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Advanced Integrative Medical Science (AIMS) Institute, Seattle
Seattle, Washington
Outpatient clinic and research institute that provides integrative medical care for patients living with chronic and serious illness, including cancer. Offers specialized services in oncology, psychiatry, neurology, rehabilitation, pain, and palliative care through a multidisciplinary approach.
Provides human hair wigs and cranial prosthetics to individuals who have lost their hair due to cancer treatment, alopecia, burns and other medical circumstances. Aims to help patients regain self-confidence through custom, high-quality wigs via the Affordable Access Program.
Promotes cancer research and improves health outcomes in Washington State by providing grants to public and private entities conducting cancer research. Supports cancer patients by funding scientific discoveries and implementation and outcomes research initiatives.
Provides financial and emotional support to Bainbridge Island community members facing financial crisis as a result of illness, including cancer. Began in 2007 to support a friend battling ovarian cancer and has since supported hundreds of individuals.
Provides temporary housing accommodations and support services for cancer patients and their caregivers undergoing treatment. Offers hospitality housing, gas cards for transportation, and emotional and spiritual support.
Spokane and communities within about 1.5 hours of Spokane, Washington
Spokane area charity that funds breast health education and pays grants covering up to 100 percent of the cost of thermography (thermal imaging) breast screening. It has raised more than $1.7 million to provide these screenings to women in the region.
Provides cancer care education and treatment services to healthcare professionals and patients through conferences, continuing medical education programs, and a cancer hospital in Nepal. Focuses on minimizing global cancer health disparities by expanding access to effective and affordable cancer care.
Provides funding, awareness, and support to those affected by cancer. Focuses on community-driven programs that provide resources to support cancer patients, caregivers, and medical professionals by funding unique projects with direct and measurable impact.
Pacific Northwest chapter of Blood Cancer United (formerly Leukemia & Lymphoma Society). Funds blood cancer research and provides free information and support services for patients and their families in Washington and the broader Pacific Northwest region.
Walla Walla, Columbia and Garfield Counties, WA and Umatilla County, OR
Regional foundation serving the Walla Walla valley that funds direct grants for cancer patients facing emergency medical bills, transportation to treatment centers, lodging for families traveling to specialists, and childcare. It also supports screening, preventive education and cancer research in partnership with local hospitals.
Provides a cost-free, week-long summer camp in Washington State for children with cancer and their entire families. Offers dedicated counselors for each child, allowing families to step away from cancer to experience joy, belonging, and community.
Provides empowering, adaptive year-round programs for children and their families living with life-altering medical conditions, including cancer. Offers camp experiences, family programs, and various activities designed to help kids with serious medical conditions experience the joy of childhood.
Empowers adult cancer patients and families in the Inland Northwest with resources and a supportive community. Provides hotel stays for patient treatment, rides to medical appointments, Christmas donations to families, and grants for living expenses.
Regional oncology practice serving the Spokane area with treatment for all cancer types, clinical trials and financial counseling. It also hosts patient support groups, including general cancer and breast cancer groups.
Provides educational, emotional and financial support to Inland Northwest cancer patients and their families. Offers limited financial assistance for basic necessities such as transportation, prescriptions, groceries and rent, along with counseling services.
Cancer Care of North Central Washington, Wenatchee
Wenatchee, Washington
Provides safe, affordable lodging in Wenatchee for out-of-town patients receiving treatment. Offers financial and social support to regional cancer patients including assistance with medications, food, travel, lodging, and other treatment-related expenses.
Provides direct financial support to cancer patients and their families to help cover costs associated with treatment and care. Awards grants for expenses ranging from gas money to mortgage payments.
Washington (statewide), with in person programs in the Puget Sound region and classes online
Seattle based nonprofit offering free or reduced cost support to anyone living with cancer in Washington, including a telephone lifeline, support groups, classes in nutrition, exercise and stress reduction, three day retreats and emotional support for caregivers. It also administers financial assistance programs for patients in treatment.
