Financial Support

Road To Recovery program available in certain communities

Who is eligible? Anyone receiving cancer-related treatments and caregivers may be allowed also

Lodging:

Hope Lodge available in over 30 communities in the US and Puerto Rico. Check ACS site for more information.

Financial Help:

Who is Eligible? Patients with many different cancers.

How much can be awarded? The amount varies based on availability of the specific disease fund. Funds are for co-pays, travel, premiums and diagnostic testing.

Financial Help:

Who is Eligible? Patients with many different cancers.

How much can be awarded? The amount varies based on availability of the specific disease fund. Funds are for co-pays, premiums, deductibles, and out of pocket expenses

Financial Help:

For patients with blood cancer

Co-pay Assistance: Amount varies by disease fund

Patient Aid Program:

One-time $100 stipend for non-medical expenses

Urgent Needs Programs: Provides $500 for non-medical expenses

Transportation/Housing:

Susan Lang Pay it Forward Patient Assistance Travel Assistance Programs: Transportation and housing. A $500 grant if eligible

Susan Lang Pre-Car T-Cell therapy. Eligible patients can receive a $2500 grant for transportation and housing

Financial Help:

Who is Eligible? Patients with a number of different diseases including many cancers.

How much can be awarded? These programs provide medication, financial assistance with insurance premiums and co-pays, diagnostic testing assistance, and travel assistance for clinical trials or consultation with disease specialists.

Financial Help:

Who is Eligible? Children with cancer

• Pediatric Resource Program: for low-income families to help with food, shelter, transportation and health insurance.
• Pediatric Extraordinary Needs: financial help for needs that present barriers to treatment.
• Parking Assistance Program: helps with the cost of extensive parking costs.
• Housing: assistance for those staying in the Boston, MA area.

Find information about financial assistance programs, including those for prescription drugs and other medical costs, transportation, lodging, and child and elder care.

Financial Help:

Who is Eligible? Children who need financial assistance for medical expenses not covered or not fully covered.

FundFinder also provides a listing of patient advocacy organizations for each disease state so users can find additional support services.

Organization will help these patients find financial assistance for medical expenses including travel, compensation for lost wages and basic living expenses.

Grants are $500

• Open to cancer patients currently undergoing treatment and residing in the United States or
• Patients experiencing post-treatment complications or
• Patients in remission and facing consistent medical care for status maintenance

Purple Project will pay bills by paying lenders directly, they do not reimburse or pay patients.

Grants are 1x and patients can apply every 12 months

They provide $300-500 grants for extra-curricular activities for children whose parents are struggling with cancer

Provides financial grants to young adult cancer survivors twice a year. Recipients must be….

• 21-39 years of age
• Not tax dependent
• Did not receive a SAMFund grant in the previous cycle
• Have not received two or more SAMFund grants previously
• Must have completed treatment with no evidence of active disease
• One year passed planned therapy with stable disease
• In remission and on hormonal therapy, long term targeted therapy or immunotherapy

Financial Assistance for Pancreatic Cancer Patients in New England, New York, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Washington, DC

Through the Bridge of Wings program, the NMF provides free transportation to treatment, house cleanings, holiday meals and services tailored to specific needs. The NMF also provides long-term lodging through Hope Suite Hope

Purple Pansies provides grants to Pancreatic Cancer Patients and scholarships to patients or loved ones affected by Pancreatic Cancer