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The 3 Betties Foundation is dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals and families impacted by cancer through compassionate care and community support. The organization works to bridge gaps blocking necessary resources and provide assistance to ensure that no one faces cancer alone throughout their journey.
ACS CAN is the advocacy affiliate of the American Cancer Society. Its West Virginia staff and volunteers work with state and local officials on cancer policy, with a current emphasis on tobacco control and on access to cancer screening and treatment.
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 West Virginia.
BCCSP is a comprehensive public health program that helps low-income, uninsured or underinsured women gain access to breast and cervical cancer screening services. The organization works to ensure everyone has the same opportunities for healthcare by bridging the gap to women's health. They connect patients with screening providers, breast surgeons, mammography sites, and colposcopy providers throughout West Virginia.
Breast care center on the WVU Cancer Institute main campus in Morgantown, providing breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment. Patients have access to WVU Cancer Institute support groups, clinical trials and patient resources.
The Cabell Huntington Hospital Foundation supports Cabell Huntington Hospital, Hoops Family Children's Hospital, and Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center by funding high-quality, comprehensive care and community health programs. The Foundation conducts fundraising activities like the annual Concert for a Cure to ensure continued access to compassionate medical care and wellness programs that improve quality of life.
CAMC Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care services through a multidisciplinary team of medical and radiation oncologists, specialized nurses, and support staff. The organization offers personalized treatment plans, emotional support services, financial assistance, and access to clinical trials for cancer patients and their families. CAMC operates multiple cancer center locations and has served the community for seven decades with nationally-recognized quality care.
The CAMC Foundation supports West Virginia's leading provider of cancer services by funding programs and services for cancer care. The foundation helps provide comprehensive support for oncologists, nurses, and cancer specialists who are dedicated to helping patients get the care they need. The organization successfully raised $15 million to construct a state-of-the-art Cancer Center that opened in 2015.
The Camden Clark Foundation supports Camden Clark Medical Center by funding cutting-edge equipment and programs that benefit patients, including cancer patients who receive assistance with treatment transportation. The foundation provides financial support for various patient needs and helps eliminate barriers to care in the Mid-Ohio Valley region.
Camp Winaca HemoVon operates a 5-day residential summer camp for children ages 7-17 who have been diagnosed with childhood cancer or bleeding disorders. The organization provides a medically safe and educationally supportive camp experience that promotes personal growth, self-worth, and creativity while allowing children to develop meaningful relationships away from their families.
Cancer Help West Virginia focuses on supporting adolescent and young adult cancer patients aged 15-39 through specialized resources and education. The organization addresses the unique challenges faced by AYA cancer patients who often fall between pediatric and adult care systems. They provide information and support to help bridge the gap in care for this underserved population.
Dermatology Outreach is a nurse practitioner owned business that provides dermatology services throughout several counties in West Virginia. The organization specializes in skin cancer detection and treatment, along with comprehensive skin care services that support patients with various dermatological conditions including skin cancer.
Ebenezer Medical Outreach Inc. operates as a free and charitable clinic serving the uninsured, underinsured, and underserved population in Huntington, West Virginia. The organization provides comprehensive healthcare services including primary care, minor surgery, orthopedics, and women's health at no charge to qualifying patients.
Edwards Cancer Institute delivers cancer treatment in Huntington through the Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center and St. Mary's Regional Cancer Center. Patients and families have access to nurse navigators, counselors and support groups alongside treatment and screening.
Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer treatment and prevention services to patients through a 70,000 square-foot facility housing both adult and pediatric cancer clinics. The center offers a variety of medical services at the forefront of the industry and is jointly directed by Cabell Huntington Hospital and the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University.
Friends Thru Cancer, Inc. supports Preston County residents as they navigate the financial burdens that accompany a cancer diagnosis. The organization provides assistance with travel expenses, medical equipment, medications, co-pays, and other expenses related to cancer treatment.
Give Comfort provides support and resources to cancer patients in their local community. The organization focuses on ensuring cancer patients receive comfort items and assistance they need during their treatment journey.
Good Samaritan Free Healthcare operates a free health clinic providing medical care and screenings to uninsured and underinsured individuals in the community. The organization offers various health services including mammogram referrals and follow-up care that can support cancer patients and those at risk. They provide urgent, chronic, and spiritual care through their volunteer-based clinic operations.
The James "Tiger" Morton Catastrophic Illness Commission serves as a last resort for individuals in dire need of medical assistance during life-threatening illnesses once all other resources are exhausted. The commission provides assistance to those facing imminent risk of death, including cancer patients who require emergency medical support.
