Families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food – because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. Treatments invented at St. Jude have helped push the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to more than 80% since it opened more than 50 years ago. St. Jude is working to drive the overall survival rate for childhood cancer to 90%, and we won’t stop until no child dies from cancer. St. Jude freely shares the discoveries we make, and every child saved at St. Jude means doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowledge to save thousands more children.

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

b-present Foundation is a nonprofit focused on ensuring every adolescent and young adult with cancer feels connected and supported

This holiday season, show gratitude and share the love by launching a fundraiser or making a donation in honor of someone who chose to b-there for you and made a huge difference in your life. Remember the impact it had on you? This is your chance to pay it forward and help others b-there for their loved one dealing with cancer. Because no one should have to face cancer alone. 💪
 
Here's how your contribution will support the young adult cancer community... 🫶

➡️ $25 donation provides a hospital with supporter roadmaps for 10 patients and their supporters. (Goal: 200 donations at this level)

➡️  $50 donation helps fund one b-there for YA Support Kits (coming in 2023). Each kit includes a Supporter Roadmap, access to our digital resource suite, and practical tools and comfort items that will be distributed to newly diagnosed adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patients and their supporters to help them get off to a good start and stay connected. The best part? These kits will be designed by those that have been there. (Goal: 100 donations at this level)

➡️ $100 donation helps ensure that newly diagnosed patients and their supporters receive the help they need throughout treatment and beyond with our recently launched b-there connection and support app. (Goal: 50 donations at this level)

➡️ $500 donation will help support our 2023 Spark Tank Innovation Workshop, where young adult survivors, supporters, researchers, health professionals, and advocates gather to explore the gaps and barriers that contribute to social isolation and poor mental health after cancer and brainstorm solutions that spark improved quality of life and health outcomes for AYAs with cancer. (Goal 10 donations at this level)
 
Will you Give the Gift of Presence and help us raise $20,000 this holiday season to support the implementation of our programs in hospitals and schools nationwide? With your help, b-present can enable thousands of young adult cancer patients and their supporters across the U.S. to become advocates at home, at school, and in their communities for connections and support. 
 
✨More about b-present✨
The b-present Foundation is a nonprofit inspired by and founded in memory of 20-year-old Kirsten Westerman, who we lost to leukemia in 2016. Our work focuses on improving social support so adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer between the ages of 15-39, and their communities of support, stay connected and are supported throughout treatment and beyond. 

b-present approaches this critical work from two angles: preventative and supportive. Creating awareness and providing the support network with tangible tools and guidance to navigate their support experience are vital first steps to preserving and sustaining that important community of support.

b-present foundation

For cancer information, call 1-800-227-2345 anytime, day or night, or visit www.cancer.org

The American Cancer Society is leading the fight for a world without cancer. 

We’re finding cures and doing so much more. 

The ACS supports patients with free lodging near hospitals, free rides to treatment, and our live 24/7 cancer helpline.  

We’re providing information, tools and services to help people cope with the challenges and questions that come with a cancer diagnosis.  

We’re making breakthroughs in research and urging lawmakers to improve access to care.

When it comes to cancer, we are the only organization attacking from every angle.

American Cancer Society

ConnectMyVariant's mission is to end hereditary cancer by bringing families together.

ConnectMyVariant is an educational health-focused nonprofit organization that supports individuals and families with hereditary cancer in their early detection and prevention efforts. We provide unique value by leveraging our evidenced-based family connection protocols to help people identify other at-risk relatives and help those relatives access genetic testing and tailored preventative medical care. ConnectMyVariant brings people with the same genetic risk together through our variant database and community engagement events to share experiences, find common ancestors, and help each other get the best medical care. ConnectMyVariant also works to increase awareness of the benefits of family outreach among physicians, others who provide prevention care, and the broader genealogy community.
 
Our key activities are:
    Working with patients to implement personalized family outreach plans
    Interactive educational workshops that train patients to talk to relatives about inherited cancer risk
    Variant specific family reunions to share prevention stories and plan outreach to cousins
    Genealogy assistance to help connect individuals in variant groups
    Individual equity and inclusion grants for family and community outreach

Need and Impact:
When hereditary cancer risk is known, family outreach has been proven to be the most effective and cost-effective intervention for early detection and prevention. It is recommended by multiple guidelines. Despite overwhelming evidence, family outreach assistance is not reimbursed by insurance or integrated into healthcare. Many people suffer and die from hereditary cancer that could have been prevented or caught early.
 
