Adventure Therapy Foundation

Free outdoor experiences designed for individuals and families impacted by cancer.  

www.adventuretherapyfoundation.org   


Casting for Recovery

Casting for Recovery (CfR) provides healing outdoor retreats for women with breast cancer, at no cost to the participants. CfR’s retreats offer opportunities for women to find inspiration, discover renewed energy for life, and experience healing connections with other women and nature. The retreats are open to women with breast cancer of all ages, in all stages of treatment and recovery. For over 25 years, women from all walks of life have benefited from CfR’s inspiring program model. 

www.castingforrecovery.org


Dear Jack

LifeList is a wish-granting program that offers hope and support to young adults who are currently receiving treatment for a life-threatening cancer diagnosis. This program provides positive experiences to focus on during treatment and an opportunity to connect with a community of young adult patients, survivors, and advocates who have experienced similar journeys.  If you are a young adult, ages 18-39, currently in treatment for cancer, you may qualify for the LifeList program.

www.dearjackfoundation.org 


Inheritance of Hope

Our Legacy Retreats® are destination experiences where families create lifelong memories and receive the tools to navigate the challenges of terminal illness. Each family member will have intentional time in groups to gain resources and tools to cope with the challenges they face – all while having fun with others who ‘get it’! Generous donors cover all food, lodging, and activities, including a personal family volunteer to help you. We simply ask that you provide your own travel to and from the location. 

www.inheritanceofhope.org


Little Pink Houses of Hope

Provides FREE week-long beach retreats for breast cancer patients and their immediate families in private homes in 14 locations around the U.S. The aim is to promote recovery and reconnection in a relaxing environment. Meals are served in a common area with other families. Activities include fishing, yoga, and parasailing. Babysitting is provided so parents can have a date night.

www.littlepink.org  


MBC Travelers

MBC Travelers is a nonprofit organization that empowers Stage 4 Metastatic breast cancer patients through bucket-list travel. The organization provides memorable experiences and lifelong connections for women living with MBC. MBC Travelers offers annual trips, pop-up events, and weekend getaways, aiming to fill a gap in support for MBC patients. 

www.mbctravelers.com


Camp Kesem

A summer camp for kids with a parent who has cancer.  

www.kesem.org


Kid’s Konnected

1-800-899-2866--Hotline for kids provides friendship, understanding, education, and support for the children who have a parent with cancer or have lost a parent to cancer.  

www.kidskonnected.org   


Making Memories

The Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation helps families experience WOW! by providing children who will lose their mom or dad to cancer with a timeout to create indispensable memories as a family. Families may be referred directly by their treating oncologists and must have late-stage, terminal cancer with a life expectancy of at least six months. Please call WOW! Families must have at least one child aged between three (3) and eighteen (18) – only one child needs to meet the age requirement. The foundation’s spirit is to focus on the children living in the household, and they must be cleared for travel by a treating oncologist. For families unable to travel, please inquire about our WOW2U Initiative. We treat families from all income levels and walks of life.

www.jajf.org