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Alex's Lemonade Stand (ALSF)
The ALSF produces programs to support families with travel costs, school support, navigation, sibling support, and more.
Learn more at: https://www.alexslemonade.org/search/google/childhood%C2%AD%20cancer/for-families%20%26%20support%22 

CancerCare for Kids 
CancerCare for Kids provides support services, counseling, resource navigation for parents, children, and adolescents, and information to help kids understand cancer.  
Learn more at https://www.cancercare.org/forkids  

*Camp Happy Days 
Camp Happy Days serves children with cancer and their families across South Carolina. Camp Happy Days offers support and encouragement by providing cost-free year-round programs, special events, and access to crisis resources. The goal is to improve the physical, emotional, and psychological health of the entire family facing pediatric cancer. 
Learn more at https://www.camphappydays.org/ 

Chemo Angels 
The Chemo Angels program supports cancer patients through "buddy" support during the cancer journey. Angels send uplifting messages and supporting words of encouragement to help give patients the comfort and confidence of knowing they are not alone in their fight. Chemo Angels aims to fuel a positive attitude and aid in the road to recovery. 
Learn more at chemoangels.com 

Children's Brain Tumor Foundation 
Children's Brain Tumor Foundation provides quality-of-life programs for families with brain and spinal cord tumors. Programs include art and creativity, mentoring, online support groups for various age groups, including AVA and young professionals, yoga, and more. Sibling, parent, and caregiver resources are available as well. 
Learn more at cbtf.org 

Children's Cancer Research Fund (CCRF) 
The CCRF seeks to give children creative opportunities to express themselves and find comfort through the Big Dreams program, the C.C. Bear program, and Camp Norden. 
Learn more at childrenscancer.org 

Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2) 
CAC2 aids families of children with cancer through the Family Support Interest Group, which seeks to educate families and share resources. 
Learn more at https://cac2.org/interest-groups/family-support/ 

*Courageous Kidz 
Courageous Kidz, Inc. is a non-medical organization that strives to provide year-round activities and experiences for children with cancer in South Carolina. 
Contact: 843-767-2129
Location: 230 Old Dominion Dr., Charleston, SC 29418
Learn more at https://www.courageouskidz.org 

MaxLove Project 
The Maxlove project provides resources for families to enhance their quality of life outside the hospital; programs include personalized cooking classes, whole-family wellness resources, peer social support, and more. 
Learn more at https://www.maxloveproject.org/programs 

My DIPG Navigator 
The My DIPG Navigator program offers one-on-one support from DIPG/DMG Nurse Navigators with many years of experience in pediatric oncology. These nurses work directly with families to help them better understand the diagnosis and treatment options, connect to proper resources they may need, and offer support throughout the family's entire DIPG/DMG journey. 
Learn more at https://www.mydipgnavigator.org/ 

National Children's Cancer Society (NCCS) 
The NCCS's Family Support Program dedicates a case manager to each family throughout their journey. These case managers are trained to provide practical and emotional support and refer families to other resources. In addition, the NCCS has a Mentorship Program and a private Facebook Group to give families further ranges of support. 
Learn more https://thenccs.org/support-during-treatment/ 

Neuroblastoma Children's Cancer Society 
The Neuroblastoma Children's Cancer Society hosts a Facebook Support Group for families and patients and extensive handbooks on neuroblastoma and survivorship. • 
Learn more at https://neuroblastomachildrenscancersociety.org/2021/07/07/the-nccs-neuroblastoma-handbook-2/ 

Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation 
The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation provides resources and virtual support groups for families in all stages of diagnosis, treatment, and life afterward. 
Learn more at curethekids.org 

Pressing On 
An organization with the goal of coaching, resourcing, and uplifting families going through medical crises. It provides hospital packing lists, music playlists, and hospital care packages.  
Learn more at https://www.pressingon.org/  

ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation 
The ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation created five video series from experts at the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU that explain topics of interest. These series include Ask a Nurse, Educational Support, Family Support, Emotional Support, and Survivorship Support.
Learn more at: https://www.askccf.org/video-library.html

Association of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Nurses (APHON)  
APHON's disease-specific Handbooks for Patients and Families "provide a comprehensive overview of hematologic and oncologic diseases. This organization also provides a list of other available resources.
Learn more at https://www.aphon.org/education/patient-family-resources/

American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) 
The ACCO yields information on childhood cancer statistics, diagnosis, clinical trials, and more. In addition, the ACCO provides a virtual library resource and free books for families dealing with childhood cancer.
Learn more at https://www.acco.org.

Children's Cancer Association (CCA) 
The CCA Kids' Cancer Pages are a national resource directory that provides information and support resources for families of children with cancer.
Learn more at https://joyrx.org/resources/

Children's Oncology Group (COG) 
The Children's Oncology Group is the world's largest pediatric cancer research organization. The COG is a collaborative body of more than 200 national and international children's oncology centers, which work together to conduct clinical trials. The COG is dedicated to providing reliable information on medical knowledge, coping with cancer, and research. In addition, the COG partnered with the St. Baldricks Foundation to share the Children's Oncology Group Family Handbook for information on treatment, support, and follow-up care.
Learn more at https://childrensoncologygroup.org/patients-and-families
Access the Children's Oncology Group Family Handbook at https://childrensoncologygroup.org/family-handbook-268

Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2) 
The Coalition Against Childhood Cancer is an international, collaborative childhood cancer network seeking to advance childhood cancer causes in advocacy, family support, survivorship, research, and treatment. In addition, CAC2 hosts the Hope Portal resource database and the thoroughly vetted Childhood Cancer Fact Library.
Learn more at https://cac2.org/interest-groups/awareness/childhood-cancer-fact-library/

CureSearch 
The mission of CureSearch is to end childhood cancer by driving targeted and innovative research with measurable results in an accelerated time frame. The website offers informative online guides and resources addressing the specifics of different types of childhood cancer, what cancer is, and an extensive video library of childhood cancer-related information.
Learn more at https://www.curesearch.org

Hope Portal 
The Hope Portal is a searchable database that provides access to over 400 organizations assisting childhood cancer patients and their families. Updated frequently, this database is valuable for locating informational resources, support, summer camps, travel options, and wishes for children with cancer and their siblings.
Access at https://cac2.org/interest-groups/family-support/hope-portal/

National Cancer Institute (NCI) 
The National Cancer Institute shares information on types of cancer, treatments, coping skills, survivorship, and more. Additionally, the NCI directs families to related resources in other areas covered by the National Cancer Institute.
Learn more at https://www.cancer.gov/search/results?swKeyword=childhood+cancer

National Children's Cancer Society (NCCS) 
The NCCS provides a series of publications tailored by age. From kindergarteners to college students to parents, the NCCS publications are perfect cancer resources for all ages.
Learn more at https://thenccs.org/publications/

Understanding Childhood Cancer 
The South Carolina Cancer Alliance provides a brief overview of pediatric cancer through statistics, information on educational impacts, and additional resources. View the Understanding Childhood Cancer flyer at: https://www.sccancer.org/media/1769/pediatric-flyer-by-the-numbers-5-1.pdf

Allyson Whitney 
Awards “Life Interrupted Grants” to young adult patients aged 15-36 undergoing treatment or finished protocol within six months, lending help to concentrate on healing. Grant applications are accepted 2-3 times yearly, depending on funds. Grants cover a wide range of needs, including, but not limited to, current and residual medical bills, rent, utilities, car and health insurance premiums, IVF treatments, integrative therapies, travel expenses, computer, phone, hair pieces, etc.  
Learn more at https://allysonwhitney.org/  

American Cancer Society 
Online groups for childhood and young adult survivors.  
Contact at 800-227-2345 
Learn more at https://www.cancer.org/  

Bite Me Cancer 
Bite Me Cancer provides care packages to teenagers with cancer to offer inspiration and support. 
Learn more at bitemecancer.org/about 

Boon Project 
The Boon Project is a South Carolina-based organization that provides free, year-round programs for young adults diagnosed with cancer. Programs include the Courage Club, Fitness Force, and Patient Support. 
Learn more at https://www.boonproject.org/ 

B-Present 
This organization aims to support adolescent and young adult cancer patients by providing tools to ensure patients feel connected and supported throughout treatment. The "B-there" program eases communication between patients, friends, and families about needs and support. 
Learn more at https://b-present.org/ 

Cactus Cancer Society
The Cactus Cancer Society provides a safe place where young adults (ages 18-45) facing cancer can connect, cope, and thrive with one another in an online community through creativity and expression. The vision is to end isolation among young adults facing cancer. 
Learn more at cactuscancer.org 

CanTeen 
Australian site to support, develop, and empower kids and teens living with cancer. Offers resources and promotes understanding internationally. Survivorship-specific topics include getting back to normal life after cancer, what if my cancer comes back, relationships after cancer, and taking care of yourself after treatment. 
Learn more at https://www.canteen.org.au/  

Critical Mass: The Young Adult Cancer Alliance 
The Young Adult Cancer Alliance is a community-powered advocacy organization on a mission to ensure adolescents and young adults have no barriers to surviving and thriving after a cancer diagnosis. They work in community hospitals, cancer centers, and Washington, DC, to transform adolescent and young adult cancer care in the United States. 
Learn more at https://www.criticalmass.org/  

