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406 for Kids provides support services to families with sick or injured children, including those battling childhood cancer. The organization offers emotional support, practical assistance, and resources to help families during medical treatments and hospital stays. They operate The Sunshine Factory, a home away from home for Logan Health Children's patients and their families.
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 Montana.
The Angel Fund helps families with the tremendous financial strain of caring for a seriously ill child that is 17 and under. It covers expenses such as travel and lodging when the child's treatment takes them away from home.
Billings Clinic Foundation partners with the community to fund programs, facilities, and scholarships that make quality healthcare accessible and innovative. The foundation supports cancer care through its comprehensive health services at Billings Clinic, providing patient assistance funds and supporting clinical innovations that benefit cancer patients and their families.
Bozeman Health Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care through a multi-disciplinary team of specialists, surgeons, radiation oncologists, and medical oncologists. The organization offers advanced surgical procedures, state-of-the-art radiation and medical oncology technologies, along with holistic support through social workers, nutritionists, and physical therapists. They also provide cancer diagnostics including advanced screenings and connect patients with local cancer support groups.
Bozeman Health Foundation supports cancer patients by generating financial support for health care services and facilities, including funding for cancer center operations. The foundation works to ensure access to health care services and programs, including cancer care, continues to advance for southwest Montana communities.
Camp Mak-A-Dream empowers cancer survivors and their families to live with and beyond cancer through life-changing Montana experiences. The organization offers cost-free, medically supervised camps and programs where participants strengthen life skills, gain resilience, and develop lasting relationships.
The Cancer Network of Sanders County provides financial assistance and support services to residents of Sanders County, Montana who are undergoing cancer treatment. The organization offers one-time gifts of $1,000 to qualifying residents and helps with finding lodging and transportation during treatment.
Our mission is to uplift and strengthen people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care.
The Cascade City-County Health Department offers low or no-cost cancer screening tests for qualifying individuals. The organization provides screening services for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancers, along with referrals to providers for additional diagnostic services and follow-up care.
The Cash Hyde Foundation organizes events and fundraising activities to support their mission. The organization hosts annual SAC events and provides opportunities for community involvement through sponsorships and donations.
Casting for Recovery provides free fly fishing retreats for women in treatment or recovery from breast cancer. The organization offers oncology-informed retreats that connect women to each other and to nature through the therapeutic sport of fly fishing, featuring support from medical oncology and psychosocial professionals.
Central Montana Medical Center provides a women's cancer support group that meets monthly to create a comfortable environment for women to share their cancer experiences and concerns. The group offers guest speakers, experts in various fields, and open discussions designed to help women cope with cancer diagnosis, treatment, and long-term emotional and financial concerns.
Cheerful Heart provides non-medical services to Lake County cancer patients who are currently in treatment at no cost to the patient. The organization offers services including gas cards, meal preparation, transportation to treatment or medical appointments, massage, and hair and skin care.
Chicks n Chaps hosts women's rodeo clinics and events to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer. The organization provides financial assistance grants to women and families affected by breast cancer based on need and availability of funds.
Community Health Alliance empowers individuals and communities across Western Montana to live healthier and safer lives through education, assistance, and connection. The organization provides patient assistance, community grants, and healthcare scholarships to expand access to care and strengthen health initiatives.
Community Medical Center provides comprehensive cancer care services including social support through an Oncology Social Worker who assists patients and caregivers in coping with cancer diagnosis impacts. The organization offers mental and emotional assistance, financial guidance, relationship counseling, and practical support services like lodging and transportation assistance for treatment travel.
Day Eagle Hope Project provides services of healing and hope in a culturally appropriate setting for those who have been affected by breast cancer on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation and surrounding communities. The organization offers a compassionate blend of expertise, personal experience and inspiration to assist those affected by breast cancer. They provide education, patient transportation, systems navigation, and support services as part of their holistic approach to healing.
Doug Betters For the Children provides financial assistance to Montana families with children needing medical treatment outside their community. The organization helps with travel expenses including transportation, lodging, and meals so families can access pediatric medical care. While not specifically focused on cancer, the organization supports children with various medical conditions that may include cancer patients.
Eagle Mount operates the Big Sky Kids program, which provides medically supervised camps and outdoor adventures for children and young adults aged 5 to 26 who are facing cancer. The organization offers oncology summer camps and family ski weekends that enable participants to experience Montana's outdoors while receiving emotional support and building meaningful connections.
Erin's Hope Project provides experiences and hope to children with life threatening illnesses, including those with brain tumors and other serious medical conditions. The organization was created in memory of nine-year-old Erin, who passed away following a courageous battle with a brain tumor, and aims to make a difference in children's lives through kindness and compassion.
