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Ally's House provides financial assistance to pediatric cancer families and operates Camp Live-A-Dream for children with cancer. The organization supports families throughout their cancer journey by providing monetary support and camp experiences that help children celebrate life during and beyond their treatment.
The organization works to advance colorectal cancer prevention and screening efforts in Oklahoma through collaborative partnerships with healthcare organizations and community groups. It brings together various stakeholders to collectively push for greater progress in preventing colorectal cancers and saving lives.
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 Oklahoma.
Angel Flight Oklahoma arranges free air transportation for individuals with medical needs, including cancer patients requiring treatment at distant medical facilities. The organization connects volunteer pilots with patients who need compassionate flights for medical appointments and treatments.
Tulsa area cancer support group listed among local resources by the Northeastern Oklahoma Cancer Institute. Meets in south Tulsa and is reached through its volunteer contact.
APPNA Oklahoma provides colon cancer awareness and education to help prevent colorectal cancer through early detection and screening. The organization works to educate the community about colon cancer risks, symptoms, and the importance of screening to support those at risk for developing the disease.
A free monthly support group for brain tumor patients, survivors and caregivers, meeting the second Thursday of each month from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the Living Room at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center in Oklahoma City. Facilitated by Stephenson supportive care staff.
Breast Cancer Survivors Oklahoma provides assistance, comfort, encouragement, hope and support to those fighting breast cancer in Oklahoma. The organization offers care packages, transportation services through Project BUBER, mentorship from breast cancer survivors, and various fundraising events to support the breast cancer community.
Breast Health Specialists of Oklahoma provides comprehensive breast diagnosis and treatment services in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The organization offers expedited diagnostic testing, surgical treatment, and emotional support for breast cancer patients with a multidisciplinary team approach. They focus on reducing patient anxiety by coordinating care from mammogram through surgery with advanced technology and decades of surgical expertise.
Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma operates four cancer treatment centers in Altus, Lawton, Chickasha, and Duncan, providing comprehensive cancer care including infusion services, radiation therapy, and dermatology services. The organization offers support services such as patient navigation, free screenings, nutrition support during treatment, and support groups to help patients and families through diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and survivorship.
Cancer Sucks supports cancer patients and their families by raising funds through various events and activities. The organization has donated over $1.5 million to cancer research facilities and treatment centers including major institutions like St. Jude Children's Hospital and MD Anderson.
Cancierge is Oklahoma City's wig salon that provides products and services to help individuals thrive through cancer and other hair-loss medical conditions. The organization offers custom wigs, private consultations, hair care products, and styling services designed to help clients feel confident and beautiful throughout their journey.
Cavett Kids Foundation serves Oklahoma children with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses through more than eight free camps a year plus scholarships, hospital diversionary play and family programs. Its work builds character, coping skills and connection for kids in treatment and their siblings.
Collier Skin Cancer Center focuses on the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of skin cancer. The center is led by Dr. Susannah Lambird Collier, a board certified dermatologist with fellowship training in Mohs Micrographic Surgery, providing specialized care for skin cancer patients.
Hospital foundation in Lawton that raises funds for Comanche County Memorial Hospital, including advanced treatment equipment and patient education programs at the Leah M. Fitch Cancer Center. Support reaches cancer patients across southwest Oklahoma.
Families Fighting Childhood Cancer is a support network through Oklahoma Family Network that provides resources and emotional support for families who have a child with cancer or a blood disorder. The organization connects families to support groups, online support, training, and advocacy services with staff and family support parents who have experienced similar journeys.
Family Health Center of Southern Oklahoma is a federally qualified health center that provides comprehensive healthcare services including cancer screening programs. The organization serves communities across southern Oklahoma through multiple clinic locations and offers medical, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services to support patients and families in their healthcare journey.
Go Mitch Go connects athletes of all levels to train and compete in endurance events around the world while raising money for cancer research and patient services. The organization combines athletic challenges with fundraising efforts to support the fight against cancer.
Gold4Kids Cancer Foundation of Tulsa serves northeast Oklahoma by helping children fighting cancer and their families through fundraising for local and national projects. The organization focuses on palliative care, symptom management, psychological education, scholarships, retreats, and funding clinical trials to support pediatric oncology patients and their families.
