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13Forever supports pediatric cancer patients and their families by raising funds for various cancer organizations, research facilities, and providing direct assistance. The organization provides financial support to hospitals, wish-granting organizations, and research centers while also offering scholarships and donating comfort items to children's hospitals.
A Mother's Wish embraces and supports Oakland County, Michigan women and families impacted by breast cancer by easing the day-to-day burdens associated with a diagnosis. The organization provides emotional and physical support during the journey families endure as a result of a breast cancer diagnosis, offering opportunities for hope, comfort, family togetherness and healing.
AgeWays offers trusted programs and resources to support older adults, family caregivers, and adults with disabilities. The organization helps individuals live safely, independently, and with dignity by providing services such as meals on wheels, transportation, caregiver support, and community living programs. While not specifically focused on cancer, their services can benefit cancer patients and caregivers who need additional support for daily living activities.
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 Michigan.
The Amyloidosis Foundation provides education, resources, and support for patients and families affected by amyloidosis, a rare disease where abnormal proteins deposit in organs and tissues. The organization offers patient stories, webinars, treatment center information, and advocacy to help patients navigate their diagnosis and treatment journey.
Angels of Hope provides financial assistance to Michigan families with cancer patients who have legally dependent minors in their home. The organization helps cover expenses like rent, utilities, and groceries for families experiencing income loss or increased expenses due to cancer treatment.
Beacon House provides a home away from home for patients and families who travel across the Upper Peninsula to receive specialty medical care. The organization offers housing accommodations and support services including a wig salon for cancer patients and various amenities for families during medical crises.
Beautiful You by Profile provides support, confidence and compassion to women and girls undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatments throughout their cancer journey. The organization offers complimentary wigs and headcovers along with salon and spa services through private consultations designed to help clients feel more confident and uplift their spirits.
The Blood Cancer Foundation of Michigan provides practical support and resources for Michigan residents facing leukemia, lymphoma, and other blood cancer diagnoses since 1952. The organization offers financial assistance for expenses like rent and transportation, along with resource coordination and care from licensed patient support professionals.
We are Blood Cancer United, and we believe everyone with blood cancer deserves a longer, better life. That's why we are on a mission to cure blood cancer and improve the quality of life of all patients and their families. We fund life-saving blood cancer research around the world, provide free information and support services for patients and their families, and are the voice for those seeking access to quality, affordable, coordinated care.
Bluebird Cancer Retreats provides peaceful retreat experiences, family programs, and ongoing support for people navigating cancer and their loved ones. The organization offers weekend healing retreats, support groups, and various services to help individuals rediscover their strength during their cancer journey. All retreat programs are provided free of charge to participants.
Brandon's Defense supports children with cancer by providing necessity bags, backpacks, snacks, gas cards, and entertainment items to families during hospital stays and treatment. The organization funds pediatric oncology research and works to increase awareness of childhood cancer while supporting families in the Mid Michigan area.
The Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program provides low-income women access to breast and cervical cancer screening services including mammograms and Pap tests. The program offers follow-up care and diagnostic services, and may help eligible women access Medicaid coverage for cancer treatment.
C.S. Mott Children's Hospital at University of Michigan Health-Sparrow provides comprehensive pediatric oncology care in cooperation with board-certified pediatric oncologists from Michigan State University. The organization offers psychosocial support for patients and families, including pain and anxiety management, educational support, and special activities designed to help children and families cope with cancer treatment.
Camp Casey provides cost-free horseback riding programs to children with cancer, sickle cell disease, and other life-threatening illnesses. The organization offers various programs including home visits, weekend getaways at dude ranches, and one-day recreational activities for families affected by childhood disease.
Camp Catch-A-Rainbow at YMCA Storer Camps provides specialized camping experiences for pediatric oncology patients. The organization operates summer camps designed to support children battling cancer and their families through recreational and wellness activities.
Camp Quality USA - Michigan provides camp experiences and programs for children affected by cancer. The organization offers summer camps, family camps, and teen camps designed to support young cancer patients and their families through recreational activities and peer connections.
The Cancer Network of West Michigan offers comprehensive cancer services and a seamless care experience through collaborating organizations including Trinity Health and University of Michigan Health-West. The organization provides access to advanced testing, innovative treatments, national clinical trials, and support services to deliver outstanding cancer care close to home for the West Michigan community.
The Cancer Research Consortium of West Michigan is a group of West Michigan hospitals, health care systems, physicians, and researchers working together to provide cancer education and access to new and unique cancer clinical trials. The organization is a member of the National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Program, one of only 32 in the country, helping patients receive new research treatments before they are widely available.
Cancer Services Midland provides personal and compassionate support to cancer patients and their caregivers in the community. The organization offers free services including emotional support, non-medical supplies, wellness activities, financial aid, transportation, and caregiver support to help people reduce stress and stay strong throughout the cancer journey.
Cancer Support Community of Greater Ann Arbor is a local nonprofit affiliate of The International Cancer Support Community (CSC), opening our doors in 2007. The Cancer Support Community is the largest and most comprehensive program in the country devoted solely to providing emotional support and education to people with cancer, their caregivers and children - all free of charge.
