Envisioning a Future
Beyond Cancer
Together, we can offer hope, support, and tangible assistance to individuals and families navigating the challenges of cancer, making every step of their journey a little easier.
July is Sarcoma, Bone & Bladder Cancer Awareness Month
Raising Awareness.
Fueling Hope.
This July, we’re shining a light on Bladder cancer as well as Sarcoma and Bone Cancers, rare cancers that often go unnoticed until it’s too late. These diagnoses can affect children, teens, and adults alike, and because symptoms are vague, they’re often misdiagnosed.
At the American Cancer Fund, we believe awareness leads to earlier detection, and that leads to more lives saved.
Whether you’re facing bladder cancer, or sarcoma and bone cancer yourself, supporting a loved one, or helping others learn the signs, your voice helps spread information that matters. Because rare shouldn’t mean ignored.
Understanding Cancer
Cancer is a battle fought on many fronts. It's not just a disease but a myriad of conditions where abnormal cells divide uncontrollably. Our goal? To arm you with knowledge and support along the way.
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Cancer Types
Explore the wide array of cancer types, each with its own set of characteristics, treatments, and research advancements.
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Healthy Living
Learn about lifestyle choices that can reduce the risk of cancer, including diet, exercise, and avoiding known carcinogens.
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How You Can Help
Discover how you can make a difference through volunteering, fundraising, and advocating for cancer patient support.
What you need to know about Cancer
With knowledge, you can make informed decisions and advocate for the best care possible. Dive into our resources to empower yourself in the fight against cancer.
Our Mission
The American Cancer Fund
At the heart of our mission is a commitment to support individuals and families navigating the challenges of cancer. For over 60 years, the American Cancer Fund® and the American Cancer Association® have been your trusted allies, offering education, resources, and comfort to those affected by cancer.
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Your Donation Makes a Direct Impact
In a given year, over 1.5 million people may be diagnosed with cancer in the United States, and over 500,000 people will die from cancer.
With 92 cents of every dollar donated going directly to our programs that help cancer patients find all the resources and treatment options they need to fight cancer, your tax-deductible donation can make a difference in a cancer patient's life.
Every Donation Counts.
Here's a Few Ways To Give.
Make a Single Donation
Your one-time gift can help us provide immediate resources to those in need.
Give Monthly Support
Join our commitment to long-term change with a monthly donation starting at just $5. This sustained support allows us to plan ahead and extend our reach to more individuals every day.
Celebrate 2026
Embrace the spirit of the year 2026 by opting to donate $20.26 monthly, marking each month with an act of kindness and support.
More Ways to Give
Mobile Donations
On the go? Text "FIGHTCANCER" to 707070 and follow the prompts to donate any amount you choose.
PayPal Giving Fund
Prefer to use PayPal? Give quickly and easily using our PayPal Giving Fund.
Take The #KissingOffCancer Challenge
Join the #KissingOffCancer challenge this Valentine's Day and beyond! Your donation supports vital cancer research and patient support, while offering a meaningful and unique gift to your loved one. With 92 cents of every dollar directly aiding the fight against cancer, your thoughtful gesture will make a lasting impact.
Donate now and spread love that saves lives.
More Ways to Get Involved
Shop. Earn. Give.
Shop with CouponBirds to save, earn cash and support the American Cancer Fund and Association.
Write A Heartfelt Tribute
Make a lasting impact in memory of a loved one by creating a memorial donation that conveys your sympathy and supports the fight against cancer.
Celebrate With A Cause
Gift a donation in honor of a birthday and let us deliver your warm wishes with a note that also contributes to the fight against cancer.