A Wheeling, West Virginia nonprofit founded in memory of Jamie Orth that raises colon cancer awareness and promotes early detection across the Ohio Valley. It also raises money for the WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital oncology patient fund, which helps patients with transportation, prescription co-pays, nutritional support and grocery cards.
Pediatric cancer clinic within the Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center in Huntington, treating children and teens with cancer, blood cell diseases and bleeding disorders. Board certified pediatric oncologists and certified pediatric oncology nurses provide chemotherapy and coordinate ongoing care in a child friendly unit.
The Johnny Koon Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Fund raises money for brain tumor research in West Virginia. The organization holds family-friendly, accessible fundraisers that build community while raising funding to continue on the path to finding a cure.
The Jonathan Powell Hope Foundation works to eradicate childhood cancer through research, advocacy, and education. The organization provides financial and other types of support to children with cancer and their families.
Student-run WVU chapter of Kesem that offers a free week-long overnight summer camp and year-round Friends and Family programming for West Virginia children ages 6 to 18 whose parent has or had cancer. All programs are provided at no cost to families.
Marshall County Childhood Cancer Awareness is a charity that brings awareness to the lack of funding for childhood cancer and organizes fundraising events for childhood cancer research. The organization supports families affected by childhood cancer through community fundraising efforts and awareness campaigns.
The oncology department of Marshall Health, based at the Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center in Huntington, provides medical, surgical and radiation oncology care, clinical trials and nurse navigation for patients in the Huntington-Ashland region.
Fundraising foundation arm of Marshall Health Network in Huntington. Its annual Path to the Cure 5K and family day raises money for programs that ease the financial burden on cancer patients and families treated through the Edwards Cancer Institute in the tri-state region.
Fundraising foundation for WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital. Its Roots of Hope campaign supports the WVU Cancer Institute St. Joseph Regional Cancer Complex, expanding access to cancer treatment and supportive services for patients and families in the northern West Virginia panhandle.
Morgantown cancer center offering medical, gynecologic and radiation oncology, infusion services and clinical trials. Patient support includes oncology, breast health and financial nurse navigators, cancer rehabilitation, counseling and a wig and bra bank.
Mountains of Hope is West Virginia's statewide comprehensive cancer control coalition, connecting partner organizations to reduce the cancer burden through prevention, early detection and survivor quality of life. It offers cancer education, data and expert resources plus projects such as sun safety and oral health and cancer initiatives.
Wheeling, West Virginia nonprofit devoted to breast cancer awareness in the Ohio Valley. Only a nonprofit directory profile could be confirmed; the organization has no website reachable from here.
Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley offers hereditary cancer genetic testing for people whose family history suggests inherited cancer risk, using results to guide added surveillance or risk reducing care. The hospital also provides breast health services including screening, imaging, biopsy and breast surgery.
Provides temporary housing, meals, and family support for families with children receiving serious medical treatment including pediatric cancer care.
Provides temporary housing, meals, and family support for families with children receiving serious medical treatment including pediatric cancer care.
Ronald McDonald House Morgantown provides housing and support services for families traveling to the Morgantown area seeking medical care for their children. The organization offers 27 bedrooms, meals, and various amenities to families whose children are receiving medical treatment at local medical centers.
Rosenbaum Family House provides a home away from home for adult patients and their families receiving medical care at WVU Medicine facilities. The organization offers accommodations on the hospital campus in Morgantown, WV, allowing families to stay close during treatment and healing. More than 300 volunteers and community organizations support the Family House to serve thousands of patients and families each year.
Free breast cancer support group for women, meeting the third Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m. in the Resource Room on the ground floor of the Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center in Huntington. The group is directed by surgical breast oncologist Mary Legenza, MD.
St. Mary's Regional Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer treatment services including radiation, medical and surgical oncology since 1965. The center offers advanced treatment options, support services including counseling and nutritional guidance, and houses the only CyberKnife Radiosurgery System in the Tri-State area and West Virginia. They provide various support programs including cancer support groups, palliative care, and oncology rehabilitation services to help patients throughout their cancer journey.
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 Lee Ann Foundation provides essential support to breast cancer patients in the Ohio Valley by covering costs that insurance often overlooks, including prescription co-pays, transportation, wigs, and other treatment-related expenses. The organization also offers financial assistance to families facing unemployment while caring for loved ones during hospital stays.
