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Charlotte County Cancer Society Inc. (Registered Charity - 82833 3096 RR0001) P. O. Box 292, St. Stephen, N. B. E3L 2X2 How often have we heard the expression "Charity begins at Home"? Our Charlotte County Cancer Society was founded in 1958 yet, even after all these years, we continue to be confused with the NB Division, Canadian Cancer Society Back then, it was felt that monies collected in our County should be used for the benefit of those around us, who found themselves in need through cancer. The late Boyd Merrill of St. Andrews was our original president: under his guidance of a dedicated group of volunteers, the society flourished: it has assisted thousands over these intervening years to help cover costs of drugs, dressings, transportation, etc. Current Board consists of President, Blaine Holmes, Waweig; Vice President, Marilyn Hawkins, L'Etang; Secretary, Kathy Arseneau, St. Stephen; Treasurer, Winnifred Young; 2nd Vice President, Richard Smtih, St. Andrews.

To make a profound affect in research on lung and ovarian cancer, to bring awareness to those who do not know they are at risk, and to make a difference in this dreadful disease by not only better treatment options, but finding a cure.

ACCO's mission is to provide information and support for children and adolescents with cancer and their families, to provide grassroots leadership through advocacy and awareness, and to support research leading to a cure for all children diagnosed with this life-threatening disease.

The Global Colon Cancer Association is the voice for the millions of colon cancer (CRC) patients worldwide. We advocate for patient centered policy around the globe to ensure increased awareness and screening, access to quality medical treatments and help our member organizations collaborate, innovate and leverage the full potential of effectuating change. The GCCA also supports the creation of new patient advocacy groups in developing areas which have no CRC organizations. The GCCA unites all stakeholders in the battle against this disease with one unified voice.

The Prostate Cancer Research Institute (PCRI), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, that is dedicated to helping prostate cancer patients and caregivers research your treatment options. We understand that they have lots of questions and we can help them find the answers that are specific to their case. All of our resources are designed by a multidisciplinary team of patients, advocates, and leading medical doctors, for the patient. We believe that by educating oneself about the disease, they will have more productive interactions with their medical professionals, and get better individualized care.

Our mission is to improve cancer diagnosis, treatment and care for children across the developing world. In 2014, we supported projects in the Philippines, Malawi, Cameroon, Ghana, and Bangladesh. In September of 2015 we launched a project in Mexico.

South Jersey Cancer Fund's mission is one of kindness and giving. Our goal is one of support and assistance. We will succeed in our mission with the help of our fellow community members until this devastating disease is cured.

NCAN is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit incorporated in 2004. Our Mission is to intensify awareness of Neuroendocrine Cancer in both the medical community and general public- locally and around the world. NCAN also assists patients and caregivers by providing access to important information about the disease. We provide funding for research into all types of Neuroendocrine Cancer . For the past 15 years NCAN has provided information and support to NET patients and caregivers through e-mail, our web site, and toll free phone number 866-850-9555. Phone line is open 7 days a week 9 am - 9 pm EST. NCAN has been honored with Great Nonprofits Top-Rated Award every year since 2009. NCAN was the co founder of NET Cancer Day. NCAN has produced over 63 Patient conferences since 2003

Conquering Cancer One Person At A Time. We live in a very secluded area where patients must drive at least 100 miles to doctors, chemotherapy, radiation, and other scans. We assist patients to be able to get to these appointments without worry.

Provides support, information, and practical resources for people affected by stomach (gastric) cancer while promoting earlier detection, patient education, research, and advocacy; it runs programs (including patient summits and resource bundles) to empower patients, caregivers, and the medical community.

CPCCS is a non-profit grassroots organization. All funds are derived through donations, memorials, and fundraising initiatives. Funds donated are used to serve 72 communities located in the south central region of Manitoba. A yearly donation is also to Cancer Care Manitoba for research.

The Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation will drive survivorship in our community by focusing on the following high impact priorities: Shorter Wait Times Close to Home Access to Care Access to New Therapies Improved Quality of Life http://ottawacancer.ca/eng/about-mission-vision.php