Provides comprehensive support services, education, and community programs to anyone facing cancer before, during, or after their cancer experience. Offers cost-free programs including support groups, wellness classes, educational resources, and specialized programs for youth, teens, patients, and caregivers.
Cancer Support Community Central Washington, Wenatchee
Wenatchee, Washington
Uplifts and strengthens people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care. Serves residents of Chelan, Douglas, Grant, or Okanogan County with all services at no cost.
Supports cancer patients by funding clinical research trials and promoting collaboration among leading researchers to develop safe and effective cancer vaccines. Works to accelerate development and approval of cancer vaccines for treatment and prevention.
Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Western Washington, Seattle
Seattle, Washington
Provides support to families going through pediatric cancer diagnosis and treatment in Western Washington. Helps build a community of support and understanding for patients, parents and siblings affected by childhood cancer.
Nonprofit breast imaging center in Tacoma providing screening and diagnostic mammography, breast ultrasound, MRI and biopsy for women across Pierce County. Financial counselors and a financial assistance program help uninsured and underinsured patients get screened, and a Bridging Care program helps patients move into treatment.
Provides comprehensive breast health services including screening, diagnostic imaging, and treatment options. Offers specialized programs for uninsured and low-income patients, connecting them with local resources and support services for breast cancer care and education.
Promotes well-being and decreases isolation for those impacted by chronic illness, including cancer. Offers support groups facilitated by licensed mental health professionals and health education events on self-care, mental health, nutrition, and symptom management.
Provides education, support, and advocacy for families of children with cancer and childhood cancer survivors. Offers emotional and practical support, patient advocacy, support groups, scholarships, and resources.
Dedicated to educating, empowering, and uplifting the Black community and the medically underserved with breast cancer knowledge. Provides mobile mammograms, patient advocacy, resource access, and safe spaces for women navigating their cancer journey.
Supports colorectal cancer patients and their caregivers through monthly in-person and Zoom support groups. Provides one-on-one patient support and navigation services and works to increase screening rates and educate the community about colorectal cancer prevention.
Provides local support and services to neighbors with cancer in Grant and Adams Counties. Brings the community together to support and meet the needs of individuals and families facing cancer through a network of care and compassion.
Works collaboratively with regional cancer organizations to identify and fund gaps in services for cancer patients in the Inland Northwest. Invests donated funds in local programs that support patients, families, and organizations serving them.
A group of people who have opened their hearts to people fighting cancer and their families. Provides the gift of memories by offering cruise experiences and other memory-making opportunities for cancer patients and their loved ones.
Accelerates research, education, and treatment options for rare T-Cell Lymphomas and other blood cancers. Works in partnership with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and UW Medicine to elevate and advance promising research initiatives.
Organizes an annual run and walk event to raise awareness of multiple myeloma while supporting research to discover new treatments and improve quality of life for patients. Directs 100% of participant-raised funds to Fred Hutch Cancer Center for multiple myeloma research.
Provides education and resources to empower those affected by breast cancer with information about all options for breast reconstruction after mastectomy. Connects patients with real patient stories, evidence-based medicine, and support throughout the breast reconstruction journey.
Helps patients, including cancer patients, apply for hospital financial assistance programs that can reduce or eliminate medical bills. Provides free support to navigate charity care applications and works with hospitals to secure medical debt relief.
Provides exercise and survivorship education services to cancer survivors in North Central Washington. Offers workshops, retreats, wellness programs, and rehabilitation services designed to help people living with cancer find health, hope, and meaning.
Edensaw Community Cancer Foundation (ECCF), Port Townsend
Port Townsend, Washington
Provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families in East Jefferson County, Washington. Founded by employees and owners of Edensaw Woods, dedicates a portion of warehouse stock sales to fund patient support services.
Raises funds to support cancer patients with out-of-pocket expenses during active treatment and funds scientific research innovations to cure cancer. Focuses on ensuring patients have access to healthcare solutions that make a long-lasting difference.
