The organizations below provide a wide range of services, information and support. For disease-specific or additional resources, please reach out to us at [email protected].
Written information on different cancers and treatment options; database of sources for patient services.
Free personalized websites that connect family and friends during a serious health event to share updates and receive messages of support.
Free personalized websites that connect family and friends during a serious health event to share updates and receive messages of support.
Publications, counseling/support services and financial aid.
Offers support to those who find themselves battling a cancer diagnosis and undergoing IV chemotherapy or intensive immunotherapy treatment.
Offers support to those who find themselves battling a cancer diagnosis and undergoing IV chemotherapy or intensive immunotherapy treatment.
Free one-on-one emotional peer support to adult cancer patients and their loved ones.
Aims to improve the health of cancer patients and survivors by giving them knowledge to cook their way through treatment and into a healthy survivorship.
Aims to improve the health of cancer patients and survivors by giving them knowledge to cook their way through treatment and into a healthy survivorship.
Dedicated to removing the financial barriers standing between a cancer patient and their treatment.
Pairs cancer fighters and survivors with mentors who have fought and survived the same types of cancer.
Create personalized free printable medication chart and set e-mail and text reminders for when it is time to take medication.
Reducing financial barriers to care for underinsured patients with chronic or life-altering diseases.
Organize your schedule, track your medications and symptoms, and access cancer care navigation support with this digital app for your cancer care.
The U.S. Government’s main agency for cancer research and information. Offers numerous free publications.
A social support network created by a cancer survivor, with the mission of helping people deal more effectively with life before, during and after cancer.
Patients can easily upload medical images from CDs at home, or at over 7,400 select CVS® Pharmacy locations using a Kodak Moments® Photo Kiosk, to share with their physicians, or to view and store.
Part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Primary Federal agency for conducting and supporting medical research.
Current information on drug assistance programs including requirements and application forms, discount drug cards, and disease based assistance programs.
Provides education on the practical and legal issues that may impact individuals diagnosed with cancer.
Learn about the importance of a precise cancer diagnosis.
Provides ViaCord’s cord blood banking with five years of storage at no cost to expecting parents.
The internet’s ultimate resource for information on Social Security Disability benefits.
Supporting children through "Magic" and beyond their parent's cancer with free, fun-filled university programs and a lifelong community.
Helps adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients, survivors and caregivers know they are not alone.
Provides grants and scholarships to young adult survivors to help supplement money that was lost during treatment.
Provides support to Jewish families that have children in or having recently completed cancer treatment.
Age-specific language on how to talk to your child about cancer.
A national non-profit organization with a mission to empower those affected by young adult cancer.
Free National program serving clients up to age 21 with online Application.
Financial aid and fundraising assistance.
Antidote is on a mission to transform the way that sponsors and patients connect in order to accelerate medical research with clinical trial volunteers.
Learn more about clinical trials.
Books, monthly newsletters, and an on-line support network.
Recommendations from the Mayo Clinic regarding nutrition and diet changes that may be needed after transplant.
Fundraising assistance and donor awareness information.
Peer support, education and awareness.
Links patients with survivors.
Generates and shares statistical information on transplantation.
Donor registry, transplant center directory, and patient advocacy groups.
Fertile Hope is a LIVESTRONG initiative dedicated to providing reproductive information, financial assistance, and searchable database of doctors and services for patients whose medical treatments present the risk of infertility.
A resource from the Oncofertility Consortium with answers to cancer-related fertility questions and assistance in finding local fertility preservation specialists.
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center covers how cancer impacts sexuality for survivors in general, men specifically, and women specifically.
CFAC is a coalition of financial assistance organizations with a database that can be searched by diagnosis or type of assistance.
List of organizations that offer financial assistance to people affected by cancer includes basic living expenses, child care, equipment, scholarships, housing, medical
Tool from the Patient Advocate BMCF to help sort resources for a broad range of needs including housing, utilities, food, transportation to medical treatment, home health care, medical devices, and pharmaceutical agents.
With rising cancer rates, our work has never been more important. All donations for the Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation go to services that directly help cancer patients, survivors, and families. The Foundation relies 100% on private donations. We depend on individual and corporate donors, as we don’t receive government or public funding. We offer innovative ways to contribute, and options for doubling the impact of donations. Thank you for your support, it means so much to so many patients.
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