise money for the Lend A Helping Hand program. Which is a program that provides services to women going... more »

  CancerDoc wrote:

Gateway For Cancer Research is an amazing organization. 99 cents out of every dollar donated goes directly towards research protocols which make a difference in the lives of patients. Gateway funds translational cancer research - moving ideas from the... more »

  Give More wrote:

Rock River Cancer Research Foundation has donated over $500,000.00 to the Medical College of Wisconsin. Research is important. Thank you. more »

  Del J. wrote:

I am wondering if someone with Charity Navigator can contact Rudi and ask him to consider withdrawing his post because his negative reference was to a different organization. Hopefully, a corrective action plan is in place to make this right. This organization... more »

  jaybee73 wrote:

Through the more than nine years of my daughter's history of cancer, Hopewell provided an understanding and supportive community to her and to me. The staff and program participants were a source of information,encouragement, understanding, and friendships,... more »

  Wendy143 wrote:

I found this group near the end of my Inflammatory breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.It has given me great information and support. It has the most information for my diagnosis.Their email lists helped support me as I was working through treatment.... more »

  Todd C. wrote:

It is difficult to articulate the caliber of person and organization that Trees of Hope: Lindsay's Voice is to the city of Milwaukee and to patient's throughtout the country needing a voice to challenge the effects of cancer in their life or a love one.... more »

  JCMFA wrote:

When I was diagnosed with prostate cancer, my urologist recommended surgery. Besides facing several weeks of recovery, I was extremely scared of the potential bowel and urinary-tract complications. But after thorough research, I learned that... more »

  martha wrote:

I am honored to be associated with Dani's Foundation, a non profit organization that is committed to finding the cause and the cure for Ewing's Sarcoma and the other forms of pediatric sarcomas that are affecting children and young adults. As the Executive... more »

  bonecow25 wrote:

CarDaddy brought incredible moments to my daughter that help offset how much pain she had to endure during treatment. Dave and his whole crew were wonderful people, who were almost as delighted as my daughter, Willow! Driving in a car like that gave her... more »

  garyowenfaas wrote:

This is no Charity, it is a scam using Cancer Patients as a reason to Donate while these Liars stole the donations for Personal expenses. If they are not charged with Income Tax Evasion it means they will get away with their scam. They are the 1% who... more »

  B.J. Boucher wrote:

At times it feels as though nothing is happening to prevent breast cancer. Yet, after becoming a member of NBCC three years ago and attending the national conferences in D.C. at which women from across the country have the opportunity to learn the latest... more »

  Big Ms Sunshine wrote:

They sponsor research to find cure and prevention. They manage the donations incredibly well, are very transparent so you can see where your money is going and although they do huge events, they will also help you do smaller ones. All for one great cause. more »

  MercyMe wrote:

I find that Prevent Cancer Foundation to be very helpful for me to provide my patients with the latest information and channels of support that is availble. I also find that I learn a little something everytime I go to the site or receive updates. I... more »

  Pierre17 wrote:

Salute The Ribbon is an amazing nonprofit. This is because of the leadership and vision of Rena Day. She treats each client with dignity, compassion and respect. She goes above and beyond. She is a true advocate and champion for change. Salute the Ribbon... more »

  kryz169 wrote:

i believe this charity deserves five stars and it definitely exceeds my expectations for any cancer charity. more »

  74shovel wrote:

Great not for profit that funds non toxics research and helps area families. Very little removed for expenses so that most of money raised goes toward helping others! more »

  skapil wrote:

I am a high school student, and when I heard that this organization was raising money towards the American Cancer Society, I wanted to opt in. I helped raise money by selling Breadt Cancer Awareness wristbands and towels to students. These items were... more »

  mcmorranp wrote:

Nearly a year ago, my wife took our daughter, Zoe, up to Tufts Medical Center to determine why our vibrant 11-year-old daughter was suffering from bouts of nausea, lethargy, muscle weakness, and coordination problems.    After a night in the Emergency... more »

  Joe P.1 wrote:

Friends of Cancer Research is a great organization that continues to make strides for patients in need with a small staff and budget. Their unique model of collaboration brings a lot of smart people together to try and find solutions to tough problems... more »

  miller1912 wrote:

Hi, I donated to Cancer Cure Foundation by donating items in January and February of 2013. I called to get the tax ID number for my taxes and left a message. A gentleman just called me back and argued with me over needing the tax ID number. Eventually... more »

  curenf wrote:

When our family first learned that our daughter (who was 4 months old at the time) had NF, we were overwhelmed. The internet had precious little accurate information about NF that was not sensationalized and we were emotionally drained after seeing what... more »

  jane8 wrote:

I was diagnosed with endometrial cancer on May 21, 2008. Within a few hours, and still in shock, I was at my computer, searching for information. I found GCF's Women's Cancer Network and began reading. Everything I needed to know was right there, in words... more »

  Donna47 wrote:

I was just called at home by a woman from the BCRF askinf me to donate. I said " I do give to Planned Parenthood, are you doing work like they are, Shes said" Well, are they nationwide?" Really! So I said I would check them out on the internet and... more »

  mary40 wrote:

What I apprecaite about this foundation from a women's cosemtic company is that they support all women's cancers. Avon, obviously a competitor, limits their research contributions to breasst cancer. A company that employs mostly women and sells to mostly... more »

  Laurie81 wrote:

Thankful that the I Care I Cure Childhood Cancer Foundation is raising money and awareness to improve targeted therapies for childhood cancer ! Keep fighting for the kids and the familiies ! more »

  MWood wrote:

I used to work there. Poorly organized. The President up and left and moved headquarters to Florida without telling employees or even the upper-level staff. I left in 2009 because it was clear the focus was on Florida and not San Diego anymore. Sad,... more »

  Jeffrey K. wrote:

Angels for Cancer has a big vision for helping those with cancer not only find the life saving information they need, but helping to fund the treatment and recover back to vibrant health. Angels for Cancer (AFC) helps individuals with cancer return to... more »

  22...1981 wrote:

We are on new nonprofit.. we just want to reach out help bring awareness.. everyone thinks said bladder cancer only happens to older people completely wrong.... my brother who is the president was diagnosed with stage 4 bladder cancer about five years... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Christy1988 wrote:

Wonderful charity that cares about kids going through a difficult time in their lives! more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

BCA has such an important mission of funding breast cancer research and breast health education! CEO Yonni Wattenmaker is a great human being and has grown BCA's positive impact so much with a small team!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the... more »

  patriciarmcmillen wrote:

This organization funds ground-breaking scientific research into environmental causes of cancer - following through on Rachel Carson's work published in Silent Spring. That's all they do - and who knows, maybe they'll help people prevent getting cancer... more »

  William S.6 wrote:

STOP Children's Cancer has contributed several million dollars to support pediatric clinical trials at the University of Florida. In addition, they have raised awareness of the needs of children with cancer through a radio based bear-a-thon, an extravagant... more »

  bruce_street wrote:

Amazing impact for innovative childhood cancer research. Creative fundraising, comprehensive approach to offset the horrendous impact on the broader family unit, totally committed leadership and volunteer team. Funds high potential innovative - enables... more »

  Julie270 wrote:

I met Eric well over a decade ago when he had just been diagnosed. Having worked in nonprofit development, and having been raised in a non-profit foster care setting, I have well-honed instincts as to what motivates people; are they starting a nonprofit... more »

  gliomagirl3 wrote:

Fantastic organization! All-volunteer organization with a renown scientific advisory. The Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation offers the best materials for families. The Ombudsmen Program they offer provides excellent advice. They understand what families... more »

  Babs wrote:

I have been a part of CRN for 5 years.I am now one of their pink ladies.Our role for this organization is to educate and make people aware of all this organization has to offer.The huge importance of clinical trials and to be the advocate for all patients.The... more »

  AuntieKitKat wrote:

I attended a panel of the scientists that do the research and trials for cancer gene therapy, which ACGT helps fund, and I am a vendor of this organization - they are my client. All of the company and its volunteers attended the recent panel event and... more »

  jennifer49 wrote:

I became involved with Solving Kids' Cancer (SKC) after becoming familiar with the horrors of neuroblastoma (an almost exclusively pediatric cancer which affects the sympathetic nervous system). After learning about Penelope London's experience, I became... more »

  steve meng wrote:

This will be my third year as a donor. I have yet to receive one piece of solicitation from them which I really appreciate. The money is being spent on research and not fund raising. Keep up the good work. more »

  Steven B.4 wrote:

Being in the Healthcare field, the personal and business stress had built up, over the years, and was taking it's toll. I was not myself in many areas of my life. My energy, sleep, and mental capacities were at an all time low. I had heard from a patient... more »

  Writer wrote:

Love being part of a charity where the money stays local. This charity is based in Jacksonville and the money stays in Jacksonville for pancreatic cancer research. Everyone who is part of this organization volunteers their time, no one is paid. more »

  Erica_G wrote:

How a Brain Tumor Changed My Lifewww.braintumor.orgIn 2010 my world was turned upside down when I was diagnosed with a nearly fist sized meningioma brain tumor. For months, I experienced strange aversions to smells, and had bizarre out of... more »

  NicoleG wrote:

I have volunteered with CURE for a few years now and the support and services they supply to families going through this difficult time is indescribable. I am so proud an honored to be a volunteer with CURE. more »

  AriesAle01 wrote:

Perseus Magic was a thief of hearts and a very mischievous canine companion. When he was first diagnosed with cancer, I engaged the internet in search of that magical piece of information that would allow me to save him. Our non profit organization,... more »

  jennyh wrote:

From Maddi's Closet is a tremendous organization! Birthed out of great loss and pain, FMC has touched hundreds and hundreds of lives through kindness and generosity. Their mission statement of sharing love, hope, and joy is realized in all they say and... more »

  No More B. wrote:

I'm here to write about donations. Frequent Donations. Monthly Donations. Automatic Donations. It would be my great pleasure to do for your organization what we are already doing for others – truly giving back by way of putting money in your... more »

  GinaGeorgeVAC wrote:

Voices Against Cancer is such a unique charity! Not only are they an international partner for the St Baldrick's Foundation, but they directly influence and aid families within the region who are currently battling pediatric cancer. Assistance given to... more »

  jeanhudley wrote:

Pro Bono Partners of Georgia has provided legal counsel to our organization, Boys2Men Home & Sanctuary for Youth for the past 15 years. We have consulted them regarding a number of issues including real estate acquisition, IRS concerns, liability/board... more »

  jthompson1222 wrote:

I would loveto be a part of your foundation. My aunt died from bc and jt hurt me so much.itll also hurt to see other women to die from breast cancer.i would love to serve my community service hours with your program. more »

  csteam4 wrote:

Georgia CORE has been a great resource. Their website provides so much information regarding cancer care in the state, as well as some preliminary screening to see if I need to be genetically tested for breast cancer. more »

  seawel wrote:

I am a breast cancer survivor. In 2011, following my diagnosis and having started down my treatment path, I became involved with a local breast cancer group called The Beyond Pink TEAM, in Iowa's Greater Cedar Valley. This led to also becoming involved... more »

  Honda09 wrote:

My donation is in Memory of my cousin, Harvey Bongers, who suffered from CLL for over 22 years, a survival record at the Charles Anderson Clinic in Houston, Tx. He passed away on 10-17-20 at the age of 79 years. more »

  eichs wrote:

After my initial diagnosis, LRF was the go to for me to gather information relating to my new disease. They provided me with the tools to help me navigate the health maze and continue to support me through critical information on new treatments as well... more »

  Kenrick4 wrote:

My husband went to city of hope in Newnan Georgia Atlanta for prostrate cancer. My husband and i did not know what was going to happen. We have encountered very nice people at city of hope, Miss hingle, and Miss McCormick, and Miss roach was the three... more »

  Writer wrote:

Chasing Chad is truly an amazing non profit organization. My story starts with my husband Jeff was having issues back in May with short term memory loss and after many months of tests, scans, biopsy's he was diagnosed on Aug 9, 2017 with Astrocytoma... more »

  hunger-helper wrote:

i did this ride a few years ago, and it was laid-back but fun. it's not the type of event filled with bells and whistles, and you might even get lost, but it's clear that it's done for a good cause and funds go to that, not to someone' s salary. good... more »

  Shn Tsen wrote:

Predator of in-kind fund donations. A plan B for failed cancer vax projects. Was and is fabricated research on the level of 3/5. Only ultra wealthy benefit, not general public. Average patient mortality high. Not true transparency in practice. Falsely... more »

  aidensmother wrote:

When my son Aiden was diagnosed with ATRT, a rare pediatric brain tumor there was VERY little information available through hospitals, books or the web. Children's Brain Tumor Research Foundation connected me with other parents of children diagnosed with... more »

  ClassySisters wrote:

Holly is so passionate about making a difference in so many lives, through education and awareness. Sharing her story with others, so they don't have to go through what she has gone through, is so inspiring. It's as if she has made it her mission to... more »

  Susie wrote:

Radiation and Public Helath Project has just completed the first leg of research with the St. Louis Baby Teeth. The results were amazing! Check out their website for more information: www.radiation.org Also, Joseph Mangano's newest medical journal... more »

  dBraun wrote:

Love this nonprofit! Can't wait for the Dominick's event coming up! Hope you guys raise lots of money for the Coast to Coast ride!!!! more »

  RCJ081982 wrote:

This agency professes to assist cancer patients with financial struggles during their cancer diagnosis. I have waited three months to write a review as I wasn't even sure if this is a legitimate agency as NO ONE ever responds to emails; their applications,... more »

  Jenny_M wrote:

My Six-Year-Old Son is My Giving StoryIt was the week after my son turned six years old and also started kindergarten that we knew something was wrong. My son, Michael, had always been a healthy, energetic little boy who loved sports and learning.... more »

  Meevagh wrote:

This is a great multifaceted nonprofit that helps save lives by improving access to breast health care services AND by improving the quality of that care. more »

  bretni wrote:

This charity is honor of Pancreatic Cancer research. I personally have seen this charity go above and beyond. Their event every year is amazing as well. It's truly an honor to personally get to see the magic happen. Now, lets go kick cancers a** more »

  robert7 wrote:

======================= I truly believe that what you're doing with WITH CANCER RESEARCH , is an admirable cause and I would like to do my part to contribute. I have a simple way to bring in _10.000 a month and possibly more to support your cause.... more »

  TheProstateCancerCoach wrote:

All of the non-profits who are involved in prostate cancer typically focus on either new treatments or offer support to men who have diagnosed. This foundation also know as PCaAware is the only organization that focuses exclusively on the need for men... more »

  HISBreastCancer wrote:

This nonprofit hits very near and dear to me. Brian was an exceptional young man that has physically left us way too soon. He has touched so many in his young life and his heart and soul will live on through each and everyone of us. Now, we need to educate... more »

  Writer wrote:

I should say that my experience was almost 2 years ago now, and things may be different. As far as the ACTUAL ACS staff, it was great....however, they didn't have a lot of information/referrals for dealing with the "additional issues" that come with... more »

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