We have shown that our strategies to encourage family outreach can act as a communication multiplier. Our pilot research at the University of Washington showed that this approach enhanced patient experience, was considered ethical, and was appreciated by newly identified relatives. Our approach is low-cost and is 25 to 50 times more effective than cancer prevention education and outreach interventions that target the general population.

Equity and Inclusion:
ConnectMyVariant is committed to being a leader for equity, diversity, and inclusion in hereditary disease prevention. ConnectMyVariant’s goal is to spread awareness among all individuals and families about inherited disease risk. All project staff, participants, and partners in ConnectMyVariant have an equal voice in developing innovative ways to improve hereditary disease outreach and prevention for all people. By fostering a diverse and inclusive community, we can provide knowledge and opportunities that have been historically inaccessible to millions of people.

ConnectMyVariant

Hoop For All is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that uses sports to create health awareness and financially aid patients during treatment.

Our five health focuses are cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, mental health, and HIV/aids. We create awareness by executing sporting events that provide resources on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Our events also serve as a platform to financially aid affected patients during the treatment and recovery process. In 2018, we launched the Hoop For All Ambassador Program to train and mentor students interested in careers within the sports, health, and entertainment industry.

Hoop For All Foundation

Our mission is to find a cure for brain cancer.

Our mission is to find a cure for brain cancer by advancing scientific research, increasing awareness within the medical community and supporting patients, their families, and caregivers afflicted with this devastating disease.

Voices Against Brain Cancer

Fueling the discovery and development of powerful immunotherapies for all types of cancer.

Since 1953, we've led the field with support for immunotherapy research and clinical trials. Together with our donor, patient, and scientist communities, we continue to fund revolutionary breakthroughs to cure all types of cancer.

By harnessing the innate powers of the body's immune system, immunotherapy treatments have the potential to achieve complete, long-lasting remissions and cures for all types of cancer. Immunotherapy is already saving lives, and while responses vary from patient to patient, with further research, we can bring more effective treatments to more cancer patients.

Cancer Research Institute

The mission of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is the elimination of cancer and related diseases as causes of human suffering and death.

Our interdisciplinary teams of world-renowned scientists and humanitarians work together to prevent, diagnose and treat cancer, HIV/AIDS and other diseases.

Fred Hutch

We provide medical shirts to pediatric cancer patients. Our shirts snap up both sides for easy access to port and lines.



Luke’s FastBreaks supports children, adolescents and young adults diagnosed with cancer. We strive to promote normalcy and restore dignity during treatment by replacing the hospital gown with our unique Medical Shirts.

Stats:
Donated over 50K Medical Shirts
Served 70+ Pediatric Hospitals
Established 2016
Dallas, Texas

Luke's FastBreaks

Saving lives across all populations through cancer prevention and early detection. Our vision is to Stop Cancer Before It Starts!®

Vision
Stop Cancer Before It Starts!®

Reducing the cancer mortality rate by focusing individual behaviors, public policy, and research on prevention and early detection

Addressing all preventable cancers across all populations

Making prevention knowledge and early detection services more accessible for people in medically underserved communities

Collaborating with partners to maximize the effectiveness and reach of the prevention and early detection programs and message

Creating an energizing and productive workplace that people want to join

Mission
The mission of the Prevent Cancer Foundation® is saving lives across all populations through cancer prevention and early detection.

Goals
The Foundation is rising to meet the challenge of reducing cancer deaths by 40% by 2035. To achieve this, we are committed to investing:

$20 million toward research in innovative technologies to detect cancer early and advance multi-cancer screening.

$10 million to expand cancer screening and vaccination access to medically underserved communities.

$10 million to educate the public about screening and vaccination options.


Prevent Cancer Foundation

Gilda's Club South Jersey offers support, education and hope to men, women, young adults, teens and children impacted by cancer - free of charge.

