We Believe That Community Is Stronger Than Cancer
We Believe Community Is Stronger Than Cancer
A cancer diagnosis changes everything. Fear, uncertainty, isolation, financial strain, emotional exhaustion can be part of the diagnosis, not only for the diagnosed person but for the people who love and care for them.
At Cancer Support Community, we believe no one should have to navigate that experience without support.
We are a relentless ally for anyone impacted by cancer, providing connection, trusted resources, emotional support, education, and compassionate care when it is needed most. While there have been extraordinary advances in cancer treatment, nothing replaces the strength that comes from being seen, heard, supported, and surrounded by community.
Because Community Is Stronger Than Cancer, we are here to uplift and strengthen people impacted by cancer by providing support, fostering compassionate communities, and breaking down barriers to care.
Our vision is that everyone impacted by cancer receives the support they want and need throughout their experience.
How Your Gift Can Help
Your generosity can help ensure that patients, survivors, caregivers, families, and loved ones have access to support, education, and connection throughout the cancer experience.
$10,000 can help provide individualized navigation for patients, survivors, and caregivers through CSC’s Cancer Support Helpline, connecting people with licensed mental health professionals who can offer guidance, resources, and compassionate support.
$7,500 can help create and share thoughtfully curated educational materials and discussion guides for patients and caregivers on a wide range of cancer-related support topics.
$5,000 can help make educational webinars and enduring recordings available to people impacted by cancer, offering trusted information on topics that matter most throughout diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, and caregiving.
$2,500 can help support the publication of research briefs that share CSC’s patient and caregiver experience research, helping inform better care, stronger systems, and greater understanding of what people impacted by cancer truly need.
$1,000 can help support group sessions for cancer survivors transitioning from active treatment to survivorship, including programming designed for Spanish speakers, caregivers, and young adults.
$500 can help provide workplace-focused education, including webinars on managing cancer in the workplace and supporting healthcare professionals facing burnout.
$250 can help give patients and caregivers access to tools that allow them to create a private online support network with family and friends, making it easier to stay connected, ask for help, and receive encouragement.
Every gift helps strengthen a community of support for people impacted by cancer and their loved ones. Always reminding them they have support every step of the way.