Dam Cancer Foundation 
The mission of the Dam Cancer Foundation is to provide financial assistance to young adults diagnosed with cancer and to fund innovative cancer treatments and research. 
Learn more at https://www.dam-cancer.org/ 

Elephants and Tea 
Elephants and Tea is the only cancer magazine targeted towards adolescents and young adults. Digital Issues are produced nearly every month and cover various survivorship topics. 
Learn more at https://elephantsandtea.com/ 

Expect Miracles Foundation - The SAMfund for Young Adult Survivors of Cancer 
The Expect Miracles Foundation SAMfund offers much-needed resources for young adult cancer survivors. The foundation offers support, scholarships, financial assistance, and family-building grants. 
Learn more at https://expectmiraclesfoundation.org/samfund/ 

Group Loop 
A safe place for teens to connect, to find support, education, and hope while dealing with a cancer diagnosis.  
Contact at 888-793-9355 
Learn more at http://www.grouploop.org/  

Hope Lab 
This organization provides video games that give teens a chance to blast their cancer in a video game. 
Learn more at https://hopelab.org/  

I Had Cancer 
Online resources for people affected by cancer include topics about survivorship, relationships, fertility, school and work, finances, emotional support, awareness, and education. 
Learn more at https://www.ihadcancer.com/  

Life Isn’t Always a Breeze, A Supportive Journal for All Teens Whose Lives are Affected by Cancer 
This book addresses the emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis on an adolescent, whether they are the person diagnosed with cancer or the person is their sibling, parent, or friend. This supportive journal is written in a user-friendly format that encourages the expression of feelings, concerns, fears, questions, hopes, and dreams while strengthening coping skills. 
Purchase at https://www.amazon.com/Always-Breeze-Supportive-Journal-Affected/dp/0965339238  

Look Good Feel Better for Teens 
Online blog and resources surrounding health, appearance, and social issues for teens facing cancer. This site is designed for teenagers, especially those between 13 and 16 years old. It has many helpful tips on hair loss, wigs, skincare, and appearance.  
Learn more at https://lookgoodfeelbetter.org/programs/teens/  

Noah's Gift Grants 
Noah's Gift Grants provide extraordinary experiences to deserving teens 13-19. These gifts are made for teens who dream of an extraordinary experience. It encourages applicants to be creative and to explore opportunities or goals they might not otherwise have had the means to achieve. Applicants are encouraged to explore educational opportunities not covered by scholarships or financial aid, such as study abroad or dues required for participation in service organizations. 
Learn more at https://noahsgift.org/noahs-gift-grants 

Re-Mission 
This computer game is a free 3D shooter video game designed for teens related to side effects, bacterial infections, etc.  
Learn more at https://hopelab.org/case-study/re-mission/?utm_source=website&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=rm-2  

Stupid Cancer 
Stupid Cancer's mission is to connect adolescent and young adult communities to end isolation and empower those affected by cancer. Stupid Cancer provides monthly Webinars and video series about exercise, mental health, relationships, and more, 
Learn more at https://stupidcancer.org/ 

Teen Cancer America (TCA) 
TCA strives to improve the lives of AVA cancer patients by improving hospitals to fit their needs better. TCA also produced the documentary Cancer Rebellion, which offers insights into the challenges faced by teen cancer survivors and their overcoming spirits. 
Learn more at https://teencanceramerica.org/community-stories/cancer-rebellion/
TCA also offers the Play It Back music program, which allows participants to learn the art of songwriting and production as a means of expression. This process gives participants the complete recording-artist experience. 
Learn more at https://teencanceramerica.org/play-it-back-music-program/ 

Ulman Foundation 
The Ulman Foundation's Patient Navigators can help adolescents and young adults manage the return to school, connections with peers, health and wellness, scholarships, communication with medical teams, and individual or family counseling. 
Learn more at https://ulmanfoundation.org/healthcare-providers/ 

Child Care Resource Center of NC 
This organization assists parents in Alleghany, Ashe, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth, Stokes, Surry, Wilkes, and Yadkin counties of NC in locating child-care and educates parents on types of child-care, what to look for, and more. 
Learn more at https://childcareresourcecenter.org/?doing_wp_cron=1641505022.1441760063171386718750 

Courageous Parents Network 
The Courageous Parents Network is a non-profit organization that orients and empowers parents and others caring for children with serious illnesses by providing resources and tools that reflect other families' and clinicians' experiences and perspectives. Here are videos, podcasts, printable guides, Guided Pathways, and blogs. You will find wisdom from families and pediatric clinicians to help you feel you are doing your best for your child and family. 
Learn more at https://courageousparentsnetwork.org/ 

Momcology 
Momcology is a national organization that provides platforms for primary caregivers to support one another, reflect on experiences, and identify personal self-care strategies. This includes online support, caregiver retreats, and more. 
Learn more at https://momcology.org/ 

We Are Brave Together (WABT) 
WABT is a supportive community for Moms of children with disabilities and all unique needs. Expanding across the United States, WABT offers retreats, gatherings, support groups, and online events and podcasts. 
Learn more at wearebravetogether.org 

13 Thirty Cancer Connect 
This organization provides educational information about cancer and tools for coping and healthy living. 
Learn more at https://13thirty.org/ 

American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) 
The ACCO provides support resources to parents of children diagnosed with cancer through face-to-face and online support groups. Additionally, the ACCO produced A Parent's Guide to Enhancing Quality of Life in Children with Cancer. 
Learn more at https://www.acco.org/psychological-and-emotional/ 
Check out A Parent's Guide at https://www.acco.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Enhancing-Quality-of-Life-small-compressed.pdf 

Angel Aid 
Angel Aid provides emotional support to families living with rare, chronic, and complex diseases. Connect with other caregivers, learn self-care tools, and be listened to without judgment. 
Learn more at angelaidcares.org 

Austin Hatcher Foundation 
The Austin Hatcher Foundation helps children and families build the tools to cope and thrive after childhood cancer. Services include counseling, music and art therapy, family programs, occupational therapy, industrial arts classes, healthy lifestyle education, and more. 
Learn more at hatcherfoundation.org 

Cancer Care Counseling 
Cancer Care’s staff of licensed oncology social workers provide free individual and support group counseling to anyone affected by cancer residing in New York or New Jersey. Counseling is available in English and Spanish and centers on the emotional and practical challenges that arise from cancer. Oncology social workers provide short-term, strengths-based emotional support and may also assist in locating practical assistance, including community resources. Counseling is offered via video-conferencing online or on the telephone. 
Learn more at https://www.cancercare.org/counseling  

CaringBridge 
This website connects family and friends during a health crisis. It can ease the burden of keeping loved ones updated while also providing a way for them to send their love and encouragement. 
Learn more at https://www.caringbridge.org/  

Cancer Support Community  
This website has professionally mentored online support groups and a discussion board. 
Learn more at https://www.cancersupportcommunity.org/  

Dear Jack Foundation 
The Dear Jack Foundation offers hope and support to young adult patients, survivors, and caregivers coping with a life-threatening cancer diagnosis. The Breathe Now program utilizes the tools of yoga, meditation, and therapeutic conversations to heal the mind and body and restore relationships between survivors and their partners after cancer treatment. The Dear Jack Foundation also offers wish granting and community connection opportunities and provides mental health resources to help support young adults during and after cancer treatment. 
Learn more at dearjackfoundation.org 

Family Connections of South Carolina 
Family Connections of South Carolina offers a variety of programs and services to address questions and concerns related to complex healthcare, mental health, and educational systems that families must navigate when caring for a child with disabilities and/or chronic/life-threatening medical issues. 
Learn more at https://www.familyconnectionsc.org/ 

Hope4NC 
The Hope4NC Helpline is here to connect North Carolinians with emotional support and mental health resources to help build coping skills and resilience during times of crisis. The helpline is available free of charge to everyone in North Carolina’s 100 counties. 
Contact at 1-855-587-3463 

Imerman Angels  
Imerman Angels provides comfort and understanding for all cancer fighters, survivors, previvors, and caregivers through a personalized, one-on-one connection with someone who has been there. 
Learn more at imermanangels.org 

Sibling Support Project 
Founded in 1990, the Sibling Support Project is a national program dedicated to the life-long and ever-changing concerns of millions of brothers and sisters of people with special developmental, health, and mental health needs. 
Learn more at https://siblingsupport.org/ 

The National Children’s Cancer Society Childhood Cancer Support Group  
Private Facebook group that provides a compassionate and supportive environment for childhood cancer survivors and their parents/guardians. The group offers a supportive environment to connect with peers, share tips/resources, and provide or receive encouragement. 
Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/groups/childhoodcancersupportnccs/ 

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A Healing Grace 
A Healing Grace strives to help families of children with cancer heal with grace and faithfulness through God. They provide fundraising assistance, Transportation and Housing Assistance, crowdfunding resources, and give grants to families with financial burdens from cancer. In addition, the Links of Love program highlights available grants that families may qualify for. 
Learn more at ahealinggrace.org 

