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Cancer care · 25 organizations

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25 charities

Cancer care

Cancer Bridges

Provides free programs and support services for people affected by cancer.

75.2/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $80 of every $100 spent went toward cancer support programs.

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Cancer Cant

Provides practical support for people facing cancer in the Inland Northwest.

79.3/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $86 of every $100 spent went toward practical support for people with cancer.

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Cancer Cartel

Provides financial assistance to people facing the costs of living with cancer.

87.5/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $100 of every $100 spent went toward financial assistance for people with cancer.

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Cancer Champions

Offers nutrition and fitness programming for cancer survivors.

85.8/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $97 of every $100 spent went toward nutrition and fitness for cancer survivors.

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Cancer Commons

Offers cancer treatment information and navigation support for patients, caregivers and clinicians.

75.1/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $79 of every $100 spent went toward cancer information and patient navigation.

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Cancer Culture

Uses media and social platforms to address perceptions of breast cancer and the experiences of patients.

73.1/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $76 of every $100 spent went toward breast cancer awareness and media.

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Cancer Pathways

Offers education, support and community programs for people affected by cancer and their families.

74.5/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $78 of every $100 spent went toward cancer education and family support.

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Lymphoma Foundation Of America

Offers nurse counseling, travel assistance, referrals and education for lymphoma and leukemia patients, and supports research.

86.6/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $98 of every $100 spent went toward blood cancer patient services and research.

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Triage Cancer

Explains legal and financial issues related to cancer and provides individual navigation assistance.

80.1/100 pointsSpending & reporting score

About $88 of every $100 spent went toward cancer legal education and financial navigation.

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