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2Live2Cure supports and empowers adults living with cancer through community engagement, comfort, and accessible care. The organization provides free patient care kits, wellness practices, art therapy, and personal comfort items while connecting patients and caregivers through community events and networking. They operate resource centers and offer comprehensive support for physical, mental, and financial well-being.
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 Oregon.
The Asante Foundation supports comprehensive cancer care for patients in Southern Oregon and Northern California through facility improvements and program funding. The organization helps provide high-quality cancer treatment close to home and supports the Cancer Compassion Fund to assist patients in need during their cancer journey.
Asante Health System provides comprehensive cancer support services through their cancer centers, including emotional support, support groups, and resources for cancer survivors and their families. The organization offers various support programs designed to help patients and families navigate the cancer journey and transition to life beyond cancer treatment.
Ashland Cancer Foundation provides financial assistance and support services to cancer patients and their families in the Rogue Valley region. The organization helps cover costs related to cancer treatment including medical expenses, transportation, and other essential needs during the cancer journey.
Assistance League of Bend creates handmade comfort items that offer support for individuals during cancer treatment. The organization serves Deschutes County through hands-on, community-based programs that bring comfort and hope to adults facing hardship.
The Bpositiv Foundation for Children with Cancer provides informational, educational and emotional support to Oregon families of children with terminal cancer diagnoses. The organization works directly with Doernbecher Children's Hospital social workers and offers limited financial support for end-of-life services and other needs through a simple application process.
Breast Friends supports individuals facing breast cancer by providing relevant, accessible, and inclusive assistance throughout their journey. The organization offers social support, educational programs, financial assistance, and various resources to ensure that no one goes through breast cancer alone. They serve patients, survivors, and their families with comprehensive support services including counseling, mentorship, and wellness programs.
Bree's Foundation operates upscale resale stores in Coos County to support cancer awareness, education and support services. The organization provides community-based support through their retail locations and offers herbal remedies and various programs for cancer patients and their families.
Camp Agape Portland operates a family residential camp that provides a summer camp experience to cancer-afflicted children and their families. The organization offers families the opportunity to create memories surrounded by nature and away from the medical environment, while providing 24-hour medical staff support during camp.
Camp Millennium focuses on children and their families who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis throughout Oregon and SW Washington. The organization provides programs for kids ages 5-16 who are dealing with a cancer diagnosis, either by being the cancer patient, a sibling of a cancer patient, or having a parent or guardian in active treatment. Their programs range from a free week-long residential kids' camp to Family Day Events, Mom's Weekends, and upcoming Dad's Retreats.
Cancer with Compassion provides faith-based support to cancer patients and survivors through personal counseling, support groups, prayer ministry, and financial assistance. The organization offers both in-person and virtual support groups to help patients navigate their cancer journey. Their services are open to any cancer patient or survivor, with a focus on providing compassion, comfort, and hope during treatment.
Candlelighters provides comfort, community and support for families in Oregon and SW Washington battling childhood cancer. The organization offers a wide range of programs including financial assistance, family events, scholarships, and in-hospital programs to ensure no family faces childhood cancer alone.
Cascade Health provides hospice and palliative care services to manage symptoms of chronic illnesses including cancer. The organization offers physical therapy specifically designed for cancer patients along with counseling services to help patients and families navigate difficult health transitions.
Children's Cancer Association creates customized JoyRx Programs for children and teens facing serious illnesses to improve their emotional health and increase their resiliency. The organization serves nearly 40,000 hospitalized children across the country each year through music, mentorship, and nature programs that help kids find joy during challenging health journeys.
CoastBusters organizes community walks and fundraising events to support breast cancer patients in coastal Oregon communities. The organization distributes funds through local programs that provide direct support, resources, and hope to breast cancer patients in Lincoln County and coastal cities in Lane County.
Columbia Memorial Hospital provides comprehensive cancer care through the CMH-OHSU Knight Cancer Collaborative, offering medical oncology, radiation oncology, and support services under one roof in Astoria. The hospital features board-certified oncologists, specialized oncology nurses, and dedicated cancer pharmacists who work together to deliver high-quality treatment and care coordination for cancer patients.
The Community Cancer Center of Roseburg provides comprehensive cancer treatment and care services in partnership with OHSU physicians. The organization offers state-of-the-art treatment, compassionate care, and support resources to help cancer patients and their families navigate their cancer journey without having to leave their hometown.
Coos Fights Cancer is a community health project dedicated to encouraging conversations about pancreatic cancer in Coos County. The organization empowers people to learn the signs, raise awareness, and take action against this disease by providing information, resources, and support to the community.
Project H.E.R. is a comprehensive cancer services program that provides awareness, education, and support for all cancer patients from diagnosis through survivorship in Benton, Linn, and Lincoln counties. The program offers nurse navigation, survivor mentorship, educational resources, and community support groups, with all services provided free of charge to cancer survivors and their families.
