Money & Benefits

Sarcoma Alliance is a national nonprofit that helps people affected by sarcoma cancer. It gives free education, support resources, help finding sarcoma centers and clinical trials, and grants that can reimburse some costs for a second opinion from a sarcoma expert.

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Giving Angels Foundation is a volunteer-run nonprofit that helps children age 21 or younger who have a physical disability or serious illness. It gives one-time grants to lower-income families for things like medical supplies, equipment, essential bills, camps, and therapeutic toys. Their website says they are not accepting applications right now.

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American Breast Cancer Foundation is a national nonprofit based in Columbia, Maryland. It helps uninsured, underinsured, and underserved people get breast cancer screening and diagnostic tests by paying approved providers directly, and it also gives breast health education and resource referrals.

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The Women's Independence Scholarship Program, also called WISP, gives education grants to survivors of intimate partner abuse across the United States. It helps pay for college, trade school, certificate programs, and support for current and former scholars.

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Remember Betty Foundation is a nonprofit that helps breast cancer patients and survivors with direct financial grants. The money is meant to reduce the financial stress of breast cancer so people can focus on recovery and quality of life.

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Susan G. Komen is a breast cancer organization that helps people with breast cancer and their families. It offers a helpline, patient navigation, breast cancer information, research funding, advocacy, and limited financial help for eligible people in treatment.

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The American Legion is a national veterans service organization. It helps veterans, service members, and military families with benefits help, disaster grants, suicide prevention training, youth programs, scholarships, and community service.

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ZERO Prostate Cancer helps people with prostate cancer and their families. They offer a free helpline, case managers, patient navigation in Atlanta and Baltimore, peer support, education, screening information, and help finding financial resources.

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The Multiple Sclerosis Association of America is a national nonprofit that helps people with multiple sclerosis and their families. It offers a helpline, online chat, education, videos, cooling vests, safety and mobility equipment, and help paying for some MRI scans for people who qualify.

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Quality of Life Foundation runs Wounded Veteran Family Care, a national program for caregivers of wounded veterans. They help caregivers understand and navigate VA caregiver benefits, especially the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers, and they advocate with VA or DoD when families face barriers. They say they do not offer financial assistance.

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Bone Marrow & Cancer Foundation is a national nonprofit that helps cancer and transplant patients, survivors, and families. It offers free help with patient navigation, counseling, peer support, fundraising, housing assistance, and referrals.

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The Georgia Crime Victims Compensation Program is a state program under the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. It helps victims of violent crimes in Georgia pay for costs like medical care, counseling, funeral expenses, lost wages, lost support, and crime scene cleanup when other help has been used first.

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Access Reproductive Care Southeast, also called ARC-Southeast, is an abortion fund serving people in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee. They help people pay for abortion care and help with travel, lodging, childcare, and other needs related to getting care.

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The Angela Andrade Foundation gives financial grants to people with metastatic breast cancer. Grants can help with medical bills, rent or mortgage, food, transportation costs, school costs, childcare, family trips, and other needs that improve quality of life.

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Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America, or NACA, is a nonprofit housing counseling and homeownership group. It helps people buy homes with counseling and a low-cost mortgage program, and it helps homeowners try to lower unaffordable mortgage payments or avoid foreclosure.

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HIV, AIDS & Prevention CareLine is a Patient Advocate Foundation program for people with HIV or AIDS, or people getting HIV prevention treatment or testing. Case managers help with health insurance, care access, treatment costs, disability benefits, workplace benefits, and finding help for basic needs like food, rent, utilities, and transportation.

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