Ashley G. Charitable Foundation 
The Ashley G. Foundation raises money to fund cancer research  and support families. This organization assists families with  financial needs and bills, funds scholarships, and provides Christmas gifts to pediatric oncology patients at MUSC. 
Learn more at http://ashleygfoundation.com/ 
To apply, fill out this form http://ashleygfoundation.com/grant_application.pdf  

Arms Wide Open Childhood Cancer Foundation (AWOCCF)  
The AWOCCF assists families with monthly grants to those facing hardship due to a child's cancer diagnosis and hosts the Helping Hands program. The Helping Hands program is a crowdfunding platform that helps families raise money without paying platform fees. , 
Learn more at https://www.awoccf.org/familysupport 
To apply, fill out this form  https://www.awoccf.org/_files/ugd/6aed53_afa896bae9d74897981ffb9524429500.pdf  

*Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation 
This program strives to lessen the financial burden on families of children with cancer through assistance covering prescription medication costs, travel costs, mortgage payments, and more.  
Learn more at https://www.bepositive.org/need-help 

*Camp Happy Days 
To ease the financial strain that pediatric cancer puts on families,Camp Happy Days provides financial assistance to qualifying families to assist with bills, groceries, gas, and other everyday needs. 
Learn more at https://www.camphappydays.org/family-programs-resources 

Campaign One at a Time (OAAT) 
Campaign OAAT's family support program hosts a fundraising opportunity for struggling families. Every dollar this program raises is given to the families who need it.  
Learn more at https://www.campaignoaat.org/support-programs 
To apply, click “Register Child” on the link above  

CancerCare 
CancerCare is a network of resources for cancer patients,· including financial help for treatment-related costs and co-pay assistance. CancerCare also provides a Helping Hand Online Financial Resource Database that highlights local and national financial resources. 
This is limited to NY and TriCare patients 
Learn more at https://cancercare.org/financial_assistance 
To apply, call 800-813-HOPE (4673)  

Cancer Genetic and Genomic Testing Health Equity Fund 
This fund is intended to cover the cost of physician prescribed Genetic and Genomic tests for cancer. Covered tests are genetic tests to determine the risk of developing cancer based on heredity and genomic testing to diagnose cancer, identify mutation, determine treatment and monitor cancer growth. The fund does not over procedures to get sample tissues, x-rays, MRIs, or scans/lab work outside of genetic and genomic tests. The fund also does not cover direct to consumer tests not prescribed by a physician.  
Learn more at https://copays.org/funds/cancer-genetic-and-genomic-testing-health-equity-fund/  

Cancer Heroes of the Carolinas 
Cancer Heroes of the Carolinas is a nonprofit organization that strives to help families emotionally and financially. Financial aid programs include assistance with medical bills, electricity, water, mortgages and rent payments, insurance, gas, food, and more. 
Learn more at cancerheroesofthecarolinas.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://cancerheroesofthecarolinas.org/contact/  

Δ CAP/C 
NC Medicaid waiver program for children with serious chronic illness/disability who require in-home care (aide or nursing level), with no waitlist. The process takes about 3 months; children with cancer diagnosis must be expected to have chronic, ongoing medical needs (several years or more) that would benefit from in-home care to qualify.  
Learn more at https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/capc  
To refer a patient, call 919-855-4340 or fill out the application form and fax it to 919-715-0052. https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/documents/providers/programs-services/capda/cap-paper-referral-form-2021/download  

* Child Cancer Fund 
The Child Cancer Fund provides financial assistance to families fighting childhood cancer. The aid helps buffer the costs of household expenses like mortgage, rent, utilities, food, and more. 
Learn more at https://childcancerfund.org/programs/assistance/ 

Cleaning for a Reason 
Cleaning for a Reason is a network of 1,200 residential cleaning companies that serve cancer families. Each client is eligible for two free home cleanings through this organization.
Learn more at https://cleaningforareason.org/patients/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://cleaningforareason.my.site.com/c4rpatients/s/patient-application  

*Clement's Kindness 
Clement's Kindness Fund for the Children was established in 2002 through the Community Foundation of Greenville to address the needs of Upstate families impacted by pediatric and AVA cancers. Their financial resources aim to relieve the burden of monthly bills, travel costs, groceries, and more from families. 
This program is limited to Prisma Upstate & Bon Secours patients 
Learn more at https://www.clementskindness.org/programs/ 

Dam Cancer Foundation 
The mission of the Dam Cancer Foundation is to provide financial assistance to young adults diagnosed with cancer and to fund innovative cancer treatments and research. 
Learn more at dam-cancer.org 
To apply, email [email protected] to request an application  

Expect Miracles Foundation - SAMfund for Young Adult Cancer Survivors 
The SAMfund supports young adult cancer survivors in the United States as they recover from the financial impact of cancer treatment. The SAM fund helps young adults progress toward their personal, professional, and academic goals through direct financial assistance and free online support and education. 
Learn more at https://expectmiraclesfoundation.org/samfund/ 
To apply, fill out these two forms:
https://expectmiraclesfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Tax-Affidavit-Form-1.pdf  
https://expectmiraclesfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Final-MHVF-for-Fall-2023-1.pdf  

Family Reach  
Family Reach is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to removing the financial barriers standing between a cancer patient and their treatment. Family Reach delivers financial education, financial coaching, resource navigation, and emergency relief funds to patients and caregivers facing a cancer diagnosis so no family has to choose between their health and their home.  
Learn more at https://familyreach.org/  

Healthwell Pediatric Financial Assistance 
Healthwell Pediatric Financial Assistance reduces financial barriers to care for medically underinsured patients with chronic or life-altering diseases. Assistance includes prescription co-pays; / health insurance premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance; pediatric treatment costs; travel costs; and behavioral health services. 
Learn more at https://www.healthwellfoundation.org/patients/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.healthwellfoundation.org/patients/apply/  

Hogs for the Cause 
Hogs for the Cause is the premier nationwide funding source for outreach services for families of children with brain cancer. Since 2009, Hogs for the Cause has awarded around two million dollars to individual families. 
Learn more and apply for grants at https://hogsforthecause.org/apply-for-a-grant/ 

Landon Strong Foundation 
The Landon Strong Foundation was created to support families impacted by childhood cancer by financial means. This found<;1tion also strives to help families build faith through prayer and counseling, and they celebrate life along every milestone. 
Learn more at landonstrongfoundation.com 

° LEISHLine Financial Aid Fund 
In partnership with Begin Again Foundation, the LEISHLine Financial Aid Fund offers one-time $1,000 grants to eligible patients with a diagnosis of Sepsis, Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) or Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS). The fund will cover expenses related to rent/mortgage, transportation, utilities, food/nutritional needs and/or lodging.  
To be eligible, the patient must meet income guidelines, application needs to be submitted within 6 months of diagnosis and the patient's doctor confirms the diagnosis.  
Learn more at https://www.beginagainfoundation.com/leishline  

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) 
The LLS provides a series of patient financial assistance programs that help offset expenses ranging from insurance premiums, transportation, dental care, and more. The LLS showcases at least half a dozen programs and partners with "Dollar For" to help eliminate medical debt. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.lls.org/support-resources/financial-support 

Δ Madison Horbuckle Children’s Cancer Foundation 
This foundation helps to ease the financial burden on families with children battling cancer and to allow families to focus on treatment & care. Families experiencing a hardship, financial burden, or who are unable to maintain employment due to a child’s cancer treatments will be prioritized for financial assistance. Financial assistance is provided directly to the family for housing, utilities, transportation, and food costs.  
Families must be a resident of Swain, Jackson, Graham, Cherokee, or Haywood NC counties to qualify. 
Learn more at https://www.madisonhornbuckle.org/  
To apply, request an application here https://www.madisonhornbuckle.org/application  

Mica Hammond Charitable Fund 
To give awards totaling approximately $2,000 annually, periodically as needed, to help pay valid noninsured expenses related to and incurred by needs-based families that use blended diets for G-tubed special needs children. To award approximately two $1,000 scholarships annually to needs-based families of children with rare or undiagnosed diseases to help those children or immediate family members attend college/education  
Learn more and apply at https://charitysmith.org/memorial-funds/mica-hammond-fund/  

My Gym Foundation 
The My Gym Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping children with disabilities and those struggling financially by awarding critically needed gifts of equipment and services. Through the generosity of their supporters, they provide these indispensable articles and services to children living with physical or developmental disabilities and those facing chronic illness or severe economic limitations.  
Learn more at https://www.mygymfoundation.org/  
To apply, fill out this form https://www.mygymfoundation.org/apply-for-a-gift/ 

National Children's Cancer Society (NCCS) 
The NCCS's Emergency Assistance Fund serves families who have a child that has been inpatient for more than 15 consecutive days. This three-hundred-dollar relief fund may be used for rent, utility payments, health insurance premiums, or other treatment- related expenses. 
Learn more at https://thenccs.org/financial-assistance/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://nc.thenccs.org/financial-aid?_ga=2.34333862.666123235.1692383936-498742409.1692038195  

Δ NC HIPP 
NC HIPP is a health insurance premium payment program for families who have Medicaid as a secondary insurance.  
Learn more at https://medicaid.ncdhhs.gov/beneficiaries/get-started/find-programs-and-services/health-insurance-premium-payment-program 
To apply, follow the steps under “apply for benefits” here https://epass.nc.gov/  