Good Shepherd Community Clinic provides primary healthcare services to uninsured and underserved patients in South Central Oklahoma. The clinic offers medical, dental, and vision care through volunteer providers and staff, along with an in-house pharmacy program that provides affordable medications to economically disadvantaged patients. They also provide mammogram screening services for women without insurance coverage.
HOPE in Oklahoma provides educational programs about cancer and its treatments for survivors and supporters. The organization facilitates fellowship and communication among members, helping them walk together through their emotions and form strong bonds of friendship during their cancer journey.
Hope in Oklahoma is a free women's cancer support group hosted at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center in Oklahoma City. It meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Conference Room L121 for peer and emotional support.
Hope's Crossing Camp provides a free day camp experience for children ages 8-15 with cognitive or physical disabilities, including those with cancer. The organization offers life-changing experiences that are fun, challenging, and socially enriching, tailored to each camper's needs.
Hopestone Cancer Support Center of Bartlesville supports and empowers the cancer community through fellowship assistance, exercise, education and the arts. The organization provides support groups, wigs, hats, scarves, transportation assistance, prescription assistance, meal programs and other services to cancer patients, survivors and caregivers at no charge.
In the Middle of a Miracle supports children battling pediatric cancer in Oklahoma with a focus on teenagers. The organization provides love and support to young cancer patients during their treatment journey through various programs and hospital involvement.
Journeys of Hope Tulsa provides portrait photography sessions for families with children who are battling life-threatening illnesses. The organization focuses on creating meaningful memories through professional photography during challenging times for pediatric patients and their families.
Lisa Bain Ministries is a Tulsa faith-based nonprofit whose Cancer Warrior Resilience Care Boxes deliver curated packages of practical supplies and comfort items to Oklahomans going through cancer treatment. It also runs the Miles of Hope fuel assistance program for rural patients traveling for care and offers therapy animal visits.
The Lorie Lord Breast Cancer Foundation provides financial assistance to breast cancer patients during times of crisis to help relieve the financial burden caused by oncology treatment. The organization offers grants of $250 to eligible individuals to support basic needs, including the purchase of medicines and payment of utilities.
Love You Well Foundation provides compassionate self-care programs supporting women undergoing cancer treatment through the Cancer Centers Of Southwest Oklahoma. The program offers recipients a Love You Well Self-Care Kit that includes a $50 gift certificate for self-care services and goods from locally owned small businesses. Recipients and their female caregivers also receive golf invitations to promote wellness through outdoor activities and community connection.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Oklahoma grants wishes to Oklahoma children with critical illnesses, including cancer, working with families through treatment. Its Tulsa field office serves families in the Tulsa area alongside the Oklahoma City headquarters.
Make-A-Wish Oklahoma grants wishes to children with critical illnesses, including those with cancer. The organization provides hope and joy through wish experiences that can have a life-changing impact during a child's medical journey.
Mercy Cancer Center in Ardmore offers radiation therapy on a linear accelerator, chemotherapy and clinical trials for southern Oklahoma patients. It also provides cancer support and survivorship programs plus free patient education materials.
Oklahoma City cancer center whose Cancer Resource Center offers nurse navigation, oncology social work, dietitian services, cancer rehabilitation and lymphedema therapy. Staff also help patients with education materials, insurance questions and financial aid.
An International Myeloma Foundation affiliated support group for myeloma patients and care partners in northeast Oklahoma, meeting the first Thursday of each month from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm at the Hardesty Regional Library in Tulsa. Meetings are offered in person and virtually and include peer connection and myeloma education.
The Northeastern Oklahoma Cancer Institute provides state-of-the-art radiation therapy and cancer treatment services to patients in northeastern Oklahoma. The organization offers personalized cancer care plans and navigation services, allowing patients to receive treatment close to their support network of family and friends.
Northeastern Oklahoma Cancer Network is a community-based organization that seeks to improve cancer patients' and survivors' health and well-being in Rogers and Mayes counties. The organization addresses and reduces unexpected burdens associated with cancer care by providing gift cards to help with transportation and groceries for patients currently receiving treatment.
Local chapter of Support for People with Oral and Head and Neck Cancer that meets monthly in Tulsa for peer support among head and neck cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. Affiliated with the national SPOHNC network of survivor-led chapters.
