A Blister for My Sister
Rome-based grassroots group that holds an annual breast cancer awareness walk at Ridge Ferry Park to support local women fighting breast cancer.

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Rome-based grassroots group that holds an annual breast cancer awareness walk at Ridge Ferry Park to support local women fighting breast cancer.
A Mother's Rest provides respite and health retreats for parents and caregivers, including those caring for loved ones with disabilities and extra challenges. The organization operates signature wellness inns and partners with bed and breakfast establishments nationwide to offer therapeutic fellowship and recuperative rest for family caregivers.
The Acoustic Neuroma Association serves as the premier resource for the acoustic neuroma community, informing, educating, and supporting those affected by acoustic neuroma, also called vestibular schwannoma. The organization fulfills its mission through communication, innovation, research, and partnerships throughout the medical community to improve the lives of patients and their families.
The Aflac Childhood Cancer Foundation supports families with children diagnosed with cancer or blood disorders like sickle cell disease, along with the medical professionals who provide care for them. The organization provides comfort, connection, and moments of joyful play to children undergoing treatment through programs like My Special Aflac Duck, which helps children prepare for medical procedures and communicate their feelings.
ALK Positive is a patient-driven organization that supports individuals with ALK-positive cancer and their caregivers through education, resources, and community connection. The organization provides access to second opinion programs, clinical trial information, support groups, and has funded $8 million in research since 2018 to improve patients' quality of life and life expectancy worldwide.
The American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer organizes fundraising walks that unite communities to support breast cancer survivors, people living with metastatic breast cancer, and their caregivers and families. The organization provides supportive communities through 3- to 5-mile noncompetitive walks held in more than 150 communities nationwide and connects women facing breast cancer with information and support through trained breast cancer survivors via their ACS CARES mobile app program.
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 Georgia.
Angel Flight Soars coordinates free air transportation for patients with medical conditions, including cancer patients, who cannot use or afford commercial airlines for their life-changing medical treatments. Their volunteer pilots provide free flights to help patients access necessary medical care and break down distance and financial barriers to treatment.
Angel Flight South coordinates free air transportation for medical patients who need to travel for treatment but cannot afford commercial airline tickets. The organization connects volunteer pilots with patients who require access to specialized medical care at distant facilities.
Assistance in Healthcare operates multiple chapters across different states to help cancer patients and their families with non-medical expenses during treatment. The organization focuses on reducing the financial burden that comes with prolonged medical care by providing support for everyday costs that patients face while undergoing cancer treatment.
Free clinic providing comprehensive healthcare to low and no income, uninsured residents of Northeast Georgia, including primary care, women's health, lab work, and prescription medications that can support cancer detection and follow-up for underserved patients.
The Atlanta Cancer Care Foundation provides critical financial assistance to Metro Atlanta cancer patients to help with overwhelming costs associated with the disease and its treatment. The organization helps patients with basic needs including housing, transportation, utility payments, groceries, and other essential expenses.
Atlanta's A Cure in Our Lifetime funds innovative breast cancer research and provides resources for those who have breast cancer. The organization promotes breast health through education and outreach while supporting research projects both globally and specifically in Georgia.
Atrium Health Navicent provides comprehensive cancer care services through multiple locations in central and south Georgia, including the Peyton Anderson Cancer Center in Macon and community clinics. The organization offers advanced cancer treatments, personalized care plans, and whole-person support to help patients navigate their cancer journey. Their multidisciplinary team of oncologists and specialists work together to deliver nationally recognized cancer care with access to clinical trials and the latest treatment technologies.
Aurora Day Camp provides free summer day camp, year-round programs, and in-hospital recreational activities for children with cancer and their siblings in Greater Atlanta. The organization offers a welcoming and inclusive environment that brings the joys of childhood to families affected by cancer. Since 2017, Aurora Day Camp has served over 5,000 children battling cancer and their siblings across the Greater Atlanta area.
Bert's Big Adventure provides magical experiences and ongoing support to children with chronic and terminal illnesses and their families. The organization offers Walt Disney World trips, family reunion adventures, and year-round support programs to create lasting memories and emotional support for families facing serious medical challenges.
Beyond The Ribbon Inc advocates for support and resources beyond the diagnosis of cancer, providing education, hope, and empowerment to individuals throughout their cancer journey. The organization operates programs including Jane's Closet, Pat's Pillows and Pouches, and Chloe and Friends to support cancer patients and survivors.
Regional office of Blood Cancer United (formerly The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society) serving Georgia and South Carolina. Offers financial assistance, co-pay and travel aid, support groups, peer connections, information specialists, and clinical trial support for blood cancer patients.
Blue Skies Ministries offers hope through beach camps, mountain getaways, and local programs to support families affected by childhood cancer. The organization creates spaces where children can laugh and play, siblings feel celebrated, and parents find renewed strength and lasting friendships with others on similar journeys.
