Family Reach’s Giving Day!

We See You

Join us in celebrating our 25th Anniversary! Make a donation to help provide critical financial support to cancer patients.

As the pandemic slows and our world opens up again, many of us are eager to find a renewed way of living. Cancer patients don’t have that luxury.

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All donations are being matched up to $10,000 thanks to AmerisourceBergen Foundation. Your donation can now help twice as many families in need!

Why join the We See You campaign?

Your generosity is urgently needed

The pandemic forced many people to stay home, which caused families to cancel or postpone necessary screenings. As a result, there’s now an overwhelming amount of undiagnosed and untreated cancers, especially among vulnerable communities.

Just as people thought they could put a devastating year behind them, they’re now hearing news about a late-stage diagnosis and life-threatening financial side effects.

The financial losses caused by COVID-19 combined with this new wave of financial crisis deeply affects a patient’s chance at survival. Now is not the time to leave the cancer community behind.

Make a donation today to help provide financial relief that families urgently need.

You can make a lasting impact

Celebrating 25 Years

Save the date: July 14, 2021

As we proudly celebrate this milestone year and the pivotal moments that got us here, we recognize that our work isn’t done yet.

The problem that our founding families saw 25 years ago still rings true for millions across the United States, and we’ve been building up the awareness, solutions, and community for a stronger fight against the financial barriers to cancer treatment.

It’s supporters like you that make this possible. Thank you for continuing to show up for the cancer community when they need it most.

Families like these need your support now

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Renée from CA

Single mom to Ava, preschool teacher, and two-time cancer survivor, 35-year-old Renée was ready to return to work and get back on her feet after finishing her most recent treatment plan. Sadly, the COVID-19 pandemic had a different idea, and she’s now at risk of getting deep into debt until she can start working again.

Nova from AL

With chemotherapy treatment and eye surgery scheduled on a monthly basis, baby Nova has endured more in one year than many do in their entire lifetimes. When she was diagnosed with stage IV retinoblastoma at just six-months-old, her mom had to quit her job to be Nova’s primary caregiver. Even with her dad still working full-time, the family wiped out a significant amount of their savings and increased financial hardships due to COVID.

Triston from WA

Triston was a freshman in college when his leg broke and the doctors discovered he had cancer. As he undergoes treatment, his mom had to stop working to become his full-time caregiver - cutting their families income in half. They have no choice but to borrow money against their home to pay for unexpected expenses - like going to the gas station more frequently to get to and from treatment and getting therapeutic treatment for Triston’s younger sibling who is struggling with the diagnosis. They continue to face financial barriers.

Lyla from MA

After being diagnosed with retinoblastoma, Lyla had to undergo surgery to remove one of her eyes. She lives with her mom, Meghan, and they recently moved in with her grandparents after her dad passed away.

Now Lyla's full-time caregiver, Meghan is unable to work and this has resulted in significant income loss for her family. "I'm just trying to stand on my own two feet while processing the trauma that has stacked up," Meghan shared.

For 25 years, we’ve seen these financial barriers affect patients’ chances of survival. We have the financial resources to break down these barriers, but we need your help to reach more families with this life-saving support.

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