Together we are making a difference. Here are a few wonderful resources throughout the valley. Contact us if you know of additional resources for us to include.
Recognizing that healing is helping, A2ndAct.org celebrates and supports women survivors of ALL concerns who are using their newly realized gifts of life and experience to give back for the greater good.
Dragon Boating has been proven to increase the overall health and length of survival while decreasing the incidence of lymphedema following treatment for Breast Cancer Survivors.
Organizations that provide one time financial grants to assist with expenses.
Bag It! helps newly diagnosed cancer patients take the next steps toward treatement and recovery by providing essential information and support to patients.
Find information on living with cancer, whether you are newly diagnosed, a survivor, or a family member or friend of someone who is living with cancer.
The mission of Casting for Recovery® (CfR) is to enhance the quality of life of women with breast cancer through a unique retreat program that combines breast cancer education and peer support with the therapeutic sport of fly fishing.
Provides high quality, reliable information and support to black breast cancer patients within the Phoenix Metropolitan area, and to educate the black community about breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, and screening.
Provide support to moms during cancer treatment. HEAL assists Arizona mothers recovering from any type of cancer with at least one dependent child living at home.
Helps alleviate the financial and emotional burden experienced during expensive breast cancer treatment and recovery by providing prosthetics, bras, wigs, and post surgical garments.
MBC Connect 2.0 is an interactive, web and mobile-friendly, patient experience registry where you can share information about your MBC disease history, experiences, and quality of life - and now, get potential matches to clinical trials.
Pfizer Oncology's Story Half Told offers education and information on understanding hereditary breast cancers, like BRCA1 and BRCA2, and the emotional impact of them.
LivingWith™ is designed to help you connect with loved ones, ask for the support you need, remember important information from doctors’ visits and stay organized, all in one place. It is available for free in English and Spanish.
Strengthens the community, addresses the unique needs, amplifies the voice and improves the quality of life of young adults affected by breast cancer, locally, nationally and internationally.