Needy Meds 
This organization can help families find help for costs of medicine 
Learn more at https://www.needymeds.org/  
To sign up, follow the steps here https://www.needymeds.org/newuser  

Oracle Health Foundation 
Oracle Health Foundation provides funding for children whose families cannot afford medical care, equipment, vehicle modifications, or displacement related to care. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.oraclehealthfoundation.org/  

The Parker Lee Project 
The Parker Lee Project helps fill the gap between medical supplies and equipment for special needs children not covered by insurance. 
Learn more at https://www.theparkerleeproject.org/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.theparkerleeproject.org/requestform.html  

Patient Advocate Foundation - Co Pay Program 
These Health Equity Funds were developed to get assistance to those people and places who need it the most. A fundamental problem is that not everyone, everywhere, has access to the same things in the same way. Where a patient lives plays a major role in determining where and how they receive care and support. Thus, PAF relies on strategic resource allocation to direct assistance to specific populations and places experiencing intense social and financial needs in a system with unequal access to safety net services and resources.  
To see if your county is eligible and to learn more, visit https://copays.org/health-equity/  

Patient Help Network (PHN) 
The PHN is operated by a small group of advocates dedicated to helping lower the financial burden of prescription medication. 
Contact at 866-218-0694. 
Learn more and request a free qualification form at http://www.patienthelpnetwork.org/ 

*Pinky Swear Foundation 
The Pinky Swear Foundation aims to reduce the financial burden for families as they navigate a child's cancer diagnosis. Their services are applicable for rent or mortgage payments, aid for auto payments, gas cards, and grocery cards. 
Learn more at https://pinkyswear.org/programs-and-resources/ 

SC Respite Coalition 
As a parent and a primary caregiver of a child with cancer, it is essential to be able to take a break or catch up on other vital tasks. The SC Respite Coalition is an organization that provides financial support to reimburse caregivers for respite care. Respite care can come in many forms, including in-home or center-based programs. 
Learn more and view applications at https://www.screspitecoalition.org/family-caregivers/get-respite-help/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.screspitecoalition.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/VoucherAppFY20-21-REVISED.pdf  

*Silverton Foundation 
The Silverton Foundation provides mortgage and rent assistance to help reduce financial and emotional burdens, allowing parents to focus on their child's health. 
Learn more at thesilvertonfoundation.org 

United Healthcare Children's Foundation 
United Healthcare Children's Foundation offers medical grants to children to get the care they need. 
Learn more at https://www.uhccf.org/apply-for-a-grant/eligibility-requirements/ 
To apply, follow the steps here https://www.uhccf.org/apply-for-a-grant/apply-now/  

Alex's lemonade Stand Foundation (ASLF) 
The ALSF’s Travel for Care program helps reduce travel expenses for families traveling elsewhere for care. This program includes assistance with gas, lodging, and airfare. Other programs include support for siblings and funding for cancer-related research. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.alexslemonade.org/childhood-cancer/for-families/travel-for-care 

Angel Flight Soars 
Angel Flight Soars provides air transportation at no cost to those needing transportation for medical treatment. 
Learn more at http://www.angelflightsoars.org/patient-services/patient-services-mission-request 

Children's Flight of Hope 
Children's Flight of Hope provides flights. to specialized medical care for children in need. 
Learn more at childrensflightofhope.org 

Christopher’s Haven 
Christopher’s Haven is a 501(c)(3) organization located in Boston, Massachusetts with a mission to operate a supportive community consisting of seven temporary apartments and a community recreation area for families of children being treated for cancer in nearby Boston hospitals 
Learn more at https://www.christophershaven.org/  
To apply for Atlanta locations, fill out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdUGMY91fohOVwuuqzUgMsvz_6_6OruDrDnNY6ks6KROW9sqA/viewform  
To apply for Boston locations, fill out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdiaackMf_uAvNEm1xRmxuzXGRT0Vc0oK_oyUprTZLKBqohfA/viewform  

Compass to Care  
This program organizes and funds travel arrangements to hospitals more than sixty miles from the child's residence. 
Patient must be under 18. Income guidelines. 
Contact: 312-515-9490  
Learn more at compasstocare.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.compasstocare.org/application/  

Hosts for Hospitals 
Affordable housing options for those receiving treatment at CHOP and surrounding hospitals.  
Learn more and apply at https://hostsforhospitals.org/  

Joe's House 
Joe's House is a nonprofit organization that locates lodging facilities near hospitals at a discounted rate.  
Contact: 7-563-7468 or info@joeshouse  
Learn more and check eligibility based on location at joeshouse.org  

Lachlan's Hope 
Lachlan's Hope is dedicated to supporting families throughout their journey with stem cell and bone marrow transplants. They provide information on the life-saving organization, Be the Match, and highlight resources for transplant and blood cancer patients. 
Learn more at lachlanshope.org 

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) 
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society provides financial assistance programs to families of children with cancer. Among these, three programs provide travel assistance of up to $500 per grant. 
Learn more at https://www.lls.org/support-resources/financial-support 

Miracle Flight 
Miracle Flight's mission is "to provide free commercial flights to those needing life-changing medical care across the United States. 
Requires a medical statement. 
Contact: 800-359-17i111 
Learn more and request a flight at miracleflights.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://miracleflights.org/flight-request-application/   

National Children's Cancer Society (NCCS) 
The NCCS strives to alleviate the burden of travel costs through its transportation assistance funds, which include existences such as mileage, airfare, and lodging. Additionally, the NCCS has an Emergency Assistance Fund for families of children who must be inpatient for their treatment. 
Learn more about the eligibility requirements at https://thenccs.org/financial-assistance/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://nc.thenccs.org/financial-aid?_ga=2.34333862.666123235.1692383936-498742409.1692038195  

PALS SkyHope 
Patient Airlift Services arranges free flights for medical patients requiring medical diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up who cannot afford or fly commercially. 
Learn more at https://palservices.org/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://palservices.org/angel-flights/  

Ronald McDonald House 
The Ronald McDonald House Programs offer a comforting home away from home for families who must travel to access the medical resources their child needs. This program provides a place to stay, comforting meals, recreational activities, and support services. 
Find a chapter near you at https://rmhc.org/ 

Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) 
The ALSF provides information about clinical trials and clinical trial navigation. Families registered with the ALSF Family Services can request a Clinical Trials Search and communicate directly with program staff. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.alexslemonade.org/childhood-cancer/for-families/clinical-trials 

American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) 
The ACCO created A Parent's Guide to Clinical Trials. This comprehensive guide explains the trial process from beginning to end and provides a list of resources and questions to ensure that patients get the treatment they need. 
View A Parent's Guide to Clinical Trials at https://www.acco.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/ClinicalTrialBooklet_small.pdf 

CureSearch 
CureSearch partnered with Antidote to create a search engine that matches patients with clinical trials in less than 60 seconds.  
Search now at https://curesearch.org/research/clinical-trial-finder/ 
To find a match, fill out this form https://antidote.me/match/search/questions/1?utm_source=curesearch_org&utm_medium=ctsearch&utm_campaign=unisearch&width=640&height=360&color=5A9F37&bg_color=ffffff&font=sans&tr_uid=0e158a76-5051-4f2e-aeb7-f0f2df3fbf1b.1692388909500&referrer=https%253A%252F%252Fcuresearch.org%252Fresearch%252Fclinical-trial-finder%252F  

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) 
LLS provides a free, one-on-one Clinical Trial Nurse Navigator to assist families of children with blood cancer throughout their entire trial journey. 
Learn more at https://www.lls.org/treatment/types-treatment/clinical-trials 
To request support, fill out this form https://lls-forms.careboxhealth.com/?IRC=NOIRC  

MIB Osteosarcoma Agents 
MIB Agents debunks myths about clinical trials, briefly summarizes each phase of clinical trials, and employs a search engine that allows patients to match to clinical trials in under a minute. 
Learn more at https://www.mibagents.org/physicians-researchers/clinical-trials 
Search for trails at https://osteosarcomanow.org/clinical-trials/   

Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation 
The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation works hard to support families interested in learning more about clinical trials and resources. After filling out a short form, a member of the Family Support team will reach out within 48 hours. 
Learn more and apply at https://curethekids.org/family-resources/clinical-trials/ 

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Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) 
ALSF dedicates the final most chapter of their Childhood Cancer book to sharing parent's innermost thoughts on transitioning to hospice, their experiences with grief, and more. 
Learn more at https://www.alexslemonade.org/search/google/death%20and%20bereavement  

American Childhood Cancer Organization 
"Hope Amidst Sorrow" is an hour-long seminar by Doctor Chris Feudtner, the Chief of General Pediatrics at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. This seminar is dedicated to parents who have lost a child to cancer. 
Watch at https://www.acco.org/hope-amidst-sorrow/ 

° Carolina Caring Palliative Care – Cardinal Kids 
Cardinal Kids is a community-based healthcare program dedicated to helping children and their families face the challenges of serious illness. Their top priority is to ensure an appropriate level of comfort based on the plan of expert, individualized health care.  
Learn more at https://www.carolinacaring.org/cardinalkids  
To apply, call 828.466.0466 