Nonprofit founded in memory of Brenda Willis Bodie that supports pancreatic cancer patients with financial assistance for medical expenses, emotional support, and help navigating treatment. It also funds pancreatic cancer research and awareness education.
Camp Peach Pals provides an urban camp experience at the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta for children touched by cancer. The organization offers camp activities including songs, talent shows, arts and crafts, games, and excursions to Atlanta attractions to bring back the joys of childhood to this unique population.
A free six day camp for Children's Hospital of Georgia hematology and oncology patients ages 4 to 16 at Camp Lakeside.
A camp for children who have had cancer and a transplant, welcoming their families and siblings.
Camp Sunshine enriches the lives of Georgia's children with cancer and their families through year-round recreational, educational and support programs. The organization provides summer camp, family programs, teen programs, sibling programs, and bereavement programs designed to support normal development for children with cancer throughout their journey.
Matches cancer patients and caregivers with trained volunteer survivors for free one-on-one peer support by phone, email, or text, plus online support groups. Support is available to Georgia residents virtually.
Cancer Center of Middle Georgia provides comprehensive hematology and oncology care in a community setting with comfort, compassion and privacy. The organization offers cancer support groups that meet monthly and are open to cancer fighters, survivors and their caregivers, including those who are not patients of the center.
Cancer Connections provides financial assistance, emotional support and reliable information to individuals battling cancer and their families. The organization is dedicated to easing the burdens of treatment by fostering hope, empowering patients, and ensuring no one fights alone.
The Cancer Foundation of Georgia promotes and enhances access to compassionate, high quality preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic and palliative services for cancer patients within the state of Georgia. The organization provides financial support and educational activities including workshops, webinars, online materials and tuition assistance grants to clinical professionals, cancer patient navigators, administrative staff, and other members of the cancer care-giving community.
The Cancer Foundation of Middle Georgia provides financial assistance and support to cancer patients in Middle Georgia communities. The organization focuses on improving quality of life for patients during their cancer journeys through various support services and assistance programs.
Cancer Navigators provides free resources and services to cancer patients in northwest Georgia and northeast Alabama, serving as a complement to medical expertise by guiding those affected by cancer toward better understanding of diagnosis and care. The organization offers social support, counseling, nutrition assistance, transportation assistance, medical supplies, wigs, hats and scarves, day and weekend retreats, weekly support groups and caregiver support.
The Cancer State Aid Program is a state-funded program established by the Georgia legislature that provides financial assistance for cancer care to uninsured, under-insured, and low-income patients. The program supports access to screening, diagnostic services, treatment planning, and cancer treatment services through participating hospitals, radiation therapy centers, and medical practices.
Cancer Support Community Atlanta provides free support, education, and hope to individuals and families affected by cancer. The organization offers a wide range of programs including support groups, stress reduction and gentle exercise classes, education and nutrition workshops, and social opportunities, all led by licensed professionals.
Cancer Support Services provides financial, emotional, and practical support to individuals facing cancer through various programs including emergency relief funding, housing assistance, and supportive care packages. The organization offers services such as The Lydia Project which provides free totes with supportive items to women undergoing cancer treatment, lodging services through the Daksha Chudgar Lydia House, and transportation assistance. They aim to ensure no one faces the cancer journey alone by providing comprehensive support services at no charge.
Cancer Ties Inc. is an organization in Albany, Georgia that helps local cancer patients with medical costs and household expenses through various fundraising events throughout the year. The organization was founded by a group of friends who wanted to support their friend battling cancer and has continued to operate as an ongoing effort to assist cancer survivors and their loved ones in the community.
Free online educational resource offering reliable information on cancer biology, diagnosis, and treatment for patients, caregivers, and the public, including multimedia guides across many cancer types.
The Center for Black Women's Wellness provides healthcare services and health programs to support women's health journeys, including breast and cervical cancer programs. The organization offers affordable healthcare on a sliding fee scale to those without health insurance, focusing on empowering women to become whole, healed and well.
The Center for Pan Asian Community Services provides community health services including HIV testing and counseling, health literacy programs, and substance abuse prevention. The organization offers mobile mammography screening services and health fairs that include cancer screening services to support community members in maintaining their health and accessing preventive care.
The Central Georgia Cancer Care Foundation provides financial assistance to cancer patients to help reduce the burden of treatment costs. The Foundation helps patients with copays, prescription medications, and other medical expenses associated with cancer care.
Chase The Victory strengthens support for families grieving the loss of a child and those fighting childhood cancer through comprehensive programs and community connections. The organization provides compassionate grief support through week-long retreats, professional counseling, personalized gifts, and in-hospital support to ensure families feel connected and encouraged throughout their challenging journeys.
The Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is one of the largest pediatric cancer and blood disorders programs in the country. The organization provides comprehensive treatment and research for children and young adults with a wide range of cancer and blood disorders, developing special treatment plans for each child and their whole family.