Fit to Fight empowers cancer survivors to improve their quality of life through comprehensive fitness and health programs. The organization provides exercise-based interventions, physical therapy evaluation, and education to help survivors restore physical function and manage treatment side effects. Their program includes rehabilitation services, research initiatives, and training opportunities designed to support individuals throughout their cancer journey.
The Foundation for Community Care operates the Cancer Coalition Fund to provide financial assistance to individuals with new cancer diagnoses and those undergoing cancer treatment. The organization offers grants of $500 per applicant to help with non-medical household expenses for cancer patients residing primarily in Richland County and those seeking care in Sidney, Montana.
Great Falls Clinic provides cancer support groups that offer a safe place for active and past cancer patients to share thoughts and feelings with others dealing with similar concerns and emotions. The organization hosts two support groups that meet twice monthly, helping participants develop a sense of community through shared experiences and providing emotional support during their cancer journey.
Great Falls Clinic Legacy Foundation operates housing services for patients and their families during medical treatment. The organization provides the Harold and Carmen Poulsen Legacy House to support individuals requiring temporary accommodation while receiving care.
Halt Cancer at X raises funds for breast cancer research and provides community grants to local organizations that offer mammography screenings, financial assistance, and other services to breast cancer patients. The organization supports both national research working toward a cure and local community outreach programs for breast cancer awareness and patient support.
Live Like Jace Foundation was established to commemorate the life and legacy of Jace, who battled melanoma and passed away at age 28. The foundation seeks to honor Jace's memory and perpetuate the values he embodied of humility, kindness, and gratitude.
Logan Health Cancer Support Services provides comprehensive support programs for youth and adults undergoing cancer treatment or in recovery. The organization offers educational classes, support groups, art therapy, mind and body wellness activities, and appearance-related services to help cancer patients and their caregivers throughout their journey.
Messengers for Health provides health education and outreach services to the Apsaalooke (Crow) people in Montana, including cancer education programs. The organization uses culturally grounded approaches to support community members with various health needs, including cancer patients who receive transportation assistance to medical treatments and appointments.
The Missoula Ostomy Support Group provides monthly meetings and support for ostomates, family members, and caregivers in the Greater Missoula area and central-western Montana. The organization offers a supportive community for individuals managing ostomies, which may include those who have undergone ostomy surgery as a result of cancer treatment.
Mommy's Dream assists single parents living with a cancer diagnosis in Billings, Montana, and surrounding communities by providing community and financial resources. The organization aims to reduce emotional, physical, and financial burdens that cancer patients and their families face through comprehensive support services.
Montana Breast Cancer Awareness provides resources and support for breast cancer survivors, fostering hope and resilience in the community. The organization offers informative resources, emotional support from trained professionals and peers, and community events aimed at raising awareness and building a support network.
Montana Cancer Center at Providence St. Patrick Hospital provides comprehensive cancer care including innovative research, clinical trials, and integrative treatment approaches. The organization offers a team-based approach to cancer care with board-certified providers and advanced treatment technologies. They provide support services through programs like EMBERS, comprehensive breast care services, and financial assistance for patients facing cancer treatment costs.
The Montana Cancer Coalition works to ensure better quality of life and enhance the odds of survivorship for cancer patients through prevention, early detection and state-of-the-art cancer care. The organization maximizes resources, reduces duplication of efforts, makes changes in systems and policies and implements multi-level interventions to make a significant impact on cancer in Montana.
Montana Cancer Consortium brings state-of-the-art cancer care to patients in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming through National Cancer Institute sponsored clinical research. The organization offers more than 120 treatment, cancer control, care delivery, and prevention trials to support cancer patients and advance cancer care.
Montana Comprehensive Cancer Network works to improve cancer care across Montana through coordination and collaboration among healthcare providers. The organization focuses on enhancing cancer prevention, treatment, and support services throughout the state to better serve cancer patients and their families.
The Cancer Screening Program supports comprehensive cancer control in Montana by providing ongoing quality screening services to Montana women and education in a manner that is appropriate, accessible, cost-effective and sensitive to the client's needs. The program focuses on delivering cancer screening services and educational resources to support early detection and prevention efforts.
The Montana Hope Project fulfills dreams and wishes for children with terminal, critical, or chronic illnesses, including those battling cancer. The organization has granted hundreds of wishes for Montana children since 1984, providing meaningful experiences during challenging times.
The Montana Pediatric Cancer Foundation provides financial and community support to Montana pediatric cancer patients and their families. The organization helps families cover medical expenses, travel costs, and home essentials like food, clothing, and housing expenses during their cancer journey.
