A heavy financial burden often accompanies a cancer diagnosis. Many patients require support to meet treatment and quality of life needs. These resources assist with cancer-related expenses, provide support services, or guide you to other helpful organizations.


A Special Wish Foundation Inc.
Individuals aged <21 years with a life-threatening disorder

Administration on Aging 
Senior citizens

Air Charity Network 
People needing transportation for medical crises

American Cancer Society 
Patients with cancer

American Kidney Fund 
Patients with kidney disease

Andre Sobel River of Life Foundation
Single parents of children at partner institutions

Angel Flight Inc.  
Anyone with a legitimate medically related need

Angel Food Ministries
Low-income families in 35 states

Association of Hole in the Wall Camps
Children with serious & life-threatening medical conditions

Barr Foundation Amputees Assistance Fund
Amputees

Believe in Tomorrow National Children’s Foundation
Critically ill children & their families

Bleed Purple  
College students with cancer

Bone Marrow Foundation  
Transplant patients

Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Act (CDC)
Low-income women

Brenda Mehling Cancer Fund
Patients aged 18-40 years

Cameron Siemers Foundation for Hope  
Individuals aged 18-28 years with life-threatening illnesses

Camp Quality USA  
Children with cancer

Camp Sunshine
Children with lifethreatening illnesses & their families

Cancer for College
Cancer survivors & amputees

Cancer Recovery Foundation
Children

A cancer diagnosis may seem overwhelming, and finding helpful information and support can be challenging. This guide highlights the most beneficial websites for people with cancer and their caregivers and details the resources each organization has to offer.

Bladder Cancer

Brain Cancer

Breast Cancer

Colorectal Cancer

Gastrointestinal Cancer

Gynecological Cancers (Ovarian, Cervical)

Kidney Cancer
Leukemia & Lymphoma

Liver Cancer

Lung Cancer

Oral Cancer

Pancreatic Cancer

Prostate Cancer

Testicular Cancer

General Sites

Clinical Trials Information

Click on the names of the list of cancer drugs below to learn more about them, how they work, and what Patient Assistance Programs are available. “About the Drug” provides a short description in easy-to-understand terms of how the drug works and what the drug is approved to treat. Under “Patient Assistance Program,” we outline programs drug manufacturers have put in place to ensure no patient is unable to get needed medication. Some companies offer free prescriptions to patients who meet eligibility criteria, and others help with drug copayments. Although we have listed the approved indications for each drug, often a drug may be used for an off-label use, which may not be covered by a Patient Assistance Program. Please note that many cancer drugs are available in generic form and are no longer supported by the original manufacturer. These drugs are not included in this guide.