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The Alabama Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program provides free breast and cervical cancer screenings for eligible women in Alabama. The program offers comprehensive screening services including mammograms, pap smears, clinical breast exams, and diagnostic services to support early cancer detection.
Alabama Cancer Care is a leading network dedicated to oncology and hematology, offering compassionate treatment for various cancers and blood disorders. The organization provides high-quality cancer care close to home throughout each patient's journey, with locations across Alabama and a commitment to personalized treatment and support.
A statewide network of physicians, organizations, patients, and survivors working to reduce the burden of cancer in Alabama through prevention, early detection, treatment, survivorship, and palliative care efforts. Housed within the Alabama Department of Public Health.
The Alabama Oncology Foundation is committed to improving the lives of patients and families fighting cancer through supportive services and resources. The organization is dedicated to relieving challenges experienced by cancer patients, families and caregivers so they can focus on healing and recovery.
Offers free lodging in Birmingham for cancer patients and their caregivers who must travel from home for outpatient cancer treatment. The lodge has 33 guest rooms near Birmingham treatment centers, with kitchens, laundry, and community gathering spaces.
The American Cancer Society has programs and services to help you manage cancer treatment and recovery and find the emotional support you need. And best of all, our help is free. Find programs and services in Alabama.
Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation is a community-based foundation dedicated to providing financial assistance to cancer patients in the Gulf Coast Region. The organization helps reduce financial strain on patients by providing assistance with utility bills, prescription co-pays, transportation to treatment, medical supplies, and other necessary expenses so patients can focus on beating cancer.
Camp Bluebird is a retreat for adult cancer survivors in the Mobile area offering recreation, crafts, peer support discussions, and education on nutrition and life after cancer, all in a hopeful, uplifting setting.
Bags of Hope sends comfort packages to breast cancer patients to provide encouragement and lift spirits during treatment. The organization delivers handbags filled with supportive items to help patients feel special and reminded that they have people rooting for them throughout their cancer journey.
Ben Dunnam Foundation is an all-volunteer organization that provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families in Mobile and Baldwin Counties. The foundation works to alleviate financial hardships so families can focus on being with their loved ones during cancer treatment.
Berry Strong Foundation funds research and raises awareness for childhood cancers while helping families affected by pediatric cancer. The organization was established to honor Caroline, who became an ambassador for childhood cancer awareness during her own battle with the disease. The foundation continues Caroline's legacy by supporting research funding and awareness efforts for all types of childhood cancers.
The Tennessee-Alabama region of Blood Cancer United (formerly The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society) supports blood cancer patients and families with financial assistance, co-pay and travel aid, information specialists, support groups, nutrition consultations, and clinical trial navigation.
The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama funds local, lifesaving breast cancer research at institutes across Alabama. The organization has invested over $17 million in Alabama-based breast cancer research since 1996 and works with clinicians, scientists, and advocates to eliminate cancer as a major public health concern.
Brenda's Brown Bosom Buddies empowers breast cancer survivors, especially women of color, through education, support, and advocacy. The organization provides outreach, awareness, and early detection programs for underserved communities. Their mission is to transform survivors into victors and actively reduce mortality rates through education and action.
Camp Bluebird operates America's first adult cancer camp, providing retreats for cancer survivors to gather for three days and two nights of sharing, educational workshops, and recreational activities. The organization offers campers opportunities for listening and learning about their disease while connecting with other survivors, and includes activities such as building bluebird houses as symbols of hope.
Cancer Awareness Network for Children, Inc. provides support services to cancer patients, caregivers, and families through educational workshops, empowerment programs, and community outreach. The organization hosts quarterly free workshop luncheons throughout the Birmingham metropolitan area and partners with other institutions to reach senior cancer patients struggling with technology. They focus on encouraging cancer survivors, empowering caregivers, and honoring the memory of loved ones affected by cancer.
Cancer Freeze is an organization founded by Caleb and Jennifer Davidson that supports cancer patients through various fundraising activities and events. The organization operates under the motto 'Freezin' For A Reason' and provides assistance to those affected by cancer through community-driven initiatives.
Cancer Wellness Foundation provides practical and financial support to remove barriers between local cancer patients and the care they need. The organization offers services including transportation to treatment, medication assistance, chemo comfort bags, nutrition support, and free wig fittings to help ease the burden for those facing cancer.
Catalyst is an Alabama program that provides free genetic testing to improve health outcomes through research and drug discovery. The organization offers genetic counseling services and enables participants to share their results with healthcare providers for personalized treatment decisions.
The Alabama Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders at Children's of Alabama treats more than 2,000 children and young adults with cancer and blood disorders, offering comprehensive care with social workers, child life specialists, and pastoral care. Its Taking On Life after Cancer (TLC) clinic provides lifelong survivorship support.