The Montana Primary Care Association provides colorectal cancer screening resources through their Quality Data Initiative program. The organization supports healthcare providers with FIT kit resources and educational materials to help improve cancer screening rates and early detection in Montana communities.
Montana State Oncology Society provides a voice for Montana's multidisciplinary cancer care teams and the patients they serve. The organization has been supporting cancer care professionals and patients in Montana since 2015.
P.E.A.K.S is a volunteer organization founded in Billings, MT in 1988 that helps cancer patients in need by providing financial assistance for daily, non-medical expenses. The organization raises funds through various fundraisers throughout the year and provides direct support to help patients with expenses like groceries, transportation, housing, and daily living needs during cancer treatment.
Pack the Place in Pink supports breast cancer patients throughout Montana by providing financial assistance to individuals in local communities. The organization delivers "Pink Hugs" to show breast cancer patients they are not alone and helps them overcome financial challenges during their cancer journey.
Park County Cancer Alliance offers financial, emotional, and physical support to people in their local community affected by cancer from the moment of diagnosis to years after treatment is complete. The organization provides up to $2000 financial grants, yoga instruction, and support groups to assist cancer patients and their families during their cancer journey.
Partnership Health Center operates the Montana Cancer Screening Program, providing affordable and high-quality screening services for breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer. The program offers financial assistance for screenings and follow-up tests, helps patients schedule appointments, and provides educational support to facilitate early cancer detection.
The Payden Memorial Foundation helps Montana families with childhood cancer diagnoses by providing financial support for treatment costs and other needs. The organization has served 230 families and provided over $632,000 in financial support towards children's cancer treatment.
Ronald McDonald House is a haven for families with children in the hospital. It provides all the comforts of home, plus the compassion of staff, volunteers, and other families - all just steps away from the hospital.
Ronald McDonald House is a haven for families with children in the hospital. It provides all the comforts of home, plus the compassion of staff, volunteers, and other families - all just steps away from the hospital.
Sam's Hope Foundation of Montana provides financial assistance to families with children battling cancer and childhood illnesses, helping with cancer-related expenses during treatment. The organization also supports those in need in the Lincoln community and provides scholarships to graduating seniors.
Silver Lining Montana empowers breast cancer survivors in Western Montana through dragon boat racing, outrigger canoe paddling, and physical fitness programs. The organization provides a supportive community environment that promotes physical activity and camaraderie among survivors, helping reduce recurrence rates through exercise and teamwork.
St. Patrick Hospital operates a Montana Cancer Center that provides comprehensive cancer support services including free support groups for patients in all phases of testing, treatment and follow-up. The hospital offers both men's and women's cancer support groups that meet monthly, providing emotional support and guidance to cancer patients and their families.
St. Peter's Health provides comprehensive cancer support services to patients throughout their treatment journey, offering physical, mental, and emotional support. The organization's cancer care team answers patient questions and connects individuals with community partners who offer free resources during treatment.
Stillwater Hospice provides comprehensive hospice care services across Montana, Wyoming, and South Dakota, focusing on maintaining comfort and dignity for patients with life-limiting conditions. The organization offers medical care, therapies, bereavement support, and volunteer services to help patients and their families during end-of-life care.
Our mission is to save lives by meeting the most critical needs of our communities and investing in breakthrough research to prevent and cure breast cancer
The Sweet Grass Cancer Alliance supports individuals in the community undergoing treatment for cancer, requiring cancer diagnosis and Sweet Grass County residency. The organization provides financial assistance through grants for personal expenses related to cancer diagnosis, transportation to medical appointments, and weekly Yoga4Cancer support sessions.
The Jadyn Fred Foundation provides financial assistance to Montana children who have to travel for critical healthcare. The organization was established in 2001 to help families facing medical challenges and travels needs similar to those experienced by Jadyn and her family.
Think Pink for the Girls Committee supports women affected by breast cancer throughout Montana by providing financial assistance for medical expenses, preventative care, and daily needs during treatment. The organization raises funds through community events like their annual Pink Tea to help women access mammograms, biopsies, prescriptions, wigs, breast prosthetics, and support for daycare and food expenses during chemotherapy.
Tough Enough To Wear Pink supports cancer patients through fundraising events and community awareness initiatives. The organization hosts mammogram days and various events to provide support and resources for those affected by cancer.
Wake Up and Lace Up provides financial assistance to eastern Montana residents facing unexpected expenses due to serious medical conditions. The organization serves as a safety net for families dealing with travel costs for specialty care and other medical-related expenses.
Wings Regional Cancer Support provides financial assistance to individuals and their families to help defray out-of-pocket expenses associated with cancer treatment. The organization offers monetary support for expenses such as housing, transportation, and meals, with assistance aimed primarily at costs arising from travel for treatment within and outside of Montana.