Resources and Partners

One out-of-your-comfort-zone activity can prove to everyone in your family, that when you work together, you can accomplish anything. Adventures can look like ice skating, camping, backpacking, hiking, skiing, surfing, rock climbing, snowshoeing, cycling, zip lining, kayaking, trapeze training, sailing, and on and on your options go. Dream it up and we will set it up.

The Atrium Foundation provides financial support to cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers to help protect their livelihood and thrive through their journey of survivorship. They pay in full or partially medical, living, such as mortgage, rent, and utilities, and mental health and wellness bills. Space is limited so learn more and apply at the link below.

The mission of the breasties is to empower those affected by breast and reproductive cancers by igniting strength and positivity through connection, free retreats, wellness activities, events and an all-inclusive resourceful online community. the hope is to spread the message that whatever you are going through — you are not alone.

The mission of the Breast Cancer Foundation of Central Florida (BCFCF) is to ease the financial worries of local, Central Florida breast cancer patients and their families. No one should ever have to choose between paying essential household bills or paying for medical treatment.

Breast Friends’ mission is to ensure that no woman goes through a diagnosis of cancer alone. Regardless of where you are in your journey, we are here for you. Helping you navigate this new and challenging path in your life with support and understanding​.

Cancer Pathways offers a welcoming space that provides psychosocial support, healing, validation, empowerment, and solace to ANYONE impacted by cancer. Our licensed mental health professionals work alongside you and your loved ones to help navigate your specific cancer journey. All services come at no cost to you and your family.

You are not alone on the ovarian cancer journey. Clearity provides one-to-one science-based treatment information to patients and families. Our support is personalized, based on each woman’s unique needs and priorities. We provide individualized information you can trust, when you need it.

At Do Cancer we believe everyone should have access to the best cancer care. We are committed to sharing proven treatment plans, wellness education, carefully vetted products, and cancer program scholarships for whole-person healing.

Family Reach is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to removing the financial barriers standing between cancer patients and their treatment — such as loss of income, increased out-of-pocket expenses, and socioeconomic factors. When faced with these financial barriers, families have to make impossible decisions like choosing between paying for treatment or basic essentials like housing, food, and transportation. No family should have to choose between their health and their home — and Family Reach won’t stop until that’s the reality.

The Foundation for Women’s Cancer (FWC) is dedicated to increasing public awareness of gynecologic cancer risk awareness, prevention, early detection and optimal treatment. They offer events, education, & help getting connected to clinical trials.

In honor of Josh Powell, using his story and vision to motivate and encourage others battling sarcoma cancer to be open about their battle, fight their fight, and keep going despite the odds stacked against them. The mission is empowering the minds of newly diagnosed sarcoma patients, providing them with inspiration, encouragement, and motivation to keep going beginning on their first day of treatment.

Together with previvors, survivors and caregivers, Liv & Let creates space, share resources, and tell our stories and support one another.

Liv & Let has done the work for you of gathering gifts, organizations and research to help you through your cancer journey.

Move Over Breast Cancer brings an empowering experience right to your doorstep. Our one on one and physically distanced programs are safe and necessary for true healing. People need people and MOBC is here to safely make that happen!

On a mission to promote ovarian cancer awareness and education; support those diagnosed and survivors; and advocate for public policy and funding.

OCRA believes in a 360 degree approach in our efforts to eradicate ovarian cancer. In addition to research and advocacy, OCRA supports patients with a peer-matching program in hospitals and online (Woman to Woman); convenes the oldest and largest annual Ovarian Cancer National Conference®; trains interested individuals to become effective advocates at both the state and federal level through the Advocate Leaders program; and unites grassroots ovarian cancer organizations through membership in our Community Partners.

The Pink Lemonade Project serve all of Oregon and SW Washington, connecting patients, survivors, and those living with metastatic breast cancer with a community of support along their journey.

No one undergoing breast cancer treatment should ever have to choose between getting medical care or paying their household bills. Sadly, treatment costs, coupled with income loss, force them into hard decisions. The financial side can be just as devastating as the medical side. That's why there's the Pink Fund, providing Real Help for the Other Part of the Fight.

Pink Sistas provides women that have had a diagnosis of breast cancer and give them a weekend to be whole and to have courage to look at tomorrow with hope. Our events help us fundraise so that we can provide these women with the opportunity to attend one of our many retreats at NO cost.

Pretty Girls With Cancer, primary focuses is on mental health, recognizing the significant impact cancer can have on a person's emotional well-being, self-esteem, confidence committed to helping cancer survivors and patients regain a positive sense of self, building strong relationships and fostering a sense of community. PGWC support groups and networking events provide opportunities for survivors, patients, and caregivers to connect with others who share similar experiences.

An off-shoot of Adventure Therapy, Rise has gathered experts who also have first-hand experience with the cancer experience. The team has conducted interviews with these experts to help you understand and process your journey with cancer. To get started, pick a topic that interests you and sign up to watch a series of informational videos. Please feel free to add comments to our videos to start a conversation with other survivors. This is a community here for you. All modules are free of charge!

Stupid Cancer's mission is to help empower everyone affected by adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer by ending isolation and building community. Stupid Cancer offers a lifeline to the adolescent and young adult cancer community by providing age-appropriate resources to help navigate treatment and survivorship on your own terms.

Tigerlily Foundation is a national breast cancer foundation providing education, awareness, advocacy and hands-on support to young women (15-45) – before, during and after breast cancer.

Touch, The Black Breast Cancer Alliance drives the collaborative efforts of patients, survivors, advocates, advocacy organizations, health care professionals, researchers and pharmaceutical companies to work collectively, with accountability, towards the common goal of eradicating Black Breast Cancer.

Young Survival Coalition (YSC) strengthens the community, addresses the unique needs, amplifies the voice and improves the quality of life of young adults affected by breast cancer, locally, nationally and internationally.

ZaggoCare System provides patients and families with information and tools they need to become empowered, engaged and effective members of their medical teams for the best possible care. The Zaggo blog offers helpful advice for patient and family caregivers, and Zaggo donates 100% of the profits from ZaggoCare sales to pediatric brain tumor research in memory of the founder’s son Zachary.