Children's Brain Tumor Foundation (CBTF) 
The CBTF supports families by offering support, connections, information, and resources about bereavement. CBFT support workers are available for one-on-one support by request. 
Learn more at https://cbtf.org/bereavement/  

Gift from a Child 
Brain cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. When a child's life is cut short, tissue donation can be one last way to fight back. This gift from a child is vital to research to find a cure for childhood brain cancer. 
Learn more at giftfromachild.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://giftfromachild.org/family-companioning/  

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) 
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society provides an updated list of national resources for grief and bereavement. 
Learn more at https://www.lls.org/search?search=greif 

MIB Osteosarcoma Agents 
MIB Agents is a Pediatric Osteosarcoma Nonprofit that shares resources for bereaved families. Their programs, like Healing Hears and the Wall of Angels, aim to help families through tough times and honor the passing of "OsteoWarriors." 
Learn more at https://www.mibagents.org/bereaved-families 
To apply, fill out this form https://form-usa.keela.co/healing-hearts-registration  

Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation 
The Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation provides virtual grief support groups, online communities, and webinars. 
Learn more at https://curethekids.org/resources/?resource_tax=grief-support 
To apply, fill out this form https://curethekids.org/family-resources/family-connection-form/  

° Transitions Palliative Care  
Transitions Kids offers a variety of expert direct care and support services in Chatham, Durham, Franklin, Granville, Harnett, Johnston, Orange, and Wake counties. While they are unable to do home visits outside of this service area, they may be able to provide palliative care and bereavement support via telehealth.  
Learn more at https://www.transitionslifecare.org/patients/palliative/  
To apply, fill out this form https://www.transitionslifecare.org/contact-us/  

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Aflac Chemo Duck Program 
The Aflac Chemo Duck Program provides a soft and cuddly stuffed Aflac Duck to children with cancer. This fuzzy friend comforts children during medical procedures, communicates their feelings, and practices distraction techniques. 
Learn more and apply at https://myduck.sproutel.com/ 

Amanda's Hope – ComfyCozy's for Chemo 
Amanda's Hope provides ComfyCozy for Chemo for any pediatric cancer patient diagnosed under the age of 18 who has central lines in their chest. These fun and practical shirts ease the treatment process through soft fabric, side holes for line access, and easy snap buttons. 
Learn more at https://www.comfycozys.com/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.comfycozys.com/application  

Beads of Courage, Inc. 
The Beads of Courage program is dedicated to improving the lives of children with cancer through the arts-in-medicine program. Within this program, beads are given to children as tangible symbols that represent their courage and strength. These symbols foster hope and community within patients and their families. They also provide a visual representation of the child's cancer journey that can encourage and empower the child and family. 
Learn more at beadsofcourage.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://beadsofcourage.forms-db.com/view.php?id=15477  

Cancer Kickers Soccer Club 
The Cancer Kickers Soccer Club is a nonprofit organization that / aims to unite pediatric cancer patients in comfort, community, and connections through their care packages. Each care package contains a player kit with a team jersey customized with the child's name and favorite number. 
Learn more at cancerkickers.com 
To apply, fill out this form https://6668441.hs-sites.com/nominate-a-child  

° Camp Out from Cancer 
Camp Out from Cancer is a nonprofit organization that sends children fighting cancer an indoor camping-themed care package. Each care package includes a pop-up play tent, books, glow bracelets, and more. 
Learn more at campoutfromcancer.com 
Request a package at https://www.campoutfromcancer.com/shop  

° Children with Hairloss 
Children with Hairloss provides custom human hair wigs to children who lose their hair for medical reasons. Each child receives a complete care kit, education guide, and access to volunteer barbers yearly for no cost 
Learn more at childrenwithhairloss.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://childrenwithhairloss.org/apply-for-hair/hair-application/ 

Cleaning for a Reason 
Cleaning for a Reason is a network of 1,200 residential cleaning companies that serve cancer families. Each client is eligible for two free home cleanings through this organization. 
Learn more at https://cleaningforareason.org/patients/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://cleaningforareason.my.site.com/c4rpatients/s/patient-application  

*Cool Kids Campaign 
The Cool Kids Campaign supports children fighting cancer through care packages and Smile Boxes. Each child receives a care package when they enroll in this program, and Smile Boxes are given to celebrate birthdays, the end of treatment, or just as a pick-me-up. 
Learn more at https://coolkidscampaign.org/become-a-cool-kid/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://coolkidscampaign.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/2023-English-Cool-Kids-referral-form.pdf  

Courageous Kidz 
Courageous Kidz, Inc. is a non-medical organization that strives to provide year-round activities and experiences for children with cancer in South Carolina. 
Contact: 843-767-2129 
Location: 230 Old Dominion Dr., Charleston, SC 29418 
Learn more at courageouskidz.org 

CureSearch - Brave Barbie 
Through a partnership with Mattel, CureSearch is honored to provide Brave Barbies to childhood cancer patients. Hair loss is a common side effect of chemotherapy and radiation therapy treatments. Brave Barbie helps children better understand their hair loss and provides a "friend" through treatment and beyond. 
Learn more at https://curesearch.org/brave-barbie 
To apply, fill out this form http://www.curesearchevents.org/site/Survey?ACTION_REQUIRED=URI_ACTION_USER_REQUESTS&SURVEY_ID=4023  

Gamerosity 
Gamerosity provides special Hero Packages to children living with cancer. These packages aim to become a fun distraction through specially curated gifts, including an iPad. 
Learn more at https://gamerosity.com/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://gamerosity.com/nominate-a-hero/  

Gold Hope Project 
The Gold Hope Project aims to educate communities about pediatric cancer and to support these families through free photography sessions. Through a network of volunteer photographers, more than a thousand pediatric cancer patients have received sessions at all stages of treatment, remission, and survivorship. 
Learn more at https://goldhopeproject.com/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://goldhopeproject.com/fighter-application/  

Fighting All Monsters 
A nonprofit that started as a support for families facing pediatric cancer, and has since expanded to families facing any life-threatening condition.  
Learn more at https://www.instagram.com/joinourfam/  

Friends of Jaclvn Foundation 
The Friends of Jaclyn Foundation aims to improve the quality of life for children and families battling childhood cancer through the Adopt a Child and Safe on the Sidelines Programs. The Adopt a Child Program matches the childhood cancer patient with a high school or college sports team that will support and uplift them throughout the relationship. Similarly, the Safe on the Sidelines Program supports siblings of cancer patients through an additional team relationship. 
Learn more at https://friendsofjaclyn.org/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://friendsofjaclyn.org/adopt-a-child/  

Headbands of Hope 
Headbands of Hope provides fun and fashionable headbands for pediatric cancer patients. For each headband that they sell, this organization donates one headband to children with cancer. 
Learn more and nominate a hero at https://www.headbandsofhope.com/pages/nominate-a-headband-hero  
To apply for a headband, fill out this form https://www.headbandsofhope.com/pages/individual-donation-request  

Hug Your People (HYP) 
HYP's Baxley's Wagons program donates a collapsible, personalized wagon for children diagnosed with cancer. These wagons are intended as a safe space for children while in the hospital, and they include a pillow, waterproof pillow protector, blanket, toys, lap tray, and more. 
Learn more at https://hugyourpeople.org/baxleys-wagons/  
To apply, fill out this form https://hugyourpeople.org/red-wagons-nomination/  

Glimmer of Hope Foundation 
The Glimmer of Hope Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides bald dolls to show boys and girls with cancer their strength and beauty. Additionally, the Foundation creates a magical day for girls battling cancer with the Best Day Ever Photo Shoots. In this annual program, the girls will receive hair and makeup services, a customized gift basket, a princess dress, and more, all before their professional photo shoot at a magical location 
Learn more at https://glimmerofhopefoundation.org/  

Icing Smiles 
Icing Smiles is a nonprofit organization that will create a custom celebration cake for any family fighting pediatric cancer. Icing Smiles relies on a generous network of volunteers to bake and distribute cakes for children with cancer or their siblings on any occasion. 
Learn more at icingsmiles.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://icingsmiles.quickbase.com/db/brd78rff2?a=nwr&nexturl=%2Fdb%2Fbrd6jbrkr%3Fa%3Dshowpage%26pageid%3D15  

Jack Strong Foundation 
The Jack Strong Foundation provides Jack's Brave Bags to children undergoing cancer treatment. Each care package has a little superhero touch to encourage cancer kids to be brave throughout their treatment. 
Learn more and apply at https://jackstrong.org/brave-bags  

Jessie Rees Foundation 
The Jessie Rees Foundation inspires families to "Never Ever Give Up" through their ClubNEGU program for children fighting cancer, their siblings, and their parents. This program provides monthly care packages to bring smiles and joy to families going through tough times. 
Learn more at negu.org 
To apply, fill out the appropriate form here https://negu.org/join/  

Kids Kicking Cancer 
Kids Kicking Cancer hosts the Heroes Circle Pediatric Healing Program. This program teaches students non-contact martial arts to encourage them to use meditative techniques, focus their strength, and overcome pain. 
Learn more at https://heroescircle.org/pediatric-healing-program/  
To apply, fill out these forms https://heroescircle.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Physician-Consent-Form_Fillable_2023.pdf 
https://heroescircle.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Registration-Form_Fillable_2023.pdf 