The Cassie Hines Shoes Cancer Foundation supports young adults aged 18-40 during their cancer diagnosis, treatment, and beyond through a variety of advocacy and programming. The organization provides life-changing camp programs, essential resources, scholarships, and adventure-based experiences to help survivors find hope through community and connection.
The Central Michigan District Health Department operates the Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program (BC3NP) which provides cancer screening services to women in central Michigan. The organization helps eligible women receive free or low-cost breast and cervical cancer screenings, follow-up care for abnormal test results, and connects those diagnosed with cancer to treatment resources.
The ChadTough Defeat DIPG Foundation supports families battling DIPG and DMG brain tumors by funding innovative research and providing one-on-one navigation services throughout their journey. The organization offers dedicated nurse support to help families make informed decisions and connects them to proper resources during diagnosis and treatment.
The Childhood Ovarian Cancer Association works to improve information sharing about childhood ovarian cancer to families and medical professionals. The organization provides education, supports research, and serves as a resource for health providers, patients and their families dealing with ovarian cancer in young girls and adolescents.
Children With Hair Loss provides human hair replacements at no cost to children and young adults facing medically-related hair loss, including those undergoing cancer treatments. The organization supports children dealing with hair loss due to various medical conditions by providing wigs and care kits to help restore confidence and emotional well-being.
Children's Healing Center operates year-round recreation facilities providing social and emotional healing for children with weakened immune systems and their families in safe, clean environments. The organization offers research-based programming focused on socialization, play-therapy, recreation and education to help kids and families cope with complex medical diagnoses and reduce isolation.
Community Cancer Services of Isabella County has been helping cancer patients in Isabella County since 1982. The organization helps pay transportation costs and medical expenses related to cancer treatment, and provides referrals to other agencies when needed.
The organization supports pediatric cancer patients and their families through the Ethie Haworth Children's Cancer Center, one of the largest children's cancer treatment programs in the Midwest. They provide research funding, clinical trials, family support services through their Pediatric Oncology Resource Team, and comprehensive care facilities including outpatient clinics and specialized treatment areas.
Covenant HealthCare is a comprehensive healthcare system that provides cancer care services and support programs for patients and families affected by cancer. The organization offers specialized oncology services, including medical oncology, radiation oncology, and surgical oncology through their medical centers and physician network.
Disability Network Southwest Michigan maintains a comprehensive directory of area support groups, including cancer support groups that meet regularly in various locations. The organization provides contact information and meeting details for multiple cancer support groups serving different communities throughout the region.
The Dynami Foundation advances breast cancer research, specifically Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer (ILC), and supports local Michigan women facing a breast cancer diagnosis. The organization raises funds for research and provides assistance to patients as they navigate the complexities of the breast cancer journey.
The Eric R. Beverly Family Foundation reduces disparities in access to care for cancer patients by removing financial barriers related to indirect costs associated with treatment. The organization focuses primarily on Alger County, Michigan, providing assistance in the form of grants to individuals undergoing cancer treatment.
The Erik Jones Foundation works to change lives through encouraging early cancer detection and care, with a personal mission driven by founder Erik Jones' experience losing his father to melanoma in 2016. The foundation's cancer efforts focus on impacting the preventable forms of the disease and supporting life-saving cancer initiatives.
Five Points of Hope provides financial assistance to Michigan residents who have been diagnosed with cancer and are facing financial difficulties. The organization helps cancer patients pay their bills through donations and fundraising events, enabling them to focus on their treatment and recovery.
Friends of Camp Mak-A-Dream, Michigan Chapter provides travel scholarships for Michigan residents to attend Camp Mak-A-Dream in Montana. The organization supports cancer patients and their families through camping programs and experiences designed to provide emotional support and community connection.
Friends Together is a cancer support organization that serves patients and loved ones throughout their cancer journey in northeastern Michigan. The organization provides travel and lodging support, support groups and activities, and material support including specialized items and a Care and Comfort Boutique.
Genesys Hurley Cancer Institute provides comprehensive cancer treatment services including medical oncology, radiation oncology, and chemotherapy. The organization offers support services for cancer patients and their families, including nutrition services, transportation assistance, advance care planning, and support groups. They serve multiple communities in Michigan and provide clinical trials and educational resources to support patients throughout their cancer journey.
Gilda's Club Grand Rapids provides free emotional healthcare to children, adults, families, and friends on any kind of cancer journey or those grieving the death of someone in their life due to any cause.
We are a free cancer support community for anyone impacted by a cancer diagnosis. Whether you or someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer, or have recently lost someone to cancer, there is a place for you at Gilda's Club. We serve all ages, all genders and all cancer types. With locations in Detroit, Royal Oak, Grosse Pointe and a thriving virtual space, we are dedicated to serving metro Detroit.
Grass Lake Sanctuary is a 145-acre nature sanctuary and retreat center in southeastern Michigan that offers specialized retreat programs for breast cancer survivors. The organization provides healing experiences in nature through wellness events, accommodations, and therapeutic programs designed to help cancer survivors release stress and regain life balance.