Our mission is to ensure that all people impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action and sustained by community.  Our innovative program is an essential complement to medical care, providing networking and support groups, workshops, education and social activities.

Gilda's Club South Jersey

Abby's Joy is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit created to assist families battling DIPG and partner with organizations that do the same. 

At Abby's Joy, our primary focus is our families. DIPG is a devastating diagnosis that statistically has 0% survival rate, although there are some patients defying these numbers. Our organization was born out of the pain and tragedy of DIPG taking our youngest daughter, Abigail Lynn Bramlett (Forever 6), from us on June 25, 2019 after battling this beast for a year. Our pain has been turned into purpose assuring parents, family members, and friends have the right tools and support to walk this challenging road with just a bit of relief. That relief could come in the form of not having to worry about a bill being paid, or having to take off from work to be with your child because they are literally fighting to live. This relief could look like helping to make a dream come true or ease the burden of end of life expenses. We are also available for one on one conversations to talk out any and all of the "it's not fair, scary, this shouldn't be happening" thoughts that inevitably enter the minds of anyone associated with a DIPG diagnosis. We have very lofty goals for this foundation including our website that is an ever evolving entity with newest possible treatments from all over the world, comfort and support measures, step by step instructions/suggestions for different steps of this journey and a place to listen to those of us who have walked this road. We come to the aid of DIPG families selected by our Board of Directors in the form of monthly grants.  We are working on information packets to be distributed throughout hospitals for new DIPG families, One goal is to provide connection and distraction for both patients and families through advance communication technology (this is a work in progress). We are working on a YouTube channel that will hold inspirational content or just a place to hear "You're not alone".  All of our board members and staff are strictly volunteers. All of our family support comes from generous donors like you! We host multiple fundraisers throughout the year

DIPG is a path no one ever chooses. It is thrust upon us with sometimes little warning and very little time. While modern medicine searches for a cure or even a viable treatment, Abby's Joy is here to help navigate the "til then" moments.  

THANK YOU for taking time to hear us. 

Abbys Joy

Sofia's Hope is a charity fighting childhood cancer with HOPE. Mission is to increase awareness, fund research & patient programs

Sofia's Hope was inspired by the life and death of Sofia Blanco at the age of thirteen.  And it is because of her and the over 17,000 children in the U.S. diagnosed every year with cancer that we will fight cancer by:

Raising childhood cancer awareness and the fact that children are dying every day waiting for promising new treatments;

Funding childhood cancer research and advances in treatment, especially as it relates to their long-term effects (including prevention, detection and treatment); and

Offering programs that enhance the quality of life of children with cancer.

Sofia's Hope

Since 1949, LLS has pioneered groundbreaking cancer research. Beating Cancer is in our Blood.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is at the forefront of the fight to cure cancer. We are the largest nonprofit dedicated to creating a world without blood cancers. Since 1949, we’ve invested nearly $1.3 billion in groundbreaking research, pioneering many of today’s most innovative approaches.

Cancer is a heck of an opponent.

It's a bully. But we aren't afraid of a fight.
It's elusive. But our focus never fades.
It's deadly. But we are known cancer killers.

Since 1949, we've pioneered groundbreaking research that leads us to believe we will find the cures for cancer in our blood.

We were born to defeat this opponent.
We are The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Sacramento-based public charity whose mission is to empower cancer survivors through exercise.

The goal of the Triumph Cancer Foundation is to empower cancer survivors to recapture their lives after treatment while exercising with a group of like-minded individuals.  Participants build muscle mass and strength, increase flexibility and endurance, and improve their capacity to perform activities of daily living.  The program also may reduce the severity of cancer side effects, prevent unwanted weight changes, and improve energy levels and self esteem.

Triumph Cancer Foundation

A volunteer-driven charity committed to empowering those in our community who are affected by cancer.

SOUL RYEDERS is a volunteer-driven charitable organization, based in Westchester County, NY, committed to empowering those in our community who are affected by cancer.  From diagnosis through treatment, recovery and survivorship, we offer practical resources and nurturing support services that provide dignity, confidence, hope, and compassion.

Soul Ryeders

Our vision is to create a world in which all patients with pancreatic cancer will thrive.

No one should have to face pancreatic cancer alone.

