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The Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Greater Cincinnati is a volunteer- and survivor-led 501(c)(3) that raises awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms, provides local support and resources to patients and caregivers, and funds research aimed at earlier detection and improved survivability.

Established in 1996 as a grassroots initiative, we are dedicated to "Being The Bridge for Williams County residents facing financial challenges due to cancer diagnoses. Over the years, we've consistently upheld this mission, serving as a vital connection during times of crisis. At the heart of our work is a commitment to prioritizing individuals and their families, providing personalized services. In response to the changing social and economic landscape, we offer resources and guidance to navigate life changes. Our primary focus is to establish a solid foundation for treatment planning, extending financial assistance for medication, mileage, and other medical expenses. Join us in being the bridge that makes a meaningful impact on the lives of those in our community.

Facilitating communication and dissemination of knowledge among scientists and others dedicated to the cancer problem; fostering research in cancer and related biomedical sciences; encouraging presentation and discussion of new and important observations in the field; providing training and public education; and advancing the understanding of cancer etiology, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment throughout the world.

The foundation supports pediatric and childhood cancer survivors by providing resources, peer mentorship, advocacy, and financial assistance that help survivors navigate life after treatment. Its work focuses on long‑term support (life after remission) rather than only during active treatment.

The foundation is an IRS registered non-profit 501(c) 3, public service charity designed for advocacy and service, created to promote change, through proactive means, in both the public and medical/dental professional sectors. At the forefront of our agenda is the firm establishment in the minds of the American public for the need to undergo an annual oral cancer screening, combined with an outreach to the dental and medical communities to provide this service as a matter of routine practice. Oral cancer takes more lives than cancers we routinely hear about, such as cervical, Hodgkin's lymphoma, skin (malignant melanoma), testicular, and many others. In the efforts to reduce the death rate from cancers in the US, the most significant progress has been made through early detection. Cervical, skin, prostate, and others that lend themselves to simple, opportunistic screenings and exams have all had their death rates reduced through programs promoting early discovery. Early discovery and diagnosis, yields better long-term outcomes, and lower morbidity to those who undergo treatments. Oral cancer is not hidden within the body in some hard to find location requiring an invasive examination, the majority of the time it is literally in plain view, right under your nose, and can be seen with the naked eye or felt with the fingers. In most cases, its early, highly survivable stages are easily detected in a 3 to 5 minute painless visual and tactile examination. Even the precancerous lesions, which can progress into malignancy, can be seen with the naked eye. An annual oral examination conducted by members of the dental and medical communities will have a definite impact on reducing the death rate associated with oral cancer. It is our mission to bring this about.

We put fun on the calendars of women and families living with breast cancer by sending them on special vacations, relaxing spa days, dinners out, concerts and other fun-only activities.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California keeps families close when a child is seriously ill by operating regional “Houses,” hospital family rooms, and a camp; they provide free or low-cost lodging, meals, emotional support and wrap‑around services so parents can focus on their child’s care.

Providing emotional, educational, and practical support to children with cancer and their families receiving treatment in the Texas Medical Center.

The BCRFA raises funds and awareness to support breast‑cancer research conducted in Alabama and to accelerate discoveries that improve diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and survivorship. It awards grants to Alabama‑based investigators and partners with local institutions to keep research funding and impact in the state.

Life Raft Group's mission is to enhance the survival and quality of life for people living with GIST (Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor) through patient-powered research, education and empowerment, and global advocacy efforts.

The mission of the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation (Meso Foundation) is to eradicate mesothelioma as a life-ending disease. Malignant mesothelioma is a rare cancer of the linings of the chest or abdomen. Asbestos exposure is the only known cause. The Meso Foundation solicits and rigorously reviews applications, and then awards significant grants, for research on the prevention, early detection, and treatment of mesothelioma. Through its web site and literature, its direct communications, and annual Symposium the Foundation provides patients, family members and physicians with hope, encouragement, and information. The Meso Foundation employs a full-time mesothelioma nurse practitioner to help patients navigate their treatments. In addition, the Foundation works to enhance awareness of this disease and to encourage federal funding for research.