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The Cancer Survivorship Center provides free resources and services to meet the unique needs of adult cancer survivors during and after treatment. The organization offers various programs including group exercise, personal training, nutrition education, mentoring, and wellness activities for cancer survivors in the Texas and Oklahoma panhandle regions.
A Small Miracle Foundation provides free, safe, and dependable childcare services for families impacted by cancer. The organization aims to alleviate the burden of cancer on families by offering high-quality in-home childcare at no cost to families with young children at home during cancer treatment.
Addi's Faith Foundation is dedicated to ending childhood cancer by funding pediatric cancer research and providing financial and emotional support to families struggling to care for a child with cancer. The organization offers family financial assistance, scholarships for brain tumor survivors, prosthetic eye funding, and spirit care services.
The AYA Foundation San Antonio provides comprehensive support to adolescents and young adults fighting cancer through financial assistance, fertility preservation grants, and living expense support. The organization helps ease the financial burden of cancer treatment by covering costs such as prescriptions, transportation, housing, and medical procedures for young cancer patients.
AIM at Melanoma supports melanoma patients, caregivers, and survivors by providing educational resources, support services, and patient advocacy. The organization offers webinars, educational materials, peer support programs, and connects patients with medical experts to help them navigate their melanoma journey.
AIM at Skin Cancer Foundation provides comprehensive education and resources about skin cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment options. The organization supports patients and caregivers with information about basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell skin cancer, and melanoma, offering tools to help individuals make informed treatment decisions and connect with specialists.
AIM Strong works alongside hospital staff locally in Texas and across the nation to offer support to families with a child facing a bone marrow transplant. The organization provides assistance to families during at least a month-long hospital stay and intensive monitoring periods close to the hospital.
The Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation supports breast cancer patients through advocacy, education, and direct patient assistance. The organization provides vital resources including a helpline, financial assistance for screenings, and empowers patient advocates with scientific training through its internationally recognized Advocate Program.
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 Texas.
Angel Flight South Central provides free flights for people in need of humanitarian assistance or medical treatment, including cancer patients who need to travel for care. The organization connects volunteer pilots with patients who require transportation to access medical treatment that may not be available in their local area.
Angelmira's Center helps women diagnosed with advanced or metastatic cancer improve their quality of life and outcomes through education, companionship, scientific research and integrative support. The organization provides assistance to women with various types of cancer including advanced pancreatic cancer, metastatic breast cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, lung cancer, melanoma, and colon cancer.
Angels Surviving Cancer is a breast cancer survivorship organization whose mission is to enlighten, empower, encourage and educate the community about breast health awareness. The organization equips those fighting the disease with a sense of control and the motivation needed to maintain their quality of life while providing support to survivors during recovery.
Apex Cancer Care is a cancer treatment facility that provides helpful links to various support organizations for their patients. The organization offers resources for cancer support, transportation assistance, and connections to advocacy groups to help patients navigate their cancer journey.
The Archer Foundation focuses on fighting DIPG, a form of pediatric brain cancer that is the deadliest cancer type in children. The organization works to support families affected by pediatric brain cancer and advance research efforts to find better treatments for these children.
The Aubrie Pena Legacy Foundation supports children and families affected by cancer by providing hope, resources, and unforgettable experiences to those navigating their cancer journey. The organization offers scholarships, concert experiences, and volunteer opportunities to help families during treatment.
The Austin Hatcher Foundation provides free, lifetime support services to families affected by childhood cancer. The organization offers comprehensive care including emotional support, resources, and specialized services to help families heal and thrive throughout their cancer journey and beyond.
B.I.G. Love Cancer Care was established in memory of Brooke A. Phillips with the primary focus of easing the childhood cancer journey. The organization's core mission is to meet the most basic and urgent physical, emotional, and financial needs of pediatric oncology and hematology patients and their families at 10 Texas hospitals.
Baylor College of Medicine provides academic medical care and genetic services through its adult genetics specialty program. The organization offers evidence-based medical care and genetic testing services that can support cancer patients and their families through hereditary cancer risk assessment and genetic counseling.
Baylor Scott and White Health provides comprehensive cancer support services through dedicated nurse navigators who help patients access resources for nutrition, physical activity, mental and emotional health, and survivorship care. The organization offers specialized support programs addressing all aspects of cancer care from diagnosis through recovery and long-term survivorship planning.