Douglas County Cancer Services provides comprehensive support and services for cancer patients and their families in Douglas County since 1989. The organization offers patient travel assistance, wigs and prosthetics, financial aid, food assistance, and Christmas food boxes to help ease the burden during cancer treatment. All services are provided free of charge to cancer survivors and patients throughout their treatment journey.
Dougy Center provides grief support and resources for children, teens, young adults, and families before and after a death. The organization offers grief education, training, and bereavement programs to help individuals and families navigate loss and grief.
Eastern Oregon Cancer Network is a community-based organization focused on enhancing the health and well-being of cancer patients and survivors in Eastern Oregon. The organization provides support, resources, and hope to those affected by cancer, including patient housing near treatment facilities.
The Fanconi Cancer Foundation improves the lives of people affected by Fanconi anemia and associated cancers worldwide by funding exceptional research and empowering the community. The organization focuses on cancer prevention, detection, treatment and awareness, while also providing advocacy, community support, educational resources, and clinical programs. They have funded more than $33 million for 260+ research projects worldwide and operate programs like the Virtual Tumor Board and the FA Patient Registry.
Fighting Pretty supports women battling cancer by providing strength and beauty kits that include mini boxing gloves, paraben-free lip products, and inspirational resources. The organization works with hospitals, cancer clinics, and support groups to remind women in active cancer treatment that they are strong, beautiful, and fierce.
Friends of Florence provides free transportation services for cancer patients traveling from western Lane County to Eugene and Springfield for radiation treatments. The organization operates a daily bus service driven by volunteers and has been serving the community since 1986.
The Healthy Oregon Project conducts research focused on cancer early detection and prevention by collecting genetic and survey-based data from Oregonians. The organization aims to identify those at risk for cancer, detect cancers early, and develop treatments for early-stage cancers through collaborative research programs.
The Jane Werner Ovarian Cancer Fund supports ovarian cancer patients in need through the OHSU Foundation. The fund was created to help other ovarian cancer patients after Jane Werner's daughter survived advanced ovarian cancer following treatment at OHSU's Center for Women's Health.
Jewish Family and Child Service operates a cancer support group that provides a safe space for anyone with a cancer diagnosis to connect with others who share similar experiences. The organization facilitates monthly virtual meetings where participants can be honest with one another and receive support from trained facilitators in a community setting.
The Josh Bidwell Foundation assists Douglas County residents in their fight against cancer by providing essential resources and support. The organization is committed to making a difference in the lives of those affected by cancer and strengthening the community through financial assistance and support programs.
Kim's Hope provides financial assistance to glioblastoma patients and their families to help cover in-home care, travel to specialized treatment facilities, high-cost treatments and medications, and standard monthly expenses. The organization has provided over $930,000 in financial aid to more than 225 individuals and their families since its inception in June 2022.
The organization supports three children's cancer programs across the Pacific Northwest that raise funds to sponsor fellowships for doctors researching a cure for pediatric cancer. They partner with cancer centers in Portland, Seattle, and British Columbia to advance research and treatment for children with cancer.
The Kiwanis Doernbecher Children's Cancer Program funds the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Fellowship Program at OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital. The organization transforms pediatricians into physician scientists who perform important research and patient care to help end childhood cancer.
KOMAK provides financial assistance to cancer patients who are unable to work during their treatment. The organization helps with bills of daily life so that patients can stay in their home, eat well, and pay their utilities while they focus on getting better and returning to work.
The Lane County Ostomy Association provides support group meetings and resources for individuals with ostomies and their families in the Eugene/Springfield and Florence, Oregon areas. The organization offers monthly meetings led by certified wound and ostomy care nurses and sponsors an ostomy digest newsletter. These services support patients who may have had ostomies due to cancer treatment or other medical conditions.
Legacy Health Cancer Institute provides comprehensive support groups and classes for cancer patients and their families throughout diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. The organization offers a holistic approach with virtual and in-person programs including education series, movement and exercise classes, art therapy, mind-body events, and peer support groups. All classes and support groups are provided free of charge to community members affected by cancer.
Libby's Hope Foundation provides financial support to people diagnosed with malignant brain cancer through one-time grants of up to $2,500. The organization offers no-strings-attached financial assistance to help lessen the financial burdens and stresses that come with a brain cancer diagnosis.
Meals on Wheels People delivers prepared meals to residents in need, including cancer patients in Portland-Vancouver metro: Multnomah and Washington counties, OR; Clark County, WA. Free; contribution optional; Age 60+ and living in listed counties. Submit online meal request or call eligibility line; Home delivery Monday-Thursday.
