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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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 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 Georgia.
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.
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.
Provides education, support, community, and conferences for rare blood cancers and disorders.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Provides nationwide support groups, survivor matching, a bladder cancer helpline, education, webinars, research funding, and advocacy.
Provides financial assistance, patient navigation, support groups, education, and clinical trial navigation across blood cancers.
Provides liver cancer support, education, awareness, and outreach.
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.
Offers personalized navigation, support, and resources for brain tumor patients.
Funds major breast cancer research and scientific breakthroughs.
Free, medically supervised Montana camp programs for children, teens, and adults affected by cancer.
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.
Free summer camps and year-round programs for children with cancer and their families.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.