The Maddox Potter Foundation supports families facing childhood cancer and funds critical research to help pediatric cancer patients. The organization was created to honor Maddox Potter, who battled Stage IV Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma, and connects philanthropy to hope and purpose for families affected by pediatric cancer.
The Thomas Foundation supports cancer patients through funding for the cancer center, providing luxuries and comfort items during treatment, and ensuring patients receive the best care possible. The foundation works with oncology services at WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals to enhance patient experiences and support services during cancer treatment.
Tonie's Fund focuses on early detection of breast cancer and provides scholarships to students pursuing education in the medical field or as first responders. The organization raises awareness about breast cancer screening and works to overcome fear-based barriers that prevent early detection and treatment.
United Health Foundation works with donors and volunteers to support United Hospital Center's mission of providing healthcare in North Central West Virginia. The foundation supports the Cecil B. Highland, Jr. and Barbara B. Highland Cancer Center, which offers patients access to the latest cancer treatment with board-certified medical and radiation oncologists.
United Hospital Center's Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer treatment and care services to adult patients in West Virginia. The organization offers state-of-the-art medical technology, specialized oncology care, and support services including patient navigation and community screening programs. They sponsor support groups for patients and families while providing various treatment options including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy.
Walking Miracles Family Foundation helps caregivers, families and survivors impacted by childhood, adolescent and young adult cancer in West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania by navigating and connecting them to support networks and resources. The organization helps defray the cost of travel associated with treatment through partnerships, programs and affiliations, and provides patient navigation, counseling, and survivorship guidance at no charge to families.
A state public health program that helps low income, uninsured and underinsured West Virginia women get free or low cost breast and cervical cancer screening. Enrolled providers are available in all 55 counties, with referral for diagnostic follow up when a screening is abnormal.
The West Virginia Breast Health Initiative raises awareness and funds breast cancer programs with emphasis on increasing breast health education, financially assisting breast cancer screenings, facilitating patient navigation, and providing survivor services. The organization works to support breast cancer patients and their families through various programs including screening assistance and survivor support services.
State comprehensive cancer control program that coordinates West Virginia's cancer fighting organizations across prevention, early detection, treatment and end of life care. It supports the Mountains of Hope Cancer Coalition and statewide screening and provider education initiatives.
West Virginia Kids Cancer Crusaders is a community organization that creates awareness, advocates, and provides support and resources for West Virginians affected by childhood, adolescent, and young adult cancer. The organization connects children, families, medical professionals, and caregivers to help those impacted by cancer in West Virginia.
The West Virginia Oncology Society is a professional membership society that has provided a voice for the state's multidisciplinary cancer care team and the patients they serve since 2008. It works on oncology advocacy and provider education rather than direct patient services.
Wheeling Health Right operates as a comprehensive primary care clinic providing free medical care, preventative care, and pharmaceuticals to under-served residents of the Ohio Valley. The organization offers breast and cervical cancer screenings as part of their health services, along with comprehensive social services and health education to promote wellness.
WV Health Right provides free comprehensive healthcare services to medically-underserved, uninsured, and underinsured adults across West Virginia. The organization offers primary care, behavioral health, testing and screening services, and other medical support that can benefit cancer patients and those supporting them. They serve over 47,000 patients annually through multiple clinic locations and mobile units.
WVU Cancer Institute is part of the WVU Medicine health system that provides comprehensive cancer care and treatment services. The institute focuses on restoring lives and pioneering breakthroughs in cancer treatment, including advanced therapies such as novel immunotherapy for rare leukemias.
WVU Cancer Institute regional cancer clinic serving the Eastern Panhandle from the Dorothy A. McCormack Center in Martinsburg. Offers cancer diagnosis and treatment close to home with access to WVU Cancer Institute clinical trials and patient support resources.
A WVU Cancer Institute regional clinic at Camden Clark Medical Center in Parkersburg, bringing WVU Cancer Institute oncology care close to home for Mid-Ohio Valley patients. It is part of the network anchored by the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center in Morgantown.
Regional clinic of the WVU Cancer Institute providing cancer care close to home, linked to the Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center in Morgantown.
Regional location of the WVU Cancer Institute inside Grant Memorial Hospital in Petersburg, bringing WVU Cancer Institute oncology care, treatment and clinical trial access closer to home for patients in eastern West Virginia.
WVU Cancer Institute regional cancer clinic at Potomac Valley Hospital in Keyser, providing cancer treatment and infusion services locally with access to WVU Cancer Institute specialists, clinical trials and patient resources.
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