How Your
Support
Transforms
Lives
Cancer affects more than just health. Many people struggle
to afford basic needs like food, housing, transportation, and
utilities during treatment — and without help, treatment
can slip out of reach. Your support fuels solutions that make
life-saving care possible.
Financial Barrier
to Care
lacked reliable transportation to treatment
faced food
insecurity
were behind on utility bills
were at risk of losing their home
Family Reach
When you give to Family Reach, your gift goes straight
toward making financial stability possible for people facing
cancer. A cancer diagnosis should not mean financial ruin.
Yet for too many families, the financial fallout of cancer
treatment leads to impossible choices, compromised care,
and long-lasting economic harm.
Basic Needs
Help cover essential costs like food, utilities, housing, transportation, and medical bills, so people can keep up with everyday life while navigating treatment.
Systems & Scale
Your support strengthens the programs, partnerships, and technology that help us reach more families efficiently and effectively.
One-on-One Support
Donations fund trained Resource Navigators who offer personalized guidance, connect people with local resources, and provide compassionate support during a difficult journey.
How We Deliver Impact
digital resources, hands on navigation, financial assistance
and trusted partnerships that make financial support
accessible and immediate.
Center
Our central hub for food, housing,
transportation, utility, medical bill
support, and more — available 24/7 and
built for people in every state.
We work with cancer treatment centers,
community organizations, and nonprofit
partners nationwide to ensure help is
available where it’s most needed.
2025 Impact At-A-Glance
people supported
through the Financial
Resource Center
searches for
local resources
using our zip
code search tool
views on our
financial education
guides and tip sheets
patients received
direct financial
assistance
increased awareness
of available resources
reported less
financial distress
after support
