“It can be a very cold, lonely, feeling when you’re out there by yourself. By the grace of God, CancerCare took us in and found a place for everyone."

Trish came to CancerCare for support after her husband passed away from colorectal cancer. Now, she says she feels like she’s in a position to give back.

CancerCare’s annual Healing Hearts Family Bereavement Camp is a free retreat for families with children or teens who are coping with the loss of a loved one to cancer.

According to a recent survey conducted by CancerCare, 70 percent of patients have experienced financial hardship from cancer-related expenses.

Richard Dickens, LCSW-R, director of client advocacy at CancerCare, recently received the 2017 AOSW Leadership Award in Oncology Social Work.

CancerCare launches a Patient Values Initiative and initial white paper to reinforce the need for cancer patients to be involved in treatment decisions and care plans.

Over 100 CancerCare clients, including patients, caregivers and many loved ones, attended CancerCare’s Third Annual Survivorship Celebration.

The 2017 CancerCare Gala raised crucial funds to support the organization’s free services for anyone affected by cancer.

Alan got personalized advice about enrolling in Medicare at the CancerCare LegalHealth Clinic.

A free martial arts class for families affected by cancer helps kids and parents build confidence and coping skills.