Children's of Alabama Foundation supports one of the nation's top-ranked pediatric hospitals that provides specialized care for all children regardless of their ability to pay. The foundation accepts donations and organizes fundraising activities to support the hospital's mission of caring for children and making a difference for generations to come.
Clearview Cancer Institute provides comprehensive cancer treatment services in an outpatient setting, offering Phase I-IV clinical trials and relationships with renowned institutions. The organization supports cancer patients and their families through various resources including support groups, educational classes, genetic counseling, and social services to help navigate the cancer treatment journey.
The Lewis & Faye Manderson Cancer Center in Tuscaloosa offers cancer patients access to clinical trials through the Gulf South Minority Underserved NCORP (NCI Community Oncology Research Program), including treatment trials, registries, and biorepository studies.
The Decatur Morgan Hospital Foundation supports cancer patients through programs including Camp Bluebird, North Alabama's only adult cancer camp for survivors. The foundation also provides free mammography programs and various support services to help individuals in their community cope with cancer and other health challenges.
The DOwn South Cancer Foundation supports cancer patients in the Auburn/Opelika, Alabama area by providing access to essential resources needed to maintain quality of life during treatment. The organization focuses on providing access to self-image and nutritional products, understanding that these elements are crucial for both physical and emotional well-being during cancer treatment.
Dresses For Pink provides support to individuals on their cancer journey through financial assistance, emotional support, and early detection advocacy. The organization hosts events to bring the community together to honor survivors and support those currently fighting cancer.
The Spencer Cancer Center at East Alabama Health offers social work counseling, a breast health navigator, pastoral care, a Mind Body Wellness support group, art therapy, an oncology wellness program, and The Boutique, which carries wigs, mastectomy prosthetics, hats, and headscarves.
East Alabama Health Spencer Cancer Center provides comprehensive support services for cancer patients and their families through their oncology social work services, breast health navigation, pastoral care, and support groups. The organization offers emotional counseling, education and information services, community resource referrals, and specialized products like wigs and mastectomy prosthetics to help patients navigate their cancer journey. Their services include helping patients manage day-to-day challenges of living with cancer, from treatment adjustments to accessing financial resources and life after treatment support.
The Elaine Roberts Foundation educates people about childhood cancer and raises money for childhood and adolescent cancer research. The organization has a particular interest in Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma research and works to address the underfunding of pediatric cancer research compared to adult cancer research.
The Eye on Grace Foundation helps alleviate the financial burden of treatment-related travel for patients diagnosed with Ocular/Uveal Melanoma. The organization provides travel grants of up to $1,000 per person per treatment to cover expenses for patients and caregivers, and also makes annual research donations to find a cure for this rare cancer.
Forge provides individualized supportive services to anyone impacted by breast cancer in Alabama and Mississippi. The organization offers peer matching, free mental health counseling, transportation cost assistance, financial resources, support groups, and health and wellness classes to help patients and survivors navigate their cancer journey.
Hospital based cancer center serving the Gadsden area since 1987, offering medical, surgical, and radiation oncology along with patient navigation, nutrition counseling, and support groups from screening through recovery.
Hosts free cancer support groups at its Cancer Center, including the TOUCH Cancer Support Group, the Woman to Woman breast cancer group, and Look Good Feel Better sessions for people in active treatment.
GRAYBOYZ engages local communities, family, and friends to bring awareness and support to those battling cancer. The organization was founded in 2019 in honor of Deborah Smith Gray and focuses on providing financial support and showing love to cancer patients during their battle. All volunteers donate their time and 100% of funds raised go directly toward supporting their mission.
H.U.G.S. 4 Childhood Cancer supports families fighting childhood cancer through legislative awareness, family support, and community outreach programs. The organization provides personalized care packages and advocates for increased research funding while working to bring hope and support to children and families affected by childhood cancer.
Helen Keller Hospital in the Shoals area offers the Kanuru Hospitality House, low-cost overnight lodging on campus for families who travel 50 miles or more to be with a hospitalized loved one, along with breast cancer awareness programs through its foundation.
The Hollingsworth Colorectal Cancer Awareness Fund educates people about the importance of early detection and screening for colorectal cancer. The organization promotes awareness of preventative measures and advocates for screening beginning at age 45 to help prevent families from experiencing the devastating effects of late-stage cancer diagnosis.
Hope for Autumn Foundation provides support and assistance to families facing childhood cancer, particularly those receiving treatment at Children's Hospital of Alabama. The organization offers financial assistance to help families cope with the strain of battling childhood cancer and funds groundbreaking research in childhood cancer therapies.
Hope Outdoors provides outdoor hunting and fishing experiences for individuals with special needs and disabilities, including those who are terminally ill. The organization uses specialized equipment like track chairs and shooting mounts to make outdoor activities accessible to people with mobility limitations.
Hospice of West Alabama is a nonprofit, community based hospice serving the west Alabama area since 1982, providing end of life care and grief support for patients and families, including those facing advanced cancer.
