- African American Wigs – Free Wig Programs The core of our mission is to assist as many women– an underserved demographic – as we can, through our Free Wig Program. AAW’s goal was to give others hope and make them feel beautiful and whole. The program offers a supportive hand during an already troubling time. Our wish is that our recipients hear the words “you are cancer free” from their doctors and continue on their life journey.
- Wishing for Mommy A nonprofit organization based out of Arizona, the Wishing for Mommy initiative aims to empower children in being able to write out their feelings while they are experiencing a [typically] difficult time within their household.
- The Lydia Project Lydia totes and services are always free of charge to any woman anywhere who is currently undergoing treatment for any type of cancer. Totes come with the option of receiving ongoing support via encouraging cards, emails, or phone calls every month for one year.
- Cancer Card Xchange The Cancer Card Xchange has sent gifts to 3,310 people who are facing cancer simply to brighten their day. And we are THIS close to $250,000 in total amount of gift cards given! Without your generosity over the past 6 years, this chain reaction of kindness would not be possible.
- AIRS ( Alliance in Reconstructive Surgery ) The AIRS Foundation is a non-profit founded by Janet Denlinger and Morgan Hare. We partner with health care providers, health care centers and other groups to promote this service and teach other professionals and educators to carry on this work.
- Knitted Knockers Knitted Knockers Charities is a nationwide 501(c)(3) non-profit, based in Tempe, Arizona, that provides free Knitted Knockers to women who have had a mastectomy. These are more comfortable than silicone prosthetic breasts.
- Hope Package Through grants and donations to our General Fund, Lump to Laughter is able to deliver* personalized Hope Packages to women who are newly diagnosed with Breast Cancer in North Carolina
- Breast Reconstruction Planner An elastic bandage or support bra will minimize swelling and support the reconstructed breast. A small, thin tube may be temporarily placed under the skin to drain any excess blood or fluid.
- National Breast Cancer Patient Services The National Breast Cancer Foundation’s mission is to provide help and inspire hope to those affected by breast cancer through early detection, education, and support services. we provide mammograms for women who are uninsured or cannot afford them.
- Financial Wellness Tool Kit Sharsheret’s Financial Wellness Tool Kit Includes: Guidelines from experts in the field, Tools to record and organize your personal information, Vital resources, Helpful tips from other Jewish women who have faced illness
- Sisters Network Sisters Network® Inc. national Breast Cancer Assistance Program (BCAP) was established in 2006. BCAP provides assistance to breast cancer survivors, currently in treatment and facing financial challenges.
- Jill’s Wish The Mission of Jill’s Wish is to minimize the financial hardships patients face while going through breast cancer treatment so they can focus on recovery. We rely on donations and fundraisers to award our grants.
- Alliance in Reconstructive Surgery Criteria for AiRS Foundation’s grants to individuals are based on the foundations submission to the IRS at the time of its approval for 501c3 standing as a charitable foundation.
- Casting For Recovery For breast cancer patients exclusively- a program that combines breast cancer education and peer support with the therapeutic sport of fly fishing.
- Awesome Breastforms Awesome Breastforms are created by a group of women who have come together for the single purpose of crocheting and knitting handmade prosthetic breast forms for women.
- Breast Form Fund The All4One Aliance is a project of the Cancer Resource Foundation, Inc. a 501(c)3 public charity formed in Massachusetts by a group of oncology nurses who have been impacted personally by breast cancer.
- Liberator Fashions Free catalog of mastectomy bras and other lingerie. Company will see that qualifying customers get insurance reimbursement. Often no or little out-of-pocket expense for items.
- Hats, Scarves and More Hats, Scarves and More we specialize in hats, turbans, wigs, fine cotton scarves and sleep caps for people with hair loss due to cancer, chemotherapy, alopecia and other medical conditions. Wigs are available in salon only.
- Head Huggers Head Huggers caps are obviously useful for anyone who has lost their hair whether due to chemotherapy, burns, brain surgery, alopecia areata or other hair loss reasons.
- Headcovers Unlimited We were the first company of our kind and are proud to have changed the way that hair loss is viewed and managed during cancer treatments.
- Fight Club Survivor Fight Club Survivor is an organization that wants to let breast cancer patients know they’re not alone, loved, and that their well-being is of utmost importance, by shipping care packages.
- PortBuddy PortBuddy, a comfortable and dignified way to receive meds through a port. With lots of encouragement, these shirts are now available for all patients who need them.
- Chemocessories cancer survivor Iris Lee Knell created Chemocessories to send FREE matched sets of jewelry/scarves/turbans to breast cancer patients/survivors currently in treatment in the U.S. to help them feel beautiful inside and out.
- Diva for a Day Diva for a Day Foundation, Inc. is a non profit organization founded in 2010 by two friends who recognize the benefits of a day to escape from the daily stresses a woman will face while dealing with cancer.
- Makeovers Look Good Feel Better is dedicated to improving the quality of life and self-esteem of people undergoing cancer treatment.
- Make Up Kit Sharsheret, a national not-for-profit organization supporting young women and their families, of all Jewish backgrounds, facing breast cancer.
- SPF 10 Sunscreen Soap In honor of Melanie, Jamie’s sister, who fought bravely in her battle with colon and liver cancer, we are giving away a free bar of soap to anyone who is suffering with cancer.
- Breast Cancer Resource Center Breast Cancer Resource Center (BCRC), provides services free of charge to anyone affected by breast cancer. The BCRC is a great help at diagnosis, during treatment.
I have been trying to find short sleeve or tank tops. Due to my mastectomy nothing is fitting right.
Try old navy tank tops are long and give gentle support
My mom is scared to looses her hair I’m looking for a wig for her
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Im looking for more knit hats that are on the thinner side and longer for this cold weather…. Ut fashionable. I hate not having hair!
I have recently been diagnosed with Breast Cancer. The am on Social Security and funds for different things will be difficult. Could use some help with head coverings at this point
I need some plain colored things cotton chemo scarfs pretied or elastic gatheres in back.Iam going second round of chemo right now.I just had a10 days radiation.Iam losing my hair again. I do not like losing my hair for the second time. I was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer in august 2018.