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Camps are located in Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario. Puppet Programs in Ontario available in English and French. Camps serve children ages 3 - 18 who have been affected by cancer.

Let Every Woman Know-Alaska provides creative statewide education, support, advocacy and arts programs unique to Alaska’s diverse communities and dedicated to preventing, facing and ending gynecologic cancers.

The "Gaby Davis Foundation" was started in memory our daughter and friend Gabrielle Davis who lost her battle with childhood cancer in March 2007. Her brave fight against cancer inspired us to fulfill her wish to help other families fighting this terrible beast. Gaby experienced a life changing event with her diagnosis but instead of feeling sorry for herself it made her more sensitive to others' needs. During a visit to the hospital pharmacy Gaby witnessed a parent break down because they didn't have enough money to buy the drugs they needed to bring their child home. Gaby was quite shaken by the experience and shortly thereafter said this to her Dad... "Dad, we sure are lucky to have so many friends helping us. You think when my cancer is over, we can help people who don't have as many friends? I wish all the kids with cancer had enough money to do the stuff we get to do." Please help us to make this wish come true.

Our team is made up of almost 50 members and we are always willing to recruit new members (both male & female). We have been to North Bay, Parry Sound, Huntsville, Midland, Pickering, Stratford, London, Port Perry, St. Catharines, Orillia, Windsor, Toronto GWN, as well as our hometown of Barrie. Some team members ventured to Darthmoth, Nova Scotia for an International Breast Cancer Festival. In 2007 members of the team ventured 'down under' to Australia for the Breast Cancer Survivor's Festival in September. We have also gone to New Orleans & Orlando, Florida for Festivals. 2012 was a special year as we celebrated our 10th year together. Together we are getting stronger, and strive for the day that we can proclaim a "future without breast cancer."

Gilda's Club Simcoe Muskoka provides an integrated program of education, information and emotional support for anyone who is living with the impact of cancer. The cancer support program is based on research and designed by mental health professionals. At Gilda's Club members can choose to participate in formal support groups, education and information activities, and social and community activities. About 20% of our members are under 18 years of age, so there are also many support activities designed for children, teens and families.

Wellspring Chinguacousy provides emotional, psychological and informational support, free of charge, to individuals and families living with cancer in Brampton, Caledon and surrounding areas. Located in a residential neighbourhood in northeast Brampton, at 5 Inspiration Way (near the corner of Torbram Road and Father Tobin), it is a warm inviting home where cancer patients and their families can come to talk with others who understand what they are going through and attend programs that help them cope with the emotional and psychological impact of the disease.

The Foundation raises money for the humanitarian work of the PALLIATIVE HOME-CARE SOCIETY OF GREATER MONTREAL which provides free, high quality palliative home-care for pre-terminal and terminal cancer patients.

The mission of MPN Research Foundation is to stimulate original research in pursuit of new treatments — and eventually a cure — for the blood cancers essential thrombocythemia, polycythemia vera, and myelofibrosis, known collectively as myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPN).

As of August 2012, Road to Care has enabled over 100 women to receive curative treatment for cervical cancer. Thank you for your generous donation. Sincerely, Dr. Joda Kuk, Founder and Chair.

Courage, strength and heart: three traits that every young adult battling cancer exhibits. Alli Shapiro, founder of Alli’s Journey, exhibited just that in her seven-year fight with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma — courage, strength — and heart, to live with this disease using humour, humility and belief as her strongest weapons. Tragically, Alli succumbed to her disease at the age of 26, with the same courage, strength and heart — but most of all with dignity — in July 2006. Alli’s Journey focuses on the segment of the younger population that is struggling with cancer in various forms and degrees of substance.

Movember is a month long global event in November where men grow moustaches to raise awareness and funds for men's health issues. Funds support world-class men’s health programs that combat prostate and testicular cancer and mental health challenges.