Michelle's Love helps relieve the stress of single parents undergoing cancer treatment through volunteering and donations. The organization strives to ease daily responsibilities by offering housing payments, meals, and home cleanings, allowing parents more time to heal and spend with their children.
Mom's Meals through Oregon Medicaid / OAA / PACE delivers shipped medically tailored meals to people with cancer and other serious illnesses in Statewide, plan-dependent. Free if covered; Eligible Medicaid, OAA, PACE, or Medicare Advantage member. Ask case manager, service coordinator, or health plan; Meals ship after authorization.
OHSU Knight Cancer Institute provides comprehensive cancer care through specialized treatment options including immunotherapy, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and clinical trials. The institute serves cancer patients with a team-based approach, offering services across multiple locations and specializing in targeted therapy and early detection.
Oregon Cancer Alliance connects cancer patients and families with community resources and support services. The organization provides information about various local and national organizations that offer support groups, financial assistance, nutritional support, and fitness programs to help make the cancer journey more manageable.
Oregon Cancer Foundation empowers, strengthens and sustains those impacted by cancer in the community through education, support and financial assistance. The organization provides stopgap funds to help local patients meet basic needs while maintaining optimal cancer treatment, and offers various support programs including support groups and survivorship services.
Oregon Cancer Ski Out organizes an annual skiing and snowboarding event that combines fun competition with fundraising to support the fight against cancer. The organization creates a heartfelt community that raises funds, provides hope, and enables healing for those affected by cancer through their unique racing format and peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns.
Oregon Food Bank's Food Finder locates free food programs, including home delivery options, across Oregon and Southwest Washington. Free; eligibility varies by local program. Search by location on the Food Finder and contact the local program about delivery.
The Oregon Health Authority provides financial assistance resource guides to help cancer patients access treatment services. The organization connects patients with health systems and community-based organizations that offer financial support for cancer care and screening services.
The Oregon Hospice and Palliative Care Association helps ensure Oregonians have access to high quality hospice and palliative care as they near the end of life. The organization provides resources, education, and networking opportunities for hospice and palliative care providers across Oregon. They offer a care directory to help patients and families locate hospice or palliative care providers in their area.
The Oregon ScreenWise Program aims to reduce disparities in breast and cervical cancer morbidity and mortality by securing access to evidence-based clinical services. The program provides screening services, early detection, education, and linkage to medical treatment to help reduce cancer burden and health inequity in Oregon.
Oregon Urology Foundation provides support for indigent urology patients and families in their area. The organization funds urology research and provides education and training to doctors through their annual Urology Symposium.
Oregon Urology Institute provides emotional support for cancer patients through support groups led by subject matter experts. The organization helps patients connect with others who are going through or have experienced similar cancer journeys, offering comfort and guidance during stressful times.
The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is a nationwide network dedicated to advancing research, supporting patients and creating hope for those affected by pancreatic cancer. The organization provides reliable, personalized information to help patients and caregivers make informed decisions while filling the void of information and options in pancreatic cancer care.
The PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center Foundation provides community support to ensure exceptional medical care for patients in Lane County. The foundation helps sustain medical programs and services that benefit community members and offers assistance to vulnerable patients when they need it most.
Pink Phoenix empowers breast cancer survivors through the sport of dragon boating, providing a supportive team environment for women to regain physical strength and find community. The organization welcomes breast cancer survivors of all ages and fitness levels to participate in regular training sessions and competitive races.
Pink Sistas is a heart-led community that helps women rediscover themselves and connect with others after a breast cancer diagnosis through no-cost retreats. The organization creates safe, welcoming spaces for women to bond, heal, and find sisterhood through day retreats and 3-day getaways filled with activities, reflection, and deep connection.
Positive Community Kitchen prepares and delivers nutritionally tailored meals to community members facing serious health challenges, including cancer. The organization has been providing hand-delivered meals through volunteers for over a decade, bringing comfort, nourishment and hope to those navigating health crises.
Project Happy Face delivers dermatology care to underserved rural communities through mobile clinics, providing free skin cancer screenings and early detection services. The organization brings expert dermatological care directly to people who may not have easy access to dermatology providers, helping detect skin cancer issues early and promoting lifelong skin health.
Providence Cancer Institute of Oregon provides comprehensive cancer care through innovative treatments including immunotherapy, clinical trials, and personalized treatment plans. The organization offers supportive services throughout the cancer journey, including oncology nurse navigators, integrative medicine, and complementary therapies to help patients and their families.
Providence Portland Medical Foundation supports cancer patients through their Head and Neck Cancer fund. The foundation provides financial support and resources to help patients and families affected by head and neck cancers.
Rockers For Knockers organizes annual fundraising concerts featuring local rock bands to raise money for cancer-related causes. The organization supports cancer patients through fundraising events and donates proceeds to cancer support organizations including The Oral Cancer Foundation and Breast Friends.
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.