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Free live small-group virtual exercise classes led by certified Cancer Exercise Specialists, for women with any cancer including metastatic disease.

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Free live small-group virtual exercise classes led by certified Cancer Exercise Specialists, for women with any cancer including metastatic disease.
Free one-on-one phone mentoring that pairs patients and caregivers with trained volunteers who have been there.
The American Cancer Society's advocacy affiliate, fighting for laws and policies that help cancer patients and families.
Provides education, community support, and research funding for kidney cancer.
Provides patient education, support resources, and melanoma research support.
A central listing of free volunteer air transport groups serving patients nationwide.
Volunteer pilots providing free air transportation to distant medical care.
The Alaska Breast and Cervical Screening Assistance Program helps eligible Alaskans access free breast and cervical cancer screenings including mammograms and pap tests. The program covers the cost of screening and diagnostic tests and connects participants to financial support for treatment when necessary.
The Alaska Cancer Partnership is a group of organizations and individuals working together to address cancer prevention, control, and survivorship in Alaska. They provide a comprehensive directory of resources to help people navigate cancer, whether they have been diagnosed or are caring for someone who has. The organization connects cancer patients and caregivers with social support programs, financial relief options, movement and nutrition resources, and provider training opportunities.
Alaska Health Fair provides health education and affordable blood screenings including prostate disease screening and PSA tests. The organization offers preventative health screenings that can help with early detection of various health conditions including cancer.
Alaska Men's Run organizes an annual five-mile run and two-mile walk in Anchorage to raise funds and awareness for men's cancer issues. The organization uses race entry fees to fund educational activities, promote early detection, and provide financial aid to men and agencies fighting prostate and testicular cancer.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium operates a Colorectal Cancer Control Program that collaborates with regional Tribal health organizations to increase screening rates and decrease colorectal cancer incidence and mortality among Alaska Native people. The program provides evidence-based interventions, community education, provider training, and resources including patient navigation and screening support to improve colorectal cancer outcomes.

Alaska Pediatric Surgery provides comprehensive pediatric oncology and hematology care for children with cancer and blood disorders. The organization offers compassionate treatment and support to families facing childhood cancer diagnoses, with access to state-of-the-art treatment through their participation in the Children's Oncology Group network.
Alaska Run for Women organizes an annual all-women running event to raise money for and awareness of breast cancer and women's health. The organization has raised more than $6.2 million since 1993 and provides grants to support the fight against breast cancer.
Provides travel funding, family support programs, research funding, and clinical trial support for childhood cancer families.
A nationwide directory of summer camps for children with cancer and their families, maintained by Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.
Advocacy and education for families affected by Lynch syndrome and hereditary colorectal cancer.
Provides free skin cancer screenings, education, and access to dermatology specialists.
Provides specialist access and oral medicine expertise.
The world's largest professional organization dedicated to preventing and curing cancer through research.
Provides care consultants, support groups, education, and patient and caregiver resources nationwide.
Provides helpline support, rides to treatment, Hope Lodge lodging, support groups, education, financial guidance, survivorship resources, and advocacy for all cancers.
The ACS catalog of low-cost wigs, hats, and mastectomy products designed for people in treatment.
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 Alaska.
Provides family support resources, education, and advocacy for childhood cancer.
Provides treatment standards and a physician network for expert head and neck cancer care.
Research and education on how diet, weight, and activity affect cancer risk and survivorship.
Provides liver-related support, education, helpline access, and navigation resources.
Provides education, Better Breathers support groups, prevention resources, and screening awareness.
Provides HPV education, prevention information, screening guidance, and cervical cancer-related resources.
Provides patient education, expert resources, and access to thyroid specialists.
The Anchorage Young Cancer Coalition provides emotional support and empowerment to young people facing cancer through community building and meaningful survivorship programs. The organization hosts multiple meetups per month with varied activities to improve quality of life for cancer patients diagnosed in their 20s, 30s, or 40s.
Provides education, support, community, and conferences for rare blood cancers and disorders.
Arctic Slope Native Association operates the Screening for Life Program, which provides cancer screening services including mammograms, pap smears, and colonoscopies for early detection of breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers. The organization serves residents of multiple Arctic Slope communities and aims to reduce cancer incidence through access to life-saving early detection screening services.
Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation operates a network of cancer treatment centers across Alaska, providing radiation therapy and oncology services to patients throughout the state. The organization focuses on improving access to cancer prevention, treatment, and supportive care while partnering with local cancer support organizations to extend resources and assistance to Alaskans facing cancer.
The first center devoted to BRCA-related cancers, with research, education, and patient resources.
Provides marrow donor registry services, patient navigation, and financial grants for transplant patients.
Beat the Odds Cancer Committee supports local cancer-related programs in Petersburg and southeast Alaska, providing funding for cancer treatment travel, equipment training, and other support for patients and their families. The organization allocates funds to medical centers for chemotherapy equipment and training, home health services, counseling services, and other regional cancer support organizations.
Over 900,000 overnight accommodations provided to families of critically ill children from every state. Hospital housing near Johns Hopkins continues through an interim Residence Inn partnership while a new facility is built, alongside free respite houses in Maryland, Delaware, and North Carolina.
Provides nationwide support groups, survivor matching, a bladder cancer helpline, education, webinars, research funding, and advocacy.
Blood Bank of Alaska operates donation centers across Alaska to collect blood products including platelets that are essential for cancer patients to survive and fight their disease. The organization serves hospital patients throughout Alaska, with cancer patients being among those who critically depend on blood donations for their treatment and recovery.
Provides financial assistance, patient navigation, support groups, education, and clinical trial navigation across blood cancers.
Provides liver cancer support, education, awareness, and outreach.
Offers personalized navigation, support, and resources for brain tumor patients.
The Breast Cancer Detection Center of Alaska provides breast cancer screening services and educational programs throughout Alaska, with a focus on increasing awareness of early detection benefits. The organization serves patients in Fairbanks and travels to Alaskan communities where breast cancer screening services are not readily available, offering mobile mammography services regardless of insurance status.
Funds major breast cancer research and scientific breakthroughs.
A camp for children and siblings affected by childhood cancer, serving families from Alaska and western Washington.
Free, medically supervised Montana camp programs for children, teens, and adults affected by cancer.
Free summer camps and year-round programs for children with cancer and their families.
Year round retreats in Casco, Maine for children with life threatening illnesses and their entire families, serving families from all 50 states free of charge.
Cancer Connection of Southeast Alaska assists Southeast Alaskans living with cancer, their families, and support systems. The organization provides various support services including travel assistance, support groups, and other resources to help cancer patients and caregivers navigate their cancer journey.
A coalition database that matches patients to financial assistance programs by diagnosis and zip code.

College scholarships for cancer survivors and patients pursuing higher education.
One-on-one peer support matching patients and caregivers with trained survivor volunteers.
The pioneer of cancer immunotherapy research, funding science that harnesses the immune system.
Provides free emotional and practical support, helpline access, virtual and in-person support groups, education, survivorship programs, and advocacy.
Scholarships and prosthetic assistance to help young cancer survivors get on with their future plans.
Offers free counseling, support groups, educational workshops, limited financial assistance, and navigation support for all cancer types.
Cheerful handmade pillowcases that brighten hospital rooms for kids in treatment.
Free fly-fishing retreats that combine healing, support, and the outdoors for women with breast cancer.