Provides direct support to local cancer patients through no-cost meals, house cleanings and comfort bags. Hosts the annual Pink Ribbon Run to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer support services.
Provides free support services to families in Washington State whose children are undergoing pediatric cancer treatment. Offers practical assistance such as house cleaning, grocery cards, gas cards, and other items to alleviate family stress.
Supports children and families in the High-Risk Leukemia and Lymphoma Program at Seattle Children's Hospital. Raises funds to support research and treatment development for high-risk pediatric leukemia and lymphoma patients.
Fred Hutch offers free support groups led by oncology social workers for patients and caregivers in the Seattle area. Groups include young adults in treatment, metastatic breast cancer, men with cancer, transplant and immunotherapy caregivers, and skills based psychotherapy groups.
Provides comprehensive cancer care including medical treatment, supportive services, and financial assistance to patients and families. Offers prevention and screening, immunotherapy, radiation oncology, blood and marrow transplant, plus patient navigation, integrative medicine, nutrition counseling, and rehabilitation services.
Fred Hutch/University of Washington/Seattle Children's Cancer Consortium
Seattle, Washington
Brings together cancer-focused researchers from three participating institutions to promote collaboration and support research. Aims to increase understanding, strengthen prevention and diagnostic capabilities, and develop effective therapies to prevent and eliminate cancer.
Global Resource for Advancing Cancer Education (GRACE), Seattle
Seattle, Washington
Provides comprehensive educational resources and information to cancer patients and caregivers. Offers patient education video series, podcasts, clinical trial information, and online community support across multiple cancer types.
Seeks to ease the hardship of individuals and caregivers impacted by cancer through various means of support and education. Provides financial assistance, stress reduction activities and classes, and nutrition classes.
Provides special gifts and bundles of happiness to children battling cancer to bring joy and comfort during their treatment journey. Delivers moments of hope and smiles to young cancer patients through donated toys and care packages.
Program of Cancer Lifeline offering retreats and workshops to support individuals on their cancer journey. Provides 3-day cancer retreats combining mindfulness, gentle movement, and creative expression, plus grief and loss workshops and virtual workshops for metastatic cancer patients.
Serves ostomates, family members, caregivers, and medical support staff in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho. Provides support groups, educational resources, and peer connections for individuals living with colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy procedures.
Established to honor the memory of a young man who died from brain cancer at age 22. Supports community, families, and organizations that deal with autism and cancer.
Accredited cancer center in Kennewick offering a full continuum of care including medical and radiation oncology, genetics, palliative care and clinical research. Patient support includes oncology nurse navigators, licensed social workers, dietitians, support groups, the Cancer WellFit exercise program, a resource center with free items and a cancer resource library.
Provides transportation reimbursement for women traveling to cancer treatment in Clallam, Jefferson, Kitsap and Mason counties. Covers ferry fees, mileage, parking, tolls, and other transit expenses for patients and companions when insurance does not assist with travel costs.
Dedicated to providing services to cancer patients and their families in Kitsap County by promoting financial, emotional, and physical well-being. Offers one-time grants up to $500 to patients in need and emergency assistance through $50 gift cards for groceries, fuel, or pharmacy items.
Provides lifesaving ovarian cancer education and awareness to help individuals recognize important symptoms. Supports vital ovarian cancer research to advance understanding and treatment of the disease.
Provides financial support to Whatcom County residents undergoing cancer treatment to help pay for medical expenses that would otherwise go uncovered. Has assisted over 500 cancer patients with medical bills, Medicare premiums, and co-pays.
Coalition that works to eliminate health disparities, particularly for BIPOC individuals. Operates the SistahFriends Breast Health Navigator Program, which helps women over 40 navigate to their screening mammogram appointments and provides education and assistance.
Lifelong - Chicken Soup Brigade delivers prepared meals and groceries to people with cancer and other serious illnesses in King and Snohomish counties. Free if eligible; Low-income person with a qualifying illness; program screening. Apply through Lifelong food and nutrition services; Home delivery in core counties; limited shipment options may exist.