Comprehensive cancer treatment center in Newnan (30 minutes southwest of Atlanta) offering surgical, medical, and radiation oncology plus supportive care specialists. Includes a bone marrow transplantation program and access to City of Hope's national clinical network.
City of Hope's Atlanta-area cancer hospital in Newnan treats all cancer types and pairs treatment with supportive care: nutritional support, oncology rehabilitation, pain management, spiritual support and survivorship services. An outpatient care center at Paces Ferry in Atlanta extends the same services, and staff help with travel, lodging and clinical trial access.
City of Hope offers free virtual and in-person support groups for patients, caregivers and families, including disease-specific groups (breast, prostate, CLL, multiple myeloma, gynecologic), bereavement support, couples, young adults 18-39, Spanish-language caregiver programs and CLIMB for children 6-17. Because most groups run virtually, patients at City of Hope's Atlanta and Newnan campuses can join the same groups as those in California.
The Colorectal Cancer Equity Foundation supports African-American men and other marginalized groups affected by colorectal cancer through advocacy, education, research funding, and screening programs. The organization provides awareness programs, community engagement initiatives, and removes barriers to healthcare access for caregivers, survivors, and families impacted by colorectal cancer.
Conquering Leukemia is the sole southeastern chapter of the Leukemia Research Foundation, dedicated to raising awareness and supporting research in newer and more effective treatments for all blood cancers. The organization funds innovative research to accelerate the development of new treatments and an ultimate cure for leukemia while supporting patients and families affected by blood cancers.
The CSRA GYN Cancer Support Group is a grassroots support organization that provides structured education, emotional support, and mentorship programs for women with gynecologic cancer and their caregivers. The group offers monthly meetings, social activities, and creates a community of hope and fellowship for patients and families during difficult times.
CURE is dedicated to conquering childhood cancer through funding targeted research while supporting patients and their families. The organization provides comprehensive support including family resources, financial assistance, counseling, meal programs, and bereavement services. CURE invests over $5.6 million annually in promising childhood cancer research and has provided significant support to families affected by pediatric cancer diagnoses.
Diamonds Over Georgia fights childhood cancer by providing support and resources to pediatric cancer patients and their families. The organization works to help children battling cancer and those who support them during their journey.
The East Georgia Cancer Coalition serves 53 counties in East Georgia by providing cancer prevention education, screening services, and support for patients and families. The organization offers healthcare system navigation, survivor support programs, and wellness services while connecting people to treatment centers and clinical trials.
Eat Right Atlanta provides fresh, healthy, and nutritious produce to cancer patients through their Food2Fight program. The organization delivers boxes filled with healthy food to individuals going through cancer treatment in partnership with My Style Matters, Inc. They aim to give cancer patients one less thing to worry about by ensuring access to healthy eating options.
The organization provides monthly support group meetings for brain tumor patients and their families, friends, and caregivers. The group offers information-sharing, emotional support, and resources through regular gatherings that include light refreshments and educational materials.
The Emory Palliative Care Center provides comprehensive palliative care services to patients with serious, life-threatening illnesses including cancer. The organization offers holistic support focused on enhancing quality of life for patients, families, and caregivers through multidisciplinary care teams and educational programs.
Emory Winship Cancer Institute is Georgia's NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center that provides advanced cancer care, treatment, and research. The organization offers personalized cancer care through collaborative care teams and provides support services designed to help patients from their first treatment through recovery and beyond.
The organization provides genetic counseling services to cancer patients and their families to assess hereditary cancer risks. Through one-on-one consultations, they offer personalized risk assessments, genetic testing guidance, and support for families making decisions about genetic testing and cancer screening.
Atlanta nonprofit that raises funds for blood cancer research and provides a network of support to blood cancer patients.
For the Breast of Us empowers women of color affected by breast cancer through advocacy, community building, and education. The organization provides comprehensive resources, support programs, and a community sanctuary for sharing experiences and finding strength during breast cancer journeys. They focus on bridging healthcare gaps and ensuring equitable representation for women of color in breast cancer research and dialogue.
Future Perfect Integrative Wellness supports cancer survivors in all stages of their healing journey through integrative wellness services including massages, yoga, guided meditations, and coaching. The organization provides retreats, healing circles, cancer doula services, and access to discounted integrative healing therapies such as acupuncture, reiki, and nutrition counseling.
The GBM Foundation supports innovative research focused on improving survival rates and finding a cure for Glioblastoma brain tumors. The organization directs 100% of donations to research partners to support novel Glioblastoma brain cancer research.
Georgia Alliance for Breast Cancer supports Georgia's breast cancer community by raising funds and providing grants for breast health programs throughout the state. The organization funds services including mammograms, clinical breast exams, genetic counseling and testing, biopsies, support services, and education across over 100 counties in Georgia.
The Georgia Breast Cancer Coalition Fund advocates for public policy changes to improve breast cancer care and prevention in Georgia. The organization works to educate the public and healthcare professionals about breast cancer issues and promotes awareness campaigns throughout the state.
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