Please contact corporate@cancercare.org for more information on opportunities for cause-related marketing partnerships, sponsorships, or corporate foundation support.
The following offers highlights of some of our partnerships:
Mary Kay Foundation Touching Hearts Program Since 2000, the Touching Hearts Program, generously supported by The Mary Kay Foundation, has made it possible for CancerCare to provide financial assistance to women with all cancers, including lung, colon and a host of other cancers.
French Presse French Presse is a proud supporter of CancerCare and its efforts to help people manage the emotional, practical and financial challenges of cancer. In honor of French Presse’s founder Sarah DeHavenon, who passed away in October 2018 after a brave two-year battle with glioblastoma, a portion of the proceeds from sales of the French Presse bedding collection will be donated to CancerCare.
Cancer.com Cancer.com is an online destination for people impacted by cancer featuring content that is tailored to each visitor based on cancer type and where they are in their journey. The website allows you to simplify your search by having a single place to go for information from respected sources, including CancerCare. You can get information based on your cancer type, build skills to help you manage your unique challenges, connect with others for support and find a variety of resources in your local area.
AWE: Alive We’re Empowered AWE is a proud supporter of CancerCare and its national programs that directly impact individuals affected by cancer. As an inaugural partner charity, AWE donates 20% of gifts purchased on AWEinspired.com towards forwarding this cause. AWE is a new fine jewelry brand designed for those who have triumphed over a life-altering adversity. Founded by 3-time cancer survivor Jill Johnson, AWE’s mission is to empower, unite and celebrate survivors through meaningful gifts and community. AWE gifts give back.
eSalon eSalon has been a partner of CancerCare since 2013, through its support for the organization’s programs and services for breast cancer patients in connection with Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The Tutu Project™ for the Carey Foundation Bob Carey is the photographer and subject of “The Tutu Project.” This series of stunning self-portraits of Bob in a tutu was originally launched to cheer up his wife, Linda, after she was diagnosed with breast cancer, and later went viral. It inspired Bob and Linda to self-publish a book, with the mission to use the power of humor to help cancer survivors. Proceeds from the sale of The Tutu Project related products are donated to their non-profit for families with breast cancer, the Carey Foundation.