Our mission is to take bold action to improve the lives of everyone impacted by pancreatic cancer by advancing scientific research, sharing knowledge and advocating for patients:

• We fund transformative research — everything from early detection to innovative new treatment approaches.
• We provide information about treatment options, diet and nutrition, support resources and more, and we can answer all your questions along the way.
• We work with thousands of grassroots advocates to urge Congress to increase federal research funding for pancreatic cancer, and we get results.

Pancreatic Cancer Action Network

 Where we are Creating Outliers, One Mind at a time

Our mission is to promote awareness brain cancer and its symptoms in the hope of patients getting earlier diagnosis and better survival rates.  We also will fund targeted research in the ultimate hope of finding a cure.

Gray Matters Brain Cancer Foundation

Dedicated to making a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families.

MARISA’S MISSION is a non profit organization dedicated to making a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families. Our goal is to inspire hope, support research, and financially meet the needs of those impacted by this disease.

Marisa's Mission

The LIVESTRONG Foundation fights to improve the lives of people affected by cancer now.

We have a Mission Question, not a Mission Statement, because we believe that we can only achieve the best solutions through asking the right questions. We ask survivors and caregivers what they need, we ask the system how it can be more person-centered, we ask innovators how we can bring impossible ideas to life.


LIVESTRONG

SCCA brings together the leading research teams and cancer specialists of Fred Hutch, Seattle Children's, and UW Medicine.

Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) represents a union of patients and caregivers, physicians and researchers, care and cures in the pursuit of better, longer, richer lives for our patients.

Above all, we exist to move patients forward, past boundaries and toward hope, beyond fear and closer to discovery. SCCA is the intersection of compassion and hard science. Where a real difference can be made today and true progress happens tomorrow. This uniquely bold and inventive approach truly sets us apart.

We treat care differently. And because of that, we see patients differently too. Our care combines powerful science with devoted collaboration, where boundary-pushing discovery happens — care and science working together.

It is our fundamental belief that working in partnership with our patients is essential to who we are today and in the future.

Seattle Cancer Care Alliance

Educational organizations focused on stem cell research. 

Conducting research to uncover the molecular basis of cancer and degenerative diseases with the emphasis on multiple myeloma.

Stem Cell Cancer And Regenerative Medicine Research Inc

Committed to innovative cancer research, community education & patient support 

Founded in 1996 by a group of dedicated physicians, patients, and volunteers, Tower Cancer Research Foundation has developed a legacy of supporting high impact research and clinical trials. This includes research that resulted in the approval of 15 new cancer drugs and the expansion of treatment options for cancer patients all over the world. To carry on this tradition, each year the non-profit awards a multitude of different scientific grants from one-year $100,000 Career Development Grants to five year $500,000 Senior Investigator Grants to $1,000,000 Multi-Disciplinary Discovery Funds.
While the foundation’s primary thrust is funding innovative research in the hope of eradicating the disease for future generations, Tower also provides support for those currently facing a diagnosis through the Magnolia House, the patient services division of the foundation. The aim of these educational support workshops and mind-body programs is to help survivors and their loved ones develop a physical and emotional tool kit to manage the challenges of the disease.  In addition, Tower also awards Community Partner Grants to other non-profits in the Southern California area offering support programs to cancer survivors and their families. By partnering with these organizations, Tower is able to extend their reach and improve the lives of underserved survivors across the country.

Tower Cancer Research Foundation

We seek to help children with cancer in Nepal and their families.

The Leonardo Edward Shrestha Foundation was founded in loving memory of Leonardo Edward Shrestha, whom we lost to brain cancer on October 31, 2019. Our precious Leo graced this world for only 8 and a half months, but through his memorial foundation, we want to give other children like Leo a chance to experience the world much longer. His story and battle with brain cancer has motivated us to help other children like him.

Leonardo Edward Shrestha Foundation

CFFNM was established by a group of oncologists in response to the unique needs of cancer patients throughout northern New Mexico.

It was discovered that some patients, once diagnosed with cancer, were forgoing treatment because they couldn’t afford the costs associated with travel to and from the treatment center located in Santa Fe. Despite programs being available to cover medical expenses, it was the non-medical costs that posed the greatest barriers – like the ability to pay for gas or overnight lodging, especially when treatment is administered over a period of days or weeks.