BCS Fights Cancer helps patients in the Bryan-College Station area access critical cancer care by removing financial barriers so they can focus on healing. The organization assists with costs like diagnostic procedures, imaging, insurance deductibles, equipment, medications, radiation, and surgical procedures.
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. How? 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.
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. How? 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.
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. How? 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.
Breast Cancer Can Stick It! Foundation supports breast cancer patients and survivors through music-themed fundraising events and community resources. The organization hosts an annual Drummathon event and provides various support resources for those affected by breast cancer.
Breast Cancer Resource Center provides individualized patient navigation services, support groups, and educational resources for those affected by breast cancer. The organization offers certified patient navigators who are breast cancer survivors themselves to guide clients through diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship. All services are provided at no cost to clients and their loved ones.
Breast Cancer University is a comprehensive educational platform created by the Breast Cancer Resource Center that supports everyone touched by breast cancer. The organization provides expert-led courses, healthcare provider tools, and community education resources covering topics from treatment options to survivorship and living with metastatic disease. Their mission focuses on empowering patients, caregivers, family members, health professionals, patient navigators, and community health workers through accessible information and educational programs.
The Bridge Breast Network saves lives by providing access to diagnostic and treatment services for breast cancer to low income, uninsured, and underinsured individuals. The organization provides lifesaving evaluations and treatments such as mammograms, biopsies, surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation.
A camp where children 7 to 14 with cancer and their families can try new things, make friends, and relax.
Camp Courageous serves young patients and Camp Bravo is just for their siblings.
Overnight camping experiences for children with special medical needs and their siblings.
Camp Esperanza provides children with cancer a week-long summer camp experience focused on fun, friendship, and building confidence. The organization serves children between ages 6 and 15 who currently have cancer or have been treated for cancer, offering them opportunities to connect with others on similar journeys and realize how normal they can still be.
Camp For All operates a barrier-free camp in Texas that serves children and adults with challenging illnesses, disabilities, and special needs. The organization provides adaptive programming and life-changing camp experiences that support individuals facing health challenges, including those undergoing cancer treatment and recovery.
An urban sleepaway camp at the Four Seasons Hotel Houston for children ages 7 to 14 touched by cancer, supervised by MD Anderson medical staff and free for families.
Camp iHope provides a special summer camp experience for children with cancer and their siblings, designed to give them a break from cancer and help them feel like normal kids again. The organization creates a supportive environment where campers can build lifelong friendships, gain confidence through various activities, and experience healing as part of their recovery process.
Camp John Marc provides specialized camping programs for children, teens, and families living with chronic medical and physical challenges. The organization partners with Dallas-Fort Worth area pediatric hospitals and health organizations to offer year-round programming and camp facilities designed to inspire confidence for life.
Free summer camp for children diagnosed with cancer, with siblings welcome.
Cook Children's free camp for patients ages 6 to 16 treated for cancer or blood disorders, plus their siblings.
CanCare connects cancer patients and caregivers with trained volunteers who are cancer survivors or caregivers themselves. The organization provides one-on-one emotional support through phone, text, email, or in-person meetings to ensure no one faces cancer alone.
The Cancer Assistance Fund of North Texas provides counseling, financial assistance, screening and wellness programs to cancer patients and their families. The organization serves as partners in cancer care and offers information to help patients and families learn about cancer and different care facilities in the area.
Cancer Care Services provides comprehensive support to cancer patients and their families in Dallas County, Texas. The organization offers financial assistance, social connection resources, and care planning services to help individuals navigate their cancer journey. They maintain a directory of local cancer resources and provide various support programs to assist patients with emotional and practical needs.
The Cancer Genetics and High-Risk Screening Clinic provides genetic counseling and hereditary cancer screening services to help identify individuals at high risk for developing cancer. The clinic supports patients and families by offering genetic testing and risk assessment to guide prevention and early detection strategies.
The Cancer Prevention Initiative supports cancer prevention research by funding the discovery and development of new medicines that prevent cancer. The organization focuses on supporting research for prevention of inherited cancers as a pathway toward eliminating all cancers.
Cancer Services Network provides help and hope to cancer patients and their families through financial, emotional, spiritual and social support. The organization serves anyone living within 19 counties of West Central Texas, regardless of where they may go for cancer treatments. They offer workshops for cancer survivors, family members, and friends to discuss cancer-related issues with others experiencing a cancer diagnosis.