Huntsville Hospital Foundation inspires giving to support the needs of hospital patients and caregivers through funding technology and innovation. The organization supports various patient care funds including the Liz Hurley Breast Cancer Fund and provides resources that transform patient lives. They rally community support to enhance hospital services and support care champions who serve patients.
I Care w/ You is a breast cancer awareness organization that provides support, education, and resources to breast cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. The organization offers wellness programs, distributes care packages, hosts educational workshops, and provides emotional support through their journey navigation services.
Infirmary Cancer Care provides comprehensive cancer support services including specialized support groups for patients and caregivers. The organization offers holistic cancer care with support groups meeting regularly in Mobile and on the Gulf Coast to help patients learn from fellow patients and get their questions answered in a supportive environment.
Infirmary Cancer Care treats 16 cancer types across the Alabama Gulf Coast with surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, palliative care, clinical trials, and support groups, with locations in Mobile, Daphne, Fairhope, Bay Minette, Saraland, and Malbis.
The Jackson Conway Foundation supports children with cancer and their families, particularly those facing pediatric cancer. The organization was created to honor the legacy of Jackson Conway and aims to raise awareness for pediatric cancer while providing support to affected families.
Joy to Life Foundation provides mammograms, breast health screenings, and physician visits to underserved individuals across Alabama. The organization focuses on early detection and has helped diagnose and treat hundreds of cancers since its founding in 2001. They offer financial assistance to cover medical expenses for those in need of breast cancer screening and treatment.
Kid One Transport provides transportation services to children and expectant mothers who have limited or no transportation to access medical care. The organization bridges the transportation gap that prevents thousands of Alabama's children and expectant mothers from accessing much needed health care services, including medical appointments that may involve cancer treatment and care.
The Laura Crandall Brown Foundation supports gynecological cancer patients and survivors through research funding, awareness programs, and patient support services. The organization works to advance research, provide educational resources, and offer direct support to those affected by gynecological cancers.
The Liz Hurley Breast Cancer Fund provides diagnostic equipment for early and accurate breast cancer detection at Huntsville Hospital and Madison Hospital Breast Centers. The fund supports patients through improved diagnostic technology and operates the largest 5K run in North Alabama to raise funds for breast cancer care.
Macon MEANS is a cancer support organization that empowers communities by providing mentorship, education, advocacy, nutrition, and support services. The organization connects people to resources to improve quality of life for those affected by cancer.
Magic Moments is a wish granting organization that creates magic moments for children in Alabama with chronic life-threatening or acute life-altering medical conditions. The organization provides experiences that allow children and their families to temporarily forget the fear and pain of their conditions.
Grants life-changing wishes for Alabama children with critical illnesses, including many children with cancer. Serves families statewide from its Birmingham office through North Alabama, Birmingham, and South Alabama regional councils.
Man Up Gadsden supports men diagnosed with prostate and testicular cancer through education, emotional support, and empowerment programs. The organization helps patients understand their diagnosis, find doctors, prepare for treatment, and navigate the challenges of chemotherapy and recovery.
Meredith's Miracles assists families throughout 26 counties in Alabama who need to travel beyond their local area to seek specialized care for their children dealing with critical illnesses, long-term care, treatments, surgeries, and medical emergencies. The organization provides assistance with non-medical expenses that arise during travel for each approved trip.
The Mike Slive Foundation funds prostate cancer research, raises awareness, and connects Alabama men to resources including free screening programs and monthly prostate cancer support groups in the Birmingham area.
Gadsden based 501(c)(3) providing breast cancer education, prevention, and support, including free mammogram vouchers and 3D screening for uninsured and underinsured people in northeast Alabama. Known for its Bras for the Cause fundraising events.
The New Promise Cancer Foundation provides cancer patients with financial assistance and support services during their cancer journey. The organization works to alleviate physical, emotional, and financial burdens by offering high-quality programs and services that meet the unique needs of each patient in Dothan, Alabama and the surrounding service area.
The Norma Livingston Ovarian Cancer Foundation supports ovarian cancer patients through research funding, awareness programs, and direct patient assistance. The organization provides financial assistance, emotional support, educational opportunities, and medical support kits to patients, survivors, and caregivers. They work to raise awareness about ovarian cancer symptoms and treatment options while funding research at medical institutions.
North Alabama Medical Center provides comprehensive cancer care services including diagnosis and treatment support. The organization offers compassionate support services to cancer patients and their families, working to ensure open communication and understanding throughout the treatment process.
Operation Wipe Out is a partnership bringing together champions from across Alabama's public, private, academic, and nonprofit sectors to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health threat. The organization focuses on preventing cervical cancer through HPV vaccination, expanding access to cervical cancer screening, and ensuring women who need follow-up can access services. They work to save women's lives by providing education, advocacy, and resources to support cervical cancer prevention and early detection.
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