The solution to this heartbreaking problem was to establish an organization with the capacity to identify and mitigate the obstacles to treatment faced by so many northern New Mexico residents. The Cancer Foundation for New Mexico was created specifically to address the overlooked, but critically important, needs of financially-challenged cancer patients and their families.

The Cancer Foundation for New Mexico has expanded its services from mileage reimbursement and overnight lodging to include the distribution of grocery cards, a growing network of support groups, and a team of trained volunteers to assist patients during treatment. The number of patients that seek out our services also continues to grow, and in 2019, we supported a record number of 28,000 patient visits.

We are the only local organization providing this level of support to cancer patients throughout northern New Mexico. A small staff and dedicated team of volunteers work together with the local medical community to increase awareness, identify patient needs, and administer services. We receive no state or federal funding and all money that we raise stays here in our local community.

No patient who qualifies for our assistance is turned away.

Cancer Foundation for New Mexico

Dedicated to curing childhood cancer by funding research & financially assisting families of kids w/ cancer nationwide.

The B+ Foundation’s® mission has four areas of focus: financial assistance, cancer research, awareness and positivity.

Provide financial assistance to families of children with cancer. We have helped thousands of families across the country — financially and emotionally — as they care for their child with cancer. Through The B+ Family Assistance Program, The B+ Foundation® is the largest provider of financial assistance to families of kids with cancer in the United States.

Fund research to find cures for childhood cancers and advancements in treatment protocols. The B+ Foundation® has provided research grants to institutions all over the country such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (TN), Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (MA), Seattle Children’s Hospital (WA), Children’s Oncology Group, and the Nemours Center for Childhood Cancer Research (DE). With your support, there are children and teens alive today due to research funded in part by The B+ Foundation®.

Increase awareness of childhood cancer and advocate for increased research funds. Sadly, less than 4% of the federal government’s cancer research budget is used for childhood cancer research. The B+ Foundation® helped create the Coalition Against Childhood Cancer and is honored to be a member of the Alliance for Childhood Cancer to advocate for more government funds.


Spread the B+ message! As it says on B+ T-shirts, “It’s not a grade. It’s an attitude.” By spreading the B+ (Be Positive) message through outreach efforts and talks, we share the lessons that Andrew taught us: have fun, set goals and try your best, show affection, and be comfortable with yourself. We all need to “Live Like Andrew.”

The B+ Foundation

The mission of UKANDU is to bring hope, joy, and connection to communities impacted by childhood and adolescent cancer.

The mission of UKANDU is to bring hope, joy, and connection to communities impacted by childhood and adolescent cancer.

We recognize that cancer impacts the entire family and we aim to provide parents and caregivers a respite from the physical, emotional and financial toll childhood cancer poses to families.

UKANDU

Empowering women who have had a cancer diagnosis to survive and thrive through fitness, health and wellness services.

Our mission at Team Survivor Northwest is to provide a broad range of fitness and health education programs to enable women cancer survivors, in any stage of treatment or recovery and at any fitness level, to take an active role in their ongoing physical and emotional healing.

INCLUSION
We serve all women, without regard to race, age, color, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, physical or mental disability, or religion, with any type of cancer diagnosis, at any fitness and skill level.

QUALITY
All our instructors are experienced trainers with understanding of cancer specific needs. Program delivery is mindful of the physical and emotional sensitivities surrounding cancer.

ACCESS
Our programs are free of charge to TSNW Members. Programs are offered in various locations within the Puget Sound Region.

EDUCATION
We continually share with our community, through a variety of methods, important and emerging information related to cancer survivorship.

Team Survivor Northwest

We reduce deaths from breast cancer by providing access to screening, diagnostics and treatment services for all women.

The Rose addresses any barrier that might keep a woman from caring for her own needs. Studies show women often put personal needs on hold while tending to the needs of others. Many women cite costs and lack of access as reasons they delay preventive services. Yet early detection mammography screenings are the most powerful weapons in the fight against breast cancer—which is 98% curable when detected early.