KLH Clubhouse Community 
The KLH Clubhouse Community connects families with corporate sponsors who will build their children a safe place to play. Each clubhouse helps children to reunite with the innocence and carefree joy of childhood. 
Learn more and apply at https://klhgroup.co/apply-for-a-clubhouse  

Liv Like a Unicorn 
Liv Like a Unicorn provides Unicorn Boxes to children battling pediatric cancer. Each box contains crafts, a blanket, small toys, and other smile-inducing gifts. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.livlikeaunicorn.org/unicorn-boxes  

Love Your Melon (LYM) 
The LYM organization has a Request A Hat program that gives friends and families the opportunity to surprise a child with cancer with a personalized LYM hat. 
Learn more and apply at https://loveyourmelon.com/pages/requestahat  

Luke's Fast Breaks 
Luke's Fast Breaks provides up to three port-accessible shirts to recipients at no cost. Each shirt comes in an infection-control sealed bag, snaps down on each side, meets hospital requirements, and is fun to wear. 
Learn more at lukesfastbreaks.org 
To apply, follow the steps at https://lukesfastbreaks.org/request-care-package/  

Olly's Warriors 
Olly Otter believes playing can heal and motivate! The official mascot of Kid's Day of Lexington wants to bring healing play to kids battling cancer or serious illnesses and their siblings through home visits, events, and mailings. 
Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/MeaningfulPlayWithOlly/ 

Our Amazing Fighters 
Our Amazing Fighters is committed to bringing joy to pediatric cancer patients through care packages, gifting children a bald American Girl Doll, and providing holiday assistance. 
Learn more at ouramazingfighters.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.ouramazingfighters.org/request-services  

Roc Solid Foundation 
The Roe Solid Foundation includes a Playset Program and provides families with Ready Bags. The Playset program provides backyard playsets to kids fighting cancer to have a fun, germ-free place to play. The Ready Bags are given to families when a child is diagnosed with cancer. They include toiletries, a blanket, a journal, a tablet, and more. 
Learn more at https://rocsolidfoundation.org/ 
To apply, contact at https://rocsolidfoundation.org/contact-us/  

Sadie Keller Foundation 
The Sadie Keller Foundation provides love and comfort to families dealing with childhood cancer through their Milestone Gifts and Sadie's Sleigh program. Milestone Gifts celebrate any triumph along the course of cancer treatment. Additionally, Sadie's Sleigh is a toy drive that ensures every kid wakes up with presents on Christmas morning, whether at home or hospitalized. 
Learn more at sadiekellerfoundation.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://sadiekellerfoundation.org/milestone-gift-application/  

Songs of Love 
Songs of Love gifts children their own free, personalized song. In addition, this organization is partnered with Icing Smiles, and recipients can also request a free cake simultaneously. 
Learn more at songsoflove.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.songsoflove.org/requestsong/  

Tiny Superheroes 
Tiny Superheroes offers programs that encourage hope and strength to the kids and families who wear our superhero capes. Where others see differences, we see superpowers. Empowering ordinary kids as they overcome illness or disability. 
Learn more at https://tinysuperheroes.com/ 
To apply, fill out this form https://campaigns.tinysuperheroes.com/e/em918dk2ep/share?utm_source=lanpg1&utm_medium=website  

Wishes and Dreamers 
Wishes and Dreamers is a nonprofit organization that sends mini hospital gowns to children for their dolls and stuffed companions. 
Learn more at wishersanddreamers.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSckpMxH1Sru74OIvARz7R-z8h6LO8-uiZAQMTM7qKhRneNlCA/viewform?embedded=true  

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A Mother's Rest 
A Mother's Rest offers respite and retreats for caregiving parents in various locations nationwide (including the Carolinas). 
Learn more at amothersrest.org 
Contact at https://www.amothersrest.org/contact  

Believe in Tomorrow Children's Foundation 
Believe in Tomorrow allows families to take a break from their stressful routine of medical treatments and enjoy a stay at a mountain or beach location. Respite properties are located in Maryland, Delaware, and North Carolina. 
Learn more at believeintomorrow.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://www.believeintomorrow.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Respite_Patient_Application_2019.pdf  

Blue Skies Ministry 
The Blue Skies Ministry offers family beach camps to uplift children with cancer. These week-long trips are held in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, and each trip is outfitted with a healthcare professional in the event of medical needs during the trip. After being accepted into this program, there is a $50 application donation, and transportation must be arranged independently. 
Learn more at blueskiesministries.org 
To apply, fill out this form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSccy2fzZfgHFUz2PmifQgXzcw1zNrNH1sAO0ukaeX3y2iTBMw/viewform  

Camp CARE (Cancer Ain't Really the End) 
Camp CARE (Cancer Ain't Really the End) provides a weeklong summer camp and year-round activities to children who have or have had cancer and their families in the Charlotte area. Camp CARE is for Levine patients, but many SC families travel to Levine. 
Learn more at https://campcare.wpengine.com/about-the-camp/ 
To apply, fill out this form http://campcare.wpengine.com/join-us-at-camp/  

Camp Courage 
Camp Courage is a program offered by Prisma Health Children's Hospital (Upstate). Camp Courage programs provide fun, medically safe, and therapeutic psychosocial services for families and patients navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders. 
Learn more at https://prismahealthchildrens.org/programs-and-services/camps/camp-courage  
Contact: If you have any questions, call Lyndsey at 864-455-8741 or e-mail [email protected]. 

Camp Happy Days 
Camp Happy Days is a flagship event for children diagnosed with cancer and their families. They provide free, year-round programs and resources to help improve the physical, emotional, and psychological health of children and their families. 
Learn more at https://www.camphappydays.org/  
Contact: 843-571-4336 
Location: 933 Dupont Rd. Suite B, Charleston, SC 294 

CAMP KEMO 
CAMP KEMO is a program offered by Prisma Health Children's Hospital (Columbia). CAMP KEMO programs provide fun, medically safe, and therapeutic psychosocial services for families and patients navigating childhood cancer and blood disorders. 
Learn more at https://prismahealthchildrens.org/programs-and-services/camps/camp-kemo  
Contact: Cassandra Shea at 803-434-3503 or [email protected] 

Camp Mak-A-Dream 
Camp for kids, teens, young adults, and adult survivors. Their mission is to empower survivors and their families to live with and beyond cancer through life-changing Montana experiences where they strengthen life skills, gain resilience, and develop lasting relationships.  
Learn more at https://www.campdream.org/  
To apply, fill out the camper form at https://www.campdream.org/apply/  

Camp Rise Above 
Camp Rise Above is a non-profit organization that serves children and young adults with serious illnesses, life challenges, and disabilities in a fun camp setting. They encourage the participation of siblings and can even bring camp to you in hospital settings if needed. 
Learn more and apply at https://campriseabove.org/  
Contact: 843-300-9100 
Location: P.O. Box 31295, Charleston, SC 29417 

Camp Sunshine 
Camp Sunshine is a retreat for families of children with life-threatening illnesses. Their Mission is to combine relaxation, - recreation, hope, and support in the various stages of a child's illness. This program is free of charge and includes on-site medical support. 
Learn more at https://www.campsunshine.org/ 
To apply, follow the steps at https://www.campsunshine.org/programs/applications  

Camp Merry Times 
Friends of Santa Claus, serving primarily Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina children and families, offers Camp Merry Times and other activities. Additional assistance may be available during times of financial hardship. 
Learn more at friendsofsantaclaus.org 
To apply, fill out this form http://www.friendsofsantaclaus.org/family-information  

*Jason's House 
Jason's House is a ministry in Surfside Beach that offers getaways to families of children with cancer. This free, one-week vacation helps families rest and recover in the midst of their treatment journey. A recommendation from a social worker is required.  
Learn more at https://surfsideumc.org/jasons-house/ 

*Lighthouse Family Retreats 
The Lighthouse Family Retreats are organized by a faith-based, non-profit group to provide restorative retreats for families of children with cancer. This includes Seaside retreats, week-long respites, or local, one-to-three-day community retreats. 
Learn more at https://www.lighthousefamilyretreat.org/ 

NC Therapeutic Riding Center (NCTRC) 
The North Carolina Therapeutic Riding Center (NCTRC) empowers children and adults with physical, mental, emotional, and social challenges to create more active, healthy, and fulfilling lives through equine-assisted activities and therapies.  
Learn more at https://www.nctrcriders.org/  
To apply, fill out the form at https://hipaa.jotform.com/212084764325051  

*The Still Place 
The Still Place provides families of children with cancer with a respite in the mountains of Hayesville, North Carolina. Families enjoy art, nature, and adventures at no cost to help relieve the daily burdens of cancer treatment. 
Learn more at https://www.thestillplace.org/ 

Victory Junction 
Victory Junction is a fun camp that challenges children with medical conditions to try new things, such as ziplining, archery, fishing, and more. The camp is located in Randleman, North Carolina. 
Learn more at https://victoryjunction.org/ 
To apply, fill out the appropriate form at https://victoryjunction.org/camperzone/  