The Great Lakes Cancer Foundation removes financial barriers for at-risk individuals seeking essential cancer screenings and diagnostic services. The organization provides financial assistance to ensure everyone has access to early detection and necessary cancer-related medical services regardless of their financial situation.
The Hands of Hope Foundation is the philanthropic arm of The Cancer and Hematology Centers that provides intentional financial support to cancer patients, their families and the organizations that support them in West Michigan. The organization aims to help alleviate financial stressors associated with cancer care, allowing patients to focus their energy on health, healing and achieving spiritual wellness.
Henry Ford Health operates Colleen's Corner, which provides comprehensive financial assistance resources for cancer patients and their families. The program connects patients with various funding options, grants, and financial planning tools to help manage cancer-related expenses. Through partnerships with multiple organizations and foundations, they offer support for medical costs, living expenses, and prescription assistance.
Henry Ford Health operates the Game On Cancer Kids Club, which provides support services for school-aged children who have a parent, sibling, or close relative with cancer. The organization offers toolkits, day camps, family counseling, and the CLIMB program to help break down social isolation and provide emotional support for children and families affected by cancer.
The Hermelin Brain Tumor Center provides comprehensive care and support for brain tumor patients through a multidisciplinary team of specialists. The center offers rapid diagnosis, personalized treatment plans, and expert brain tumor treatment along with ongoing support for patients and their families. The organization also conducts clinical trials and research to advance brain cancer care and works toward making all brain cancers controllable or curable.
HERO Foundation Michigan supports cancer patients and their families through various programs and services. The organization provides assistance to help individuals navigate their cancer journey and connect with resources in their community.
hopeHUB provides cancer support services for patients and families in Flint and Genesee County. The organization connects individuals with experienced local cancer navigators who guide them throughout their cancer journey. They offer comprehensive support including communication assistance, financial guidance, hospice and palliative care resources, legal support, and social and emotional support services.
Hospice of Michigan provides comprehensive end-of-life care and support services for patients with serious illnesses and their families. The organization offers hospice care, palliative care, pediatric care, and integrative therapies to help patients and caregivers navigate the final stages of illness with comfort and dignity.
Hot Pink Helpers provides financial and emotional support to families affected by cancer with a primary focus on breast cancer. The organization is volunteer-run and directs all funds raised toward helping families in need during their cancer journey.
The Ingham County Health Department operates the Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program, which provides low-income women access to cancer screening services including mammograms and Pap tests. The organization offers free screening and diagnostic services, and helps connect women to follow-up care and potential Medicaid coverage for cancer treatment when needed.
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan supports Michigan tribal communities in reducing structural barriers to breast and cervical cancer screenings, follow-up diagnostic services, and cancer treatment. The organization represents twelve federally recognized tribes in Michigan and provides cancer control resources and navigation programs for Native American women facing cancer diagnosis.
It's a Breast Thing is an all-volunteer organization that helps breast cancer patients in 19 Mid-Michigan counties. The organization provides grants, fundraising events, and resources including information about reflexology and lymphatic massage for comfort and support.
The organization supports colon cancer patients by funding meaningful research at the University of Michigan's Comprehensive Cancer Center to advance detection and prevention methods. The fund also provides education to the public about colon cancer prevention and the benefits of early screening, particularly during Colon Cancer Awareness Month.
Jenni's Foundation provides financial assistance to cancer patients in Roscommon County and the surrounding North-Central Mid-Michigan area. The foundation helps cancer patients focus on life rather than financial burdens by providing support for transportation, medical equipment, insurance co-pays, childcare expenses, respite care, and medications not covered by insurance.
Just Believe supports families struggling financially due to medical expenses and provides education about prevention and early detection of skin cancer. The organization also contributes to communities and charities while offering scholarships for students pursuing medical careers.
The organization serves as Local Coordinating Agency #15 for the Michigan Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program, providing free screening services including mammograms, clinical breast exams, Pap smears, and pelvic exams to eligible women. They offer patient navigation services, diagnostic follow-up care, medical referrals, and cancer treatment support across multiple counties in Michigan.
Karmanos Cancer Institute provides comprehensive cancer care through medical oncology, radiation oncology, and surgical oncology services. The organization offers advanced diagnostic treatments, clinical trials, screening and prevention programs, and specialized therapies including immunotherapy and proton therapy to support cancer patients throughout their treatment journey.
Kids Without Cancer supports pediatric cancer patients by funding cutting-edge research at Children's Hospital of Michigan and its affiliates Wayne State University and the Karmanos Cancer Institute. The organization has raised over $5 million for pediatric cancer research since 1981 and operates their own zebra fish research lab capable of conducting up to seven pediatric cancer research projects.
The Leelanau County Cancer Foundation works to improve the quality of life for Leelanau County residents with cancer and their families. The organization provides financial assistance for non-medical expenses such as mortgage payments, utilities, auto repairs, insurance, and travel costs to help relieve financial stress during cancer treatment.