Every service offered by The Rose is available to the uninsured through one of many sponsorship programs. In fact, the whole purpose of the Empower Her® Sponsorship Program is to ensure any woman has access to breast cancer screening, diagnosis and care. From the initial screening mammogram through diagnostic procedures such as ultrasound and biopsies, as well as access to treatment—all are part of the quality breast health care offered at The Rose.

Because every woman deserves The Rose. Every woman deserves quality breast health care.

The Rose

Compass to Care provides Non Emergency Medical Transportation for children fighting cancer and facing poverty to access treatment.

One in five children diagnosed with cancer lives in poverty.

For children whose families are facing poverty paying for the expenses to get to treatment can be a real problem. The best cancer treatment in the world cannot cure a child if he or she has no way to get there. 

Compass to Care, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, is proud to have a nationwide non emergency medical transportation (NEMT) solution that directly and immediately remove the transportation barriers to help these children get to the hospital for cancer treatment.

If you fund even one tank of gas, you can change the trajectory of a child's life - giving them hope for a healthier tomorrow and a cancer cure.  

Compass to Care

A force united by a promise to end breast cancer, funding groundbreaking research, community health & advocacy programs globally.

Susan G. Komen

Special Love's mission is to provide a community of support for children with cancer and their families.

For nearly 40 years, Special Love has provided a strong, nurturing environment for children with cancer and their families through its free camps and get-away weekends. We have also offered emergency financial assistance,  educational scholarships for young adults who have beaten cancer and are ready to move on with their lives, and scholarships for their siblings.

Special Love’s Camp Fantastic is a protocol within the National Cancer Institute and a recognized charity within the National Institutes of Health

Since its inception in 1983, children have come from the Washington metropolitan area, as well as from areas across the country through partnerships with the National Cancer Institute and Mid-Atlantic area hospitals.  

Each year, Special Love serves hundreds of children, families, and young adults, and receives no government funding.  All operating funds are provided by individual, corporate, and foundation donors. Children who participate in and benefit from Special Love's programs range in age from 7-17 years of age, and young survivors ages 18-30 years of age.

~Camp Fantastic – is held at the Northern Virginia 4-H Center located in Front Royal, Virginia; and welcomes more than 100 children each year who are actively in treatment, or survivors up to 5 years past treatment as they adjust to their “new normal.”   Campers range in age from 7 to 17.
~BRASS Camp and BRASS Weekend – stands for BRothers And SiSters.  BRASS is designed specifically for the siblings of our patients, as well as bereaved siblings.  BRASS offers them a place for open, honest dialog with other campers and counselors to ensure they too are enveloped in a strong support system where they can put the family trauma of cancer away to spend time being a kid, with the focus completely on them. 
~Family Weekends – a weekend getaway experience for the whole family that provides patients, families, survivors, and bereaved families the opportunity to join together and share what they have learned with each other on their cancer journey. These weekends also provide quality family time, which is scare during a cancer journey, and patients, survivors and families the opportunity to discuss how they are coping, or have coped; and why, even at the darkest times, there is room for joy.
~Parents Getaway Weekend – is a weekend solely for the parents of patients and survivors who are 30 years old or younger and still live at home, as well as bereaved parents.  The weekend is planned for parents, by parents to provide them with a safe place to share and support one another in a small group setting; and as an outlet to deal with the facts of cancer individually, and ultimately regain a sense of control.  The weekend welcomes parents of recently diagnosed patients as well, offering them a new community of support they will need on their child’s cancer journey.
Parents Weekend also provides the parents with spa-caliber treatment options such as massages, yoga, and make-up makeovers; as well as local activities and shopping, along with a Saturday night dinner dance.  All things they no longer have time to enjoy.

