Organizations across the country supporting people affected by stomach cancer.
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Anthony L Bass Stomach Cancer Foundation supports individuals affected by stomach cancer through fundraising efforts and community outreach. The organization works to raise awareness and provide assis
EC Aware supports individuals affected by esophageal cancer by providing educational resources, community connections, and awareness initiatives. The organization connects survivors, caregivers, and t
The Gastric Cancer Foundation improves the lives of people affected by gastric cancer by supporting patient education initiatives and innovative research studies to improve treatments and ultimately f
Hope for Stomach Cancer supports stomach and gastroesophageal cancer patients and caregivers through comprehensive resources, education, and advocacy. The organization provides treatment guidelines, p
The Stomach Cancer Awareness Network provides comprehensive support and resources for stomach cancer patients and caregivers throughout their journey. The organization offers educational resources, tr
Free live small-group virtual exercise classes led by certified Cancer Exercise Specialists, for women with any cancer including metastatic disease.
Free one-on-one phone mentoring that pairs patients and caregivers with trained volunteers who have been there.
The American Cancer Society's advocacy affiliate, fighting for laws and policies that help cancer patients and families.
A central listing of free volunteer air transport groups serving patients nationwide.
Volunteer pilots providing free air transportation to distant medical care.
A nationwide directory of summer camps for children with cancer and their families, maintained by Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.
The world's largest professional organization dedicated to preventing and curing cancer through research.
Provides helpline support, rides to treatment, Hope Lodge lodging, support groups, education, financial guidance, survivorship resources, and advocacy for all cancers.
The ACS catalog of low-cost wigs, hats, and mastectomy products designed for people in treatment.
Research and education on how diet, weight, and activity affect cancer risk and survivorship.
Free, medically supervised Montana camp programs for children, teens, and adults affected by cancer.
Year round retreats in Casco, Maine for children with life threatening illnesses and their entire families, serving families from all 50 states free of charge.
A coalition database that matches patients to financial assistance programs by diagnosis and zip code.
College scholarships for cancer survivors and patients pursuing higher education.
One-on-one peer support matching patients and caregivers with trained survivor volunteers.
The pioneer of cancer immunotherapy research, funding science that harnesses the immune system.
Provides free emotional and practical support, helpline access, virtual and in-person support groups, education, survivorship programs, and advocacy.
Scholarships and prosthetic assistance to help young cancer survivors get on with their future plans.
Offers free counseling, support groups, educational workshops, limited financial assistance, and navigation support for all cancer types.
The CDC's national programs for cancer prevention, screening access, and survivorship.
Free home cleanings for patients in treatment, donated by local cleaning companies.
The ASCO foundation funding research and providing patient education through Cancer.Net resources.
Free flights to treatment aboard empty seats on corporate aircraft.
Funds bold young scientists pursuing breakthrough cancer research.
Awareness, patient support, education, and research for stomach cancer.
Fulfills final dreams for terminally ill adults and their families nationwide.
A free wig exchange program that ships donated wigs to women in treatment nationwide.
Free week-long adventure camps in the Colorado Rockies for adult cancer survivors and thrivers.
SAMFund grants and scholarships that help young adult survivors move forward financially after treatment.
Financial guidance and direct grants that keep families housed, fed, and in treatment.
Free outdoor adventures, from kayaking to climbing, for young adults impacted by cancer.
Free lodging for military and veteran families near care, plus Hero Miles flights for treatment travel.
Free respite vacations that give patients and their loved ones a break from cancer.
Funds research and supports gastric cancer patients.
Copay and travel assistance for people with chronic and life-altering conditions including cancer.
Free head scarves and wraps, each sent with a personal good wish.
Free human-hair wigs for children and adults with medical hair loss, plus hair donation programs.
The first national nonprofit subsidizing scalp cooling so patients can keep their hair through chemotherapy.
A network of nearly 200 nonprofit hospitality houses offering free or low-cost lodging for patients and families.
Grants that cover copays, premiums, and other out-of-pocket costs for underinsured patients.
Free new hats for anyone who has lost their hair to treatment; more than 6.2 million hats donated to date.
Trusted medical fundraising support for patients facing transplant-level and catastrophic expenses.
Scarves and survivor stories sent free to anyone in active treatment; more than 37,000 scarves delivered across all 50 states.
Provides one-on-one peer mentoring and support matching.
Legacy retreats that create lasting memories for young families facing a parent's serious illness.
WOW! Experiences that give families a treasured getaway when a parent has late-stage cancer.
A nationwide lodging guide that helps cancer patients find places to stay near treatment centers.
Free camps and year-round programs for children whose parent has cancer, run by trained college students.
Handmade chemo caps and blankets, donated free to patients across the country.
Provides free resources, fertility preservation support, personalized resource requests, advocacy, survivor stories, and quality-of-life tools.
Free workshops and resources that help people manage the appearance side effects of treatment.
Free individualized exercise oncology programs at 86 locations, serving more than 8,000 patients a year.
Free ground and air transportation to medical care for patients who cannot afford to travel.
Free genetic testing assistance for families with hereditary cancer risk, including grants of up to $250 for diagnostic testing and $125 for genetic counseling, paid directly to providers.
Provides evidence-based information on all cancer types, clinical trial search, coping resources, and prevention, detection, and treatment guidance.