The OCCN Cancer Resource Directory serves as a comprehensive list of resources and institutions in Oklahoma related to cancer prevention, support and treatment. The directory connects cancer patients and their families with treatment centers, screening services, and support resources throughout the state.
Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute is committed to building a supportive environment for all cancer patients by providing comprehensive cancer care and treatment services. The organization created the Oklahoma Cancer Specialists Cares Fund in partnership with the Tulsa Community Foundation to assist patients with basic household needs while in active treatment and to provide access to quality healthcare for patients who may not otherwise be able to afford the cost of treatment.
Oklahoma Children's Cancer Association provides local support for families whose children have been diagnosed with cancer. The organization offers programs and services for children being treated at the OU Children's Physicians Jimmy Everest Center as well as cancer survivors. They operate an Art Therapy Room within the Jimmy Everest Cancer Clinic where volunteers engage patients in creative activities.
Oklahoma CK provides support and resources to individuals and families affected by cancer throughout Oklahoma. The organization focuses on connecting cancer patients with essential services and community support during their cancer journey.
Oklahoma Family Network provides support services for families with children and youth who have special healthcare needs or disabilities. The organization offers emotional support, professional referrals, and advocacy resources to help families navigate their healthcare journey.
The Oklahoma Lung Cancer Roundtable advances awareness, prevention, early detection, treatment, and support for those affected by lung cancer. Through collective efforts, the organization brings experts and resources together to reduce the burden of lung cancer, improve outcomes, and save lives across Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Oral Health Coalition is a volunteer-managed organization that focuses on oral health education and advocacy. The organization provides resources and information about oral cancer awareness and prevention for various audiences including parents, caregivers, children, and healthcare professionals.
Oklahoma Outdoor Outreach Foundation provides disabled, chronically ill, and terminally ill individuals the opportunity to enjoy outdoor sporting activities including hunting, fishing, and shooting. The organization operates with volunteers from various backgrounds to create family-based experiences for those facing serious health challenges.
Oklahoma Project Woman provides free breast health care to uninsured and underinsured Oklahomans, covering mammograms, diagnostic procedures and surgical services through a voucher program. It has issued more than 81,500 vouchers statewide since 1998.
Oklahoma Proton Center provides advanced proton therapy treatment for cancer patients, offering precise radiation therapy that targets tumors while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. The organization treats various cancer types including brain, breast, prostate, lung, and head and neck cancers with personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient's unique diagnosis and lifestyle.
Ostomy 2-1-1 provides support services for people who have, had, or will have an ostomy, including those whose ostomies resulted from cancer treatment. The organization operates an ostomy supply pantry, offers support groups, and provides assistance with fitting and acquiring proper appliances and supplies for patients and their families.
OstomyOK operates a shared website for multiple ostomy support groups throughout Oklahoma, providing educational resources and connecting individuals who have undergone ostomy surgery. The organization offers monthly meetings, newsletter articles, care guides, and information about ostomy-related topics to support patients and their families.
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center is Oklahoma's only National Cancer Institute-Designated Cancer Center, providing comprehensive, multidisciplinary cancer care and patient-centered services. The organization offers access to nationally recognized physicians, advanced technology, innovative cancer research, and extensive clinical trials to support cancer patients and their families.
Pierce Phillips Charity supports families managing pediatric cancer by providing social, emotional, and financial assistance directly to those caring for children with cancer. The organization funds childhood cancer research trials and provides direct financial support to help families cover medical expenses and other costs during treatment.
Power of Three is a cancer support group meeting in Claremore, listed among local resources by the Northeastern Oklahoma Cancer Institute. It offers peer and emotional support to cancer patients and families in northeast Oklahoma.
Project31 is a breast cancer community built by and for survivors that provides emotional and spiritual support to help women heal from the scars breast cancer leaves on their hearts. The organization's mission is to embrace, educate, and empower women and families affected by breast cancer to live fully restored lives through support groups, care kits, and educational resources.
Proton Pals Foundation provides support to cancer patients undergoing proton therapy in Oklahoma, ensuring they never feel alone in their fight. The organization helps ease financial strain by providing gas cards, covering hotel stays for those traveling far from home, and assisting with other essential expenses to remove barriers to care.
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.
Free summer camps for children with cancer, in treatment or remission, and their families.
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