Cancer Support Community North Texas provides social and emotional support services to people impacted by cancer and their families for over 20 years. The organization offers support groups, individual counseling, educational presentations, and healthy lifestyle classes through their Dallas clubhouse and virtual programs. They create a welcoming community where cancer patients, survivors, and their loved ones can find strength, hope, and guidance.
CancerForward provides resources and support for cancer survivors and caregivers through educational content, survivorship guidance, and rehabilitation programs. The organization offers specialized information on various aspects of cancer survivorship including nutrition, meditation, skin care, and type-specific survivorship needs.
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Family Alliance provides emotional, educational and practical support to families of children with cancer. The organization offers services including family support, camping experiences, fundraising events, and various resources to help families navigate their childhood cancer journey.
CareBox Program provides care packages and support items to cancer patients and their families during treatment. The organization delivers thoughtfully curated boxes containing comfort items, practical necessities, and resources to help patients navigate their cancer journey.
Careity provides direct patient care services to cancer patients and families in North Central Texas through their network of physicians at The Center For Cancer and Blood Disorders. The organization offers over 7,600 services including cancer navigation, nutritional support, diagnostics, surgeries, psychotherapy, and complementary therapies to help patients focus on healing.
Cattlemen for Cancer Research supports grant funding for researchers at the Michale E. Keeling Center for Comparative Medicine and Research in partnership with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. The organization provides patient assistance for people from Bastrop, Caldwell, Fayette, and Lee counties who are seeking cancer treatment, helping with costs of lodging, meals, and similar services while staying in Houston for care.
The Chance for Hope Foundation provides support services for children with cancer and their families, including free temporary housing in the Texas Medical Center, healthy meal delivery to inpatient families, and gift cards for school supplies. The organization also funds pediatric cancer research and treatment while providing educational resources to the general public regarding pediatric cancer.
Chia's Silver Lining encourages and supports those going through cancer or other challenging illnesses through compassion, comfort, and connection with others. The organization provides products, care packages, and resources designed to offer emotional healing beyond traditional medicine.
Children's Health operates the Gill Center, which provides specialized summer camps and retreat programs for pediatric patients with cancer and blood disorders. The organization offers camps for children with cancer, sickle cell disease, hemophilia, and brain tumors, as well as family retreat weekends and grief support camps.
The Chris Johnson Foundation provides comprehensive support services for cancer patients, with a focus on lodging and travel assistance for those receiving treatment at MD Anderson Cancer Center. The organization offers resources including housing information, transportation assistance, financial support, and educational materials to help patients and their families navigate their cancer journey.
Christians Overcoming Cancer provides faith-based support and resources to individuals and families facing cancer diagnoses. The organization offers encouragement, prayer support, and community connections to help people navigate their cancer journey through a Christian perspective.
Clayton Dabney for Kids with Cancer provides anonymous financial assistance to struggling families throughout the country with children in the final stages of terminal cancer. The organization helps families create everlasting memories with their child during this difficult time.
The CLL Foundation raises money for research that will lead to a better understanding of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and to better treatments for those who have been diagnosed with the disease. The organization funds research projects with the goal of finding a cure and supporting patients with this common form of adult leukemia.
CLL Global Research Foundation works to abolish chronic lymphocytic leukemia as a threat to patient life and health by accelerating CLL research. The organization funds researchers worldwide and has raised over $44 million to advance CLL research and develop breakthrough therapies.
The Community Cancer Association supports local cancer patients and their families by addressing financial issues that occur as a result of their health condition. The organization helps pay for outpatient cancer drugs, medicine for treatment effects, pain control, prescription co-pays, medical travel, wound care items, ostomy and mastectomy supplies, garments, wigs, and nutritional supplements.
Cook Children's Health Care System operates specialized camps for children with various medical conditions, including cancer patients and their siblings. The organization provides week-long summer camps and weekend retreats that offer medical education, recreational activities, and opportunities for patients and families to build supportive relationships with others who have shared similar experiences.
Crusaders for Colon Cancer provides a community of support to colon cancer patients and survivors through information and financial resources. The organization fights colorectal cancer in the Houston area by encouraging healthy lifestyle choices and providing current information and support to patients.