A Kid Again 
A Kid Again provides free Adventures to families with children that have life-threatening conditions. These Adventures can include visiting the zoo, sporting events, or amusement parks. 
Learn more at https://akidagain.org/  
To apply, fill out this form https://akidagain.org/about-us/locations/enrollnow/enrollnowform-2/  

A Moment of Magic (AMoM) 
A Moment of Magic fuses arts, crafts, music, theater, and activities to help children express themselves and heal in a supportive environment. Kids can enjoy a virtual meeting with their favorite character, access AMoM Unlimited, and receive individual video requests. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.amomentofmagic.org/request 

Baking Memories 4 Kids 
Baking Memories 4 Kids is a nonprofit organization that sells cookies as a fundraising method for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families. These families receive an all-expense paid vacation to all theme parks in Orlando, Florida. 
Learn more at https://www.bakingmemories4kids.com/ 
To apply, fill out this form at https://www.bakingmemories4kids.com/how-can-i-help/nominate-a-family/  

Bert's Big Adventure 
Bert's Big Adventure provides a free, five-day trip to Walt Disney World for children with cancer who are between the ages of five and twelve. Following the trip, BBA provides year-round support through certain programs to create a community of families. 
Learn more at bertsbigadventure.org 
To apply, follow the steps at https://bertsbigadventure.org/nominate-a-child-or-apply/  

Catch A Dream Foundation 
Catch A Dream is a nonprofit organization that grants once-in-a­ lifetime hunting and fishing experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses. They have provided nearly 800 trips at no cost to families. 
Learn more at catchadream.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://www.catchadream.org/apply/  

Campaign One at a Time 
Campaign OAAT selects a few children each month to host a fundraiser for. The proceeds of these fundraisers go to fulfilling one of the child's biggest dreams. 
Learn more at https://www.campaignoaat.org/support-programs 
To apply, fill out the form at https://survey.zohopublic.com/zs/tiRgGN  

Carolina Sunshine for Children 
Carolina Sunshine for Children is a nonprofit group that provides positive, lasting memories for children with life-threatening illnesses. These wishes aim to be a ray of sunshine for children and their families who are going through hard times. 
Learn more at carolinasunshine.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://carolinasunshine.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Revised-New-Wish-Application-09-02-2020.pdf  

Disney Compassion Program 
The Disney Compassion Program is sponsored by Give Kids the World, and it grants families free tickets to explore Disney theme parks. These tickets are available to families who have yet to receive Disney tickets through another wish organization. 
Families of children with life-threatening cancer are eligible, and information can be requested by emailing [email protected] 

Do It for the Love 
Do It for the Love aims to inspire hope and healing through the power of music. This organization provides free concert tickets, coordinates meet-and-greets, and can reimburse families for travel as a part of this program. 
Learn more at doitforthelove.org 
To apply, visit https://www.doitforthelove.org/apply  

Dream Factory 
The Dream Factory is a volunteer-based children's wish-granting organization that serves children with life-threatening and chronic illnesses. 
Learn more at https://www.dreamfactoryinc.org/ 
To apply, fill out the form at https://www.dreamfactoryinc.org/refer-a-child/  

Hunt of A Lifetime 
Hunt of a Lifetime is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to grant children with life-threatening illnesses their hunting and fishing dreams. Events occur throughout the year, all over the country. 
Learn more at huntofalifetime.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://huntofalifetime.org/sites/default/files/upload/2022-12/Youth%20Forms-2023.pdf  

Jose Wejebe Foundation 
The Jose Wejebe Foundation honors the legacy of its founder by highlighting his passion for conservation, education, and fishing. The Jose Wejebe Foundation partners with Make A Wish, the Outdoor Dream Foundation, and more, but they also take applications directly. 
Learn more at josewejebefoundation.org 
Refer an individual at josewejebefoundation.org/referral 

Kids Wish Network
The Kids Wish Network serves children battling life-threatening conditions by granting them wishes personalized to their unique interests. Previous wishes include theme park trips, concerts, sporting events, travel to special destinations, gifts, and more.
Learn more at kidswishnetwork.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://www.kidswishnetwork.org/refer-a-child  

Make-A-Wish Foundation
The Make-A-Wish Foundation strives to make dreams come true for children diagnosed with critical illnesses, giving them the hope and strength to continue fighting their illnesses. 
Learn more at wish.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://make-a-wish.my.salesforce-sites.com/?chid=100-000  

Marty Lyons Foundation 
The Marty Lyons Foundation grants wishes to children diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. Funds are obtained through events, foundations, grants, and donations. 
Learn more at https://martylyonsfoundation.org/ 
To apply, follow the steps at https://martylyonsfoundation.org/the-power-of-a-wish/apply-for-a-wish/  

Mattie Miracle Wishes Program 
The MM Wishes Program grants wishes to children with cancer, including trips, fun requests, or wish items up to $1,000. 
Learn more at mattiemiracle.com 
Apply by emailing Vicki Brown at [email protected] 

Noah's Gift Grants 
Noah's Gift Grants provide extraordinary experiences to deserving teens 13-19. These gifts are made for teens who dream of an extraordinary experience. It encourages applicants to be creative and to explore opportunities or goals they might not otherwise have had the means to achieve. Applicants are encouraged to explore educational opportunities not covered by scholarships or financial aid, such as study abroad or dues required for participation in service organizations. 
Learn more and apply at https://noahsgift.org/noahs-gift-grants 

Olly the Otter 
Olly the Otter is a tangible character that encourages kids to be active, heal through laughter, and make memories. Olly's Warriors for Cancer Kids is a Facebook group that helps connect families going through tough times into one community. 
Learn more at https://www.ollytheotter.com/  
Join Olly's Warriors at https://www.facebook.com/groups/322234465536008/about 

Outdoor Dream Foundation 
The Outdoor Dream Foundation facilitates free outdoor adventures for children and youth under 21 diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. Outdoor Dream Adventures occur anywhere in North America, including hunting, fishing, and more. 
Learn more at outdoordream.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScG2buBEjOnnv68RHouk-hor6KszkPszmNDmOw8vGjQmbYWDA/viewform  

Δ North Carolina Families 

† South Carolina Families  

 
K-12 Support and Scholarships:

 

ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation 
The ASK Foundation provides an education toolkit for parents, schools, and hospitals to support the child in the classroom.  
Learn more at https://www.askccf.org/education-toolkit.html 
To apply, fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MxBfMRCzIa4cuFopy1JwT04POKG_d5dW00uErt_dil8/viewform?ts=62017e49&edit_requested=true  

Children's Brain Tumor Foundation (CBTF) 
The CBTF is dedicated to supporting cancer survivors through their educational journey to ensure children can reach their full academic potential. 
Learn more at https://cbtf.org/scholarships/ 
To apply, email Beth Jones at [email protected] 

Δ ECAC (Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center) 
ECAC helps parents navigate the special education system, know their rights, and use their voice. They provide information, support, training and resources to assist families caring for children with special needs from birth to age 26. They also support young adults with disabilities in becoming self-advocates and leaders and the educators and professionals who serve them. 
Learn more at https://www.ecac-parentcenter.org/  
To apply, fill out the form at https://www.ecac-parentcenter.org/request-a-training/  

Family Connections of South Carolina 
Family Connections of South Carolina offers a variety of programs and services to address questions and concerns related to complex healthcare, mental health, and educational systems that families must navigate when caring for a child with disabilities and/or chronic/life-threatening medical issues. 
Learn more at https://www.familyconnectionsc.org/ 
To apply, follow the steps at https://www.familyconnectionsc.org/journey-begins/screening/  

† Family Resource Center 
The Family Resource Center was organized to promote opportunities for learning, inclusion, and empowerment for individuals with disabilities and special needs, their families, and their communities through such means as education, advocacy, and outreach. 
Eligible counties include Charleston and Greater Low County Area 
Learn more at https://frcdsn.org/  

Δ FIRST 
FIRST connects persons with disabilities and their families with the resources they need to thrive in the community. Whether it is coordinating with government agencies, schools, or community partners, they have the knowledge and relationships to advocate effectively on your behalf.  
Eligible counties include Buncombe, Henderson, and Madison 
Learn more at https://firstwnc.org/  

Hope Cam 
Hope Cam helps kids stay connected with their classmates as a way of reducing isolation and depression and improving support during treatment. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.hopecam.org/program/families 

Δ HOPE Family Support Network 
The HOPE Family Support Network provides information, support, and training for families who have children of all ages and with all types of special needs in select counties in the foothills area of western North Carolina 
Eligible counties include Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, Catawba, McDowell, and Lincoln 
Learn more at https://www.fsnhope.org/about-fsn-hope/  

† South Carolina Cancer Alliance 
The South Carolina Cancer Alliance offers guidance for requesting a 504 plan under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.sccancer.org/media/1770/letter-3-2.pdf 

College Scholarships:

Ambient Edge Scholarship- for Students Affected by Cancer  
Scholarships are offered to students seeking higher education affected by cancer, either by their diagnosis or that of a loved one. 
Learn more at https://www.ambientedge.com/students-affected-by-cancer-scholarship/ 
To apply, fill out the form at https://www.ambientedge.com/contact/  

