We know how scary and overwhelming it can be to receive a diagnosis, not to mention the financial burden it can bring. That's why we've put together a list of helpful resources to attempt to make this journey even just a little bit easier for you. Be sure to check back often or sign up to receive updates as we are adding new resources all the time!
FREE Patient Resources
For help with navigating insurance, paying for care or evaluating treatment options
For help with understanding you legal rights as a patient in the healthcare system
For help with medical bills
Speak with an advocate and
get personalized resources
For help with accessing or paying for medication
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helps you find financial assistance from charitable foundations
Free Stuff For Breast Cancer Patients
Tigerly Foundation Hope Box Program is for young women newly diagnosed or currently in treatment for breast cancer, diagnosed 45 years of age or under.
Knitted Knockers are special handmade breast prostheses for women who have had breast cancer and undergone mastectomy or lumpectomy.
Pockets of Hope is a non profit organization that provides FREE zip up hoodies with interior pockets for post mastectomy patients who have drains.
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The National Breast Cancer Foundation sends FREE hope kits to breast cancer patients with items that help patients going through treatment.
Twisted Pink ships FREE Boxes of Hope to people living with breast cancer in collaboration with the United Breast Cancer Foundation. Boxes contains resources, health/beauty items, and gifts of comfort that will bring hope & provide support to people diagnosed with breast cancer.
Other Financial Resources for
Cancer Patients
CFAC is a coalition of organizations helping cancer patients manage their financial challenges
The Chick Mission's Hope Grant Program supports newly diagnosed female patients choosing to preserve fertility options ahead of treatment.This organization currently works with fertility practices in California, Colorado, Illinois,
New Jersey, New York & Texas
Helps young adult cancer survivors with financial assistance for living expenses.
The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery® program eases your burden by giving free rides to cancer-related medical appointments.
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Cancer Care News has a directory of free grants for cancer patients and families which includes many private, non-profit organizations that offer monetary grants to help with expenses during cancer treatment and even afterwards.