VOICE (Virtual Online In-Hospital Camp Experience
In 2020, when the nation shut-down due to the COVID19 pandemic, Special Love developed and launched VOICE (Virtual Online In-home Camp Experience) within two weeks to continue its mission of providing a community of support for the children and their families. The pandemic was not going to stop us, knowing the added turmoil the pandemic would make in the lives of families already dealing with the unthinkable heartache of childhood cancer, and children with cancer would feel even more isolated and alone. 
VOICE began with virtual campfires, fun short videos and small ways to stay connected, and as the pandemic continued, grew to include a virtual BRASS Camp for the patient’s siblings, offering an entire month of fun activities. That was soon followed by a week-long virtual Camp Fantastic, which brought all the joy of “camp” to not only campers confined at home, but those in the hospital as well. Each day started with morning assembly, and ended with virtual cabin chats. 
Prior camp, each camper was sent a “Camp in a Box” kit packed with everything they needed to participate in every activity.  
As the pandemic continued, VOICE grew into a twice monthly program reaching children across the country, and the Atlantic Ocean, and in the isolation of hospital rooms.


Emergency Financial Relief Program
A cancer diagnosis changes every aspect of a family’s life. Next to the well-being of a child, a parent’s most pressing concern is often financial.

Special Love provides emergency financial relief to families who have participated Special Love’s programming, as well as other families dealing with a child’s cancer. Assistance helps with non-medical financial needs such as utilities, rent and mortgage, as well as auto repair and payment and assisting in laying a child to rest.  

In 2020, Special Love experienced twice the number of requests than in previous years, and not only assisted with funeral expenses, but helped one young man keep the dream of a future family alive by paying the cost for storage of his sperm while he undergoes cancer treatment. 

Educational Scholarships for Cancer Survivors
Childhood cancer leaves families with debt, and some survivors with learning challenges that may make it difficult to attend, or get into a college or other post-secondary educational institution and trade schools.  Each year, Special Love provides 35 to 40 educational scholarships to young cancer survivors who have participated in Special Love’s programs to assist with books, housing, and tuition.

Special Love’s young scholarship recipients have endured challenges and heartache during their treatments and move on with their lives by exhibiting great courage and strength.  All have determined not to let cancer define them, or limit their futures.


Special Love

To educate Black women and women of color about Inflammatory Breast Cancer.  


Fighting 4 the Tatas Breast Cancer Organization provides emotional, educational, and financial assistance to cover basic needs quickly and compassionately to women and men undergoing breast cancer treatments.

Fighting 4 the Tatas

Our mission is to improve the lives of children diagnosed with cancer in Armenia.

City of Smile, USA's mission is to improve the lives of children diagnosed with cancer in Armenia by raising awareness and funds to provide life-saving treatments as well as emotional, nutritional and psychological support for affected children and their families.

City Of Smile - USA

Our mission is to put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

YMCA of Greensboro

CaraKit Cares is the non-profit arm of CaraKit, an organization providing care packages for women in chemo, surgery, & radiation.

At CaraKit Cares, we are committed to helping women in need going through chemo, surgery and radiation treatments--many on disability, medical leave or out of work entirely. 
The women we serve often can't afford the basic at-home needs when dealing with medical treatment side effects and many times they don't have friends or family who are able to help or provide.  We are the non-profit arm of CaraKit, a for-profit company providing custom gift kits for women in treatment--and we use this knowledge to create charity kits and donate them free of charge to women who need them.

CaraKit Cares

40% of Americans are exposed to secondhand smoke. American Nonsmokers Rights Foundation (ANRF) saves lives from secondhand smoke.

ANRF is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit organization, which creates comprehensive programs to prevent the harmful effects of secondhand smoke and smoking among youth and adults. The organization has more than 35 years experience promoting prevention and education about smoking, secondhand smoke, and exposing tobacco industry interference with public health policies. Our goals include educating the public about the health effects of secondhand smoke and the benefits of smokefree environments. Ultimately, our efforts are intended to create a smokefree generation in America that rejects tobacco use and is savvy to tobacco industry tactics. Our sister organization Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights (ANR) is a 501(c)(4) and is the leading lobbying organization dedicated to nonsmokers' rights, working to close the gaps in smokefree protections in thousands of communities nationwide.

American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation

Camino Health Center is a nonprofit organazation serving the underserved and uninsured residents of south Orange County. 

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Camino Health Center

PPRM provides education, advocacy, and patient-centered sexual and reproductive health care, including abortion care. 

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains

We envision all communities in Oregon having access to resources needed for everyone's health and well-being.

We promote healthy communities by collaboratively addressing local needs to improve access to care and health-related services through advocacy, education, and technical assistance. 