Beat Cancer Scholarship 
Beat Cancer College scholarships are for survivors and siblings of individuals diagnosed with pediatric cancer. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.beatcancertoday.org/scholarships/ 

The Brian Morden Memorial Scholarship 
The Brian Morden Memorial Scholarship was established to honor a young man who lost his battle with Ewing's Sarcoma. Scholarship applicants should be pursuing a higher education course that includes either music, some aspect of technology, or medicine. Applicants are not required to be cancer survivors; however, survivors are given special consideration. 
Learn more at https://www.brianmordenfoundation.org/ 

Cancer for College Scholarship 
AII Cancer for College Scholarship applicants must be US residents enrolled in a university or community college in the United States. 
Learn more at cancerforcollege.org 
To apply, follow the steps at https://cfc.smapply.io/  

Children's Cancer Cause (CCC) Scholarship 
The CCC's College Scholars Program offers scholarships to ten survivors with awards of up to $4,000 per year. Applications are due in the month of March before the fall term. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.childrenscancercause.org/scholars 

The lzzy Foundation Scholarship:1 for K-12 and College
The Izzy Foundation offers academic scholarships to children with cancer (survivors or in treatment) and their siblings. Scholarships are offered for K-12 and college education.
Learn more and apply at https://theizzyfoundation.org/scholarship/ 

John Foy and Associates Strong Arm Leukemia Scholarship 
The John Foy Scholarship is for college students who have battled Leukemia or whose life has been affected by it. The student must be enrolled in an accredited college or university as an undergraduate or an incoming freshman at an accredited institution in the United States. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.johnfoy.com/about/scholarship/strong-arm-leukemia-scholarship/ 

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) 
The LLS Scholarship is a one-time award of up to $7,500 for blood cancer patients diagnosed at age 25 or younger. This / scholarship can be applied to in-person or virtual students at vocational, two-year, or four-year undergraduate education institutions. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.lls.org/support-resources/other-helpful-organizations/financial-resources/scholarships-education 

Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance Scholarship 
The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance Scholarship is for a student whose life has been impacted by cancer. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to college students pursuing higher education. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.mesothelioma.com/scholarship/ 

The Michael A. Hunter Memorial Scholarship
The Michael A. Hunter Scholarship is awarded to help improve the quality of life for those affected by Leukemia/Lymphoma. The scholarship is offered to patients, siblings, and children of a leukemia patient. 
Learn more and apply at https://oc-cf.academicworks.com/opportunities/2188 

My Hometown Heroes Scholarship 
The My Hometown Heroes Scholarship is available to cancer survivors with at least one more year remaining in their college education journey. 
Learn more at https://myhometownheroes.org/scholarship/ 
To apply, fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5B7f2xYKuNzzPA0BxpdF7MRxldtX__RdwCgPX6ATYMxVa0w/viewform  

National Children's Cancer Society (NCCS) 
The National Children's Cancer Society provides scholarships to childhood cancer survivors diagnosed with high-grade cancer or an anaplastic brain tumor. To date, the NCCS has awarded more than two million dollars in scholarships. 
Learn more and apply at https://thenccs.org/scholarship 

National Collegiate Cancer Foundation 
The National Collegiate Cancer Foundation provides scholarship / opportunities up to $1,000 to young adults ages 17-35 whose education has been impacted by cancer. 
Learn more at collegiatecancer.org 
To apply, email [email protected]  

National Grace Foundation College Education Support  
The National Grace Foundation College Awareness Program provides college application and financial aid counseling and advocacy assistance. They also provide test prep support. 
Learn more at graceamerica.org/services 

National Grace Foundation College Scholarship 
The National Grace Foundation offers college scholarships for pediatric cancer fighters and survivors. 
Learn more at graceamerica.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://app.donorview.com/Survey/Start?prm=9KWKjQhotfco4-75xrXUPIauJm-54MdkVC4ikfdLHik-ZhEEnfdZ_MQeM9tHrEsRz8UosXL0rce7DD-K0rS86GqE0CGczmXZDjuuqEV6GyvaSIEYkoEjzG_W1Il7cFKEKsNI9W4HzFykxD9k1W8ewj9rdvV4GOT7gTUN8dZHpHjFPqH8QPbelxxkY_0lLy6uc-Mxed2b3r17svgVb7d1KqKImRrGJSMEfej-75aGWFCy96-f-uk2phSZ517NIZ9a0  

Northwestern Mutual 
Northwestern Mutual is proud to offer scholarships to childhood cancer survivors and siblings of cancer survivors who aim to pursue higher education. To date, Northwestern Mutual has offered more than $1.4 million in scholarship funding. 
Learn more at northwesternmutual-foundation.com 
To apply, visit https://learnmore.scholarsapply.org/nmsurvivors/  

Ortliebfoundation.org Scholarship 
College scholarships are awarded twice a year (Spring and Fall) and are valued at $1000 each. Eligible applicants must provide a letter from their oncologist stating their diagnosis and treatment with chemotherapy, radiation, or proton therapy. 
Learn more at ortliebfoundation.org 
To apply, follow the steps at https://ortliebfoundation.org/application/  

Patient Advocate Foundation Scholarship 
The Patient Advocate Foundation awards college scholarships to legal residents of the United States under age 25 diagnosed with or treated for cancer and/or a chronic/life-threatening disease within the past five years. Applicant must be pursuing an Associate's Degree or higher. 
Learn more and apply at https://www.patientadvocate.org/connect-with-services/apply-for-a-scholarship/ 

The Simon Cancer Foundation Scholarship Program 
The Simon Cancer Foundation Scholarship Program awards college scholarships to cancer survivors. 
Learn more at http://www.thescf.org/Scholarships.html 
To apply, contact at http://www.thescf.org/Contact-Us.html  

Sophia's Hope Scholarship 
Sophia's Hope Scholarships are awarded annually to childhood cancer survivors and their siblings. 
Learn more at https://www.sofiashope.org/scholarships 
To apply, follow the steps at https://scholarships.sofiashope.org/  

Ulman Foundation 
The Ulman Foundation's Patient Navigators can help adolescents and young adults manage the return to school, connections with peers, health and wellness, scholarships, communication with medical teams, and individual or family counseling. 
Learn more at ulmanfoundation.org 

Alliance for Childhood Cancer 
The Alliance for Childhood Cancer organizes annual Childhood Cancer Action Days. These Action Days rally communities to advocate for childhood cancer issues before Congress. 
Learn more at allianceforchildhoodcancer.org 
To apply, fill out the form at https://www.allianceforchildhoodcancer.org/join-us/join-the-alliance.html  

American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN)  
The ACS CAN advocates for childhood cancer research on the state and federal level. Their work seeks new cures and treatments for cancer patients and ensures all Americans have access to life-saving medical care. 
Learn more at https://www.fightcancer.org/what-we-do/childhood-cancer-research 
To get involved, fill out the form at https://act.fightcancer.org/a/congress-help-save-lives-childhood-cancer?&ms=research_child_web_gen&_gl=1*4zlht6*_ga*OTQxMjk4ODE0LjE2OTIxMjgwOTk.*_ga_YVX9D1V8EX*MTY5MjM5MzI5Ni4yLjAuMTY5MjM5MzI5Ni4wLjAuMA..  

American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) 
The ACCO is dedicated to raising awareness and campaigning to make childhood cancer a priority at the local, state, and federal levels. The ACCO also advocates for kids with cancer on state, federal, and global levels. 
Learn more at acco.org 
To get involved, fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-uNbmOzg-XKa1Um3siPq8GckyDYAOHeKK_QVpNV8sv9_pLg/viewform  

Coalition Against Childhood Cancer (CAC2) 
CAC2 prioritizes advocacy work to obtain investments by state and federal governments for children with cancer. Through legislative achievements, advocacy programs, and interest groups, individuals can rally together to continue to make an impact. 
Learn more at https://cac2.org/interest-groups/advocacy/ 

Kids v. Cancer 
Kids v. Cancer is a national-level pediatric cancer advocacy organization that helps parents discover ways to take action. 
Learn more at kidsvcancer.org 
To get involved, fill out the form at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdVmVCRYg0oRVFnv6iW2AtuZkkraK66BVb8bIFO9C9uOa94JA/viewform 

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) 
The LLS's Office of Public Policy advocates to reduce barriers to healthcare access and increasing the development of new childhood cancer treatments. 
Learn more and subscribe to stay informed at https://www.lls.org/advocating-pediatric-patients-and-survivors 

National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS) - Cancer Policy. and Advocacy. Team (CPAT) 
The NCCS's Cancer Policy and Advocacy Team aims to ensure quality care for all cancer patients. This organization advocates for better public policies for health care and cancer treatment and partners with non-government organizations whose policies affect cancer patient care. 
Learn more at https://canceradvocacy.org/ 

St. Baldricks 
St. Baldricks' "Speak Up for Kids' Cancer" advocacy group aims to make childhood cancer research a national priority. Make an impact by joining "Speak Up," participating in the CARE program, or asking your representative to join the Congressional Childhood Cancer Caucus. 
Learn more at https://www.stbaldricks.org/advocacy 
To get involved, fill out the form at https://p2a.co/1lmxWSm