We Appreciate You Supporting Our Mission!

A cancer diagnosis is an overwhelming event. Beyond the immediate medical battle, patients and their families are often left struggling through a confusing maze of financial burdens, a deluge of complex medical information, and profound emotional isolation. While the medical team is rightly focused on treatment, the critical question remains: who helps them navigate the rest of their life?

We are a relentless ally for every person impacted by cancer. Your donation ensures that our essential services remain 100% free for those who need them most.

By donating, you directly fund our mission to:

• Connect Patients to Critical Resources: We provide personalized guidance to find cutting-edge clinical trials and necessary financial assistance programs.
• Break Down Barriers to Care: We help patients navigate complex medical and insurance paperwork, ensuring they get the care they deserve without the added stress.
• Empower and Support: We provide the connection and community that is often missing, so no one has to face this journey in isolation.

• $25: Could help cover the cost of a vital resource packet (information on financial aid, clinical trials, and support groups) for a newly diagnosed patient.
• $50: Could fund a personal advocacy call, connecting a patient directly with a specialist to navigate complex insurance or clinical trial enrollment questions.
• $100: Could provide a full month of one-on-one digital support and connection for a cancer patient struggling with isolation.
• $500: Could support a family through a critical, time-sensitive financial aid application, ensuring they can maintain housing or transportation during treatment.

Your support is not just a donation; it is a connection—a direct path to hope, resources, and life-saving support for a California neighbor fighting cancer.

California Cancer Connection is currently in the start-up phase. We are actively working to establish our business structure and pursue 501 (C) (3) nonprofit status with the IRS. At this time, contributions are considered start-up capital and are NOT tax-deductible.