2025 Impact Report
A year of supporting BIPOC cancer survivors and advancing health equity
How We Make a Difference
Our programs are designed to address the unique challenges BIPOC cancer survivors face every day
Financial Assistance
Direct financial support to help BIPOC cancer survivors cover rent, food, transportation, and medical co-pays during treatment.
Care Packages
Culturally tailored care packages delivered nationwide, featuring products made for diverse skin tones, comfort items, and healing resources.
Family-Building Grants
Grants supporting fertility preservation and family-building for cancer survivors whose reproductive health was impacted by treatment.
Our Commitment to Transparency
Accountability and trust are at the heart of everything we do
How We Use Your Support
As a growing nonprofit, we are committed to ensuring that the majority of every dollar donated goes directly to supporting BIPOC cancer survivors through our programs.
We maintain lean operations and prioritize direct impact — funding financial assistance, care packages, and family-building grants for those who need it most.
Our annual financial reports will be made publicly available as we continue to grow and deepen our impact.
Where Your Donations Go
Direct Survivor Support
Financial assistance for rent, food, transportation, and medical costs
Care Packages
Culturally tailored comfort and wellness packages shipped nationwide
Family-Building
Grants for fertility preservation and family planning after cancer
Research & Advocacy
The State of BIPOC Cancer Initiative and policy advocacy
Why It Matters
The disparities are real — and so is our commitment to change
Financial Toxicity
BIPOC cancer patients are significantly more likely to experience financial hardship during and after treatment, often choosing between basic needs and medical care.
Representation Gap
Many cancer support resources fail to reflect the diverse cultural needs, skin tones, and experiences of BIPOC communities, leaving survivors feeling invisible.
Family-Building Barriers
Cancer treatment can impact fertility, yet BIPOC survivors face greater barriers to accessing fertility preservation and family-building support.
Looking Forward: 2026 Goals
Building on this year's impact, we're expanding our reach and deepening our commitment to BIPOC cancer survivors
Support 150+ Survivors
Nearly double our reach through expanded financial assistance and care package programs.
Launch State of BIPOC Cancer Report
Release our groundbreaking research capturing lived experiences of 500+ BIPOC survivors.
Award 10 Family-Building Grants
Help more survivors pursue parenthood after cancer through expanded grant funding.
Expand Geographic Reach
Serve survivors in all 50 states and establish regional community partnerships.
Build BIPOC Cancer Map