Access Care Anywhere

The Childhood Cancer Project in a nonprofit, 501(c)3 which funds rare, child and adolescent cancer research, established in 2017.


Cancer is the leading cause of death by disease for children in the U.S.
Survival rates can vary depending on the type of cancer.
About 420,000 childhood cancer survivors live in the U.S., with many more around the world.

Cancer is bad enough. But when it affects a child, it is particularly devastating. Because kids deserve a chance to experience life. To laugh and have fun. To be amazed and to dream. To grow up. 

Every year, there are over 250,000 new cases of cancer that affect children under the age of 20 worldwide, that's over 700 kids diagnosed with cancer every single day. Despite this, childhood cancer research is severely underfunded. 

Unfortunately, we can't count on federal funding to help kids with cancer. Not only has there been an alarming decrease in budgets, but less than 4% of the NCI's federal funding goes towards research for all childhood cancers, combined. 


The Childhood Cancer Project is committed to funding rare child, adolescent, and young adult cancer research and to the development of more effective and less toxic treatments for cancer’s youngest warriors. 

Please help us "Develop Cures" and "Deliver Hope."

The Childhood Cancer Project

We empower patients of color with the knowledge and trust to pursue clinical trials that can save or extend their lives.


Karen's Club

Animal Cancer Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization focused on funding research in comparative oncology to help pets & people.

Animal Cancer Foundation

Kpsna Charitable Foundation Inc is a nonprofit organization focused on philanthrophy, voluntarism, or grantmaking. It is based in Waxhaw, NC. It received its nonprofit status in 2014.

KPSNA Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Be one of the revolutionaries, invest into a cause that saves millions of lives by reducing alcohol use through alcohol taxation

Alcohol taxation is the single most effective solutions to prevent and reduce alcohol related harm. Nearly 3 million people die every year due to alcohol. Moreover, alcohol use is connected with diseases like cancer, violence, injuries, loss of productivity, poor school performance. 

The Center for Alcohol Policy Solutions (CAPS) is an evidence-based non-profit organisation that aims to save lives and promote well-being through alcohol taxation. We do this by partnering with decision makers to develop and implement evidence-based,
public health oriented alcohol taxation - the single most cost-effective policy solution to reducing alcohol consumption and related harm.

Our vision is a world where people can live healthy lives and actively shape their environments free from harm caused by alcohol.

Center for Alcohol Policy Solutions (CAPS)

PCF is the leader in philanthropic funding, accelerating the world's most promising prostate cancer research.

The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) is the world’s largest philanthropic source of support for prostate cancer research to discover better treatments and cures for prostate cancer.

Prostate Cancer Foundation

Improvement in survivorship of lung cancer patients by funding transformative science. The ultimate goal is curing the disease

Welcome to LCFA, LUNG CANCER FOUNDATION OF AMERICA   LCFA’s mission is the dramatic improvement in survivorship of lung cancer patients through the funding of transformative science, with the ultimate goal of curing the disease.  To accomplish this, LCFA will work to raise both the funds and the national profile of lung cancer in order to substantially increase support of innovative and groundbreaking research efforts.  Life should take your breath away. Not lung cancer.

LCFA: Lung Cancer Foundation of America

Protecting kids. Saving lives. Because tobacco has killed enough.

1. Educate the public and policy makers about the tobacco problem and solutions.  2. Expose and counter tobacco industry efforts to market to children and mislead the public.  3. Advocate for proven solutions that reduce tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke.  4. Mobilize organizations and individuals to join the fight against tobacco use.  5. Empower a tobacco-free generation by fostering youth leadership and activism.  6. Enhance tobacco prevention efforts worldwide by sharing programs and information with international partners.

Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

ZERO's mission is to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action.

ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer is a national 501(c)(3) organization recognized with 4 out of 4 stars by Charity Navigator, with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action.

ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer

Funds cutting-edge research and gives people practical tools and information to help them prevent – and survive – cancer.

The American Institute for Cancer Research funds research on the relationship of nutrition, physical activity and weight management to cancer, interprets the science and educates the public about the results.  AICR also provides a wide range of educational programs to help Americans make lifestyle changes for lower cancer risk.