271 organizations
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My Style Matters, Inc. is an Atlanta nonprofit that supports people impacted by breast cancer, especially women and communities facing cancer care disparities. They help with peer support, cancer survivorship education, lifestyle workshops, care kits, food boxes, navigation, coaching, and limited financial help for people in active breast cancer treatment.
12 services
Lula's Legacy of Love Foundation is a nonprofit that supports minority women diagnosed with breast cancer, especially aggressive forms like inflammatory breast cancer. They help with wigs, care packages, medical bill help, breast cancer education, and awareness work around health gaps.
4 services
No One Left Behind helps Afghan and Iraqi wartime allies who are eligible for or have received Special Immigrant Visas. They help with evacuation, resettlement support, interest-free loans, translated rights information, and advocacy for SIV families in the United States, including Georgia.
9 services
MTS Sickle Cell Foundation, Inc. supports people and families affected by sickle cell disease. It helps with education, awareness, scholarships, rides to medical care, care packages, and some temporary financial support when funds are available.
7 services
Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes is a national nonprofit that helps severely wounded post-9/11 veterans and their families. It offers emergency financial aid, peer support, holiday gift checks, youth support for children of wounded veterans, retreats, and links to job and training resources.
9 services
Angel Names Association is a volunteer-run nonprofit based in Saratoga Springs, New York that helps families after stillbirth. It gives financial help for autopsy, funeral, burial, cremation, and counseling costs, sends memory boxes to hospitals, offers grief education, and raises money for stillbirth research.
6 services
Air Force Aid Society is now called Air & Space Forces Aid Society. It is a national nonprofit that helps eligible Air Force and Space Force members, retirees, spouses, and dependents with emergency money, education help, child care support, and other family programs.
11 services
Team Maggie For A Cure, doing business as Team Maggie's Dream, helps teens and young adults with cancer pay for fertility preservation. They give grants for costs like egg retrieval, sperm preservation, and up to one year of storage fees, with money paid directly to medical providers.
3 services
Infinite Strength helps young women ages 18 to 49 who are living with metastatic breast cancer. They give financial grants for basic needs, connect patients with resources, and run support and education programs. Their current grant program serves Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont, not Georgia.
5 services
Joni and Friends is a Christian disability ministry. Its Georgia team helps people with disabilities and their families connect with churches, retreats, training, wheelchair donation programs, grants, and local ministry support.
8 services
Construction Angels Inc is a national nonprofit that helps families after a construction worker dies in a work-related accident. They give emergency financial help, help pay for grief counseling, and offer construction-related scholarships.
7 services
Piper's Angels Foundation is a Florida-based nonprofit that helps people and families affected by cystic fibrosis. It offers urgent financial grants, peer support, mindfulness and breathing programs, scholarships for saltwater activities, and other cystic fibrosis support programs.
10 services
Sanguine Wellness has a live website that says it helps people with Hemoluminia pay for medical care and transportation. I could not verify a real Atlanta-area location, phone number, Google listing, findhelp listing, news coverage, or other public evidence that it is currently operating.
1 service
Southern Smoke Foundation helps food and beverage workers who are in crisis. It gives emergency grants for basic needs and offers no-cost counseling in some states through university partners.
6 services
The Aubrey Rose Foundation is a Cincinnati nonprofit that helps sick children and their families. It helps pay unpaid medical bills for children with life-threatening medical conditions and gives private high school scholarships to 8th-grade students in Greater Cincinnati.
5 services
The Assistance Fund (TAF) is a national charity that helps people with serious or long-term diseases pay health costs. It can help eligible insured patients with copays, coinsurance, deductibles, insurance premiums, treatment costs, travel for care, and other disease-related expenses.
9 services
The Lymphoma Research Foundation is a national nonprofit for people affected by lymphoma and CLL. It gives free information, phone and email support, peer support, treatment navigation, education programs, and limited grants for treatment-related costs.
9 services
The Stroke Foundation is a nonprofit that helps stroke survivors, caregivers, and families after a stroke. It offers grants for recovery therapy and in-home care, free online talk therapy vouchers, medical bill help through Dollar For, speech and cognitive therapy access through nyra, and free stroke education resources. Its services appear to be national and mostly online; the site lists a mailing address in Sugar Land, Texas.
6 services
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church is a parish group that helps people and families going through hardship. Members meet with people to decide what help is possible, including help with food, clothing, shelter costs, and transportation costs.
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Courage Under Cancer Foundation is an Arizona-based nonprofit that helps Arizona residents who are battling cancer. It gives one-time financial help, paid directly to a company or biller, for needs like rent, utilities, medical bills, medicine, travel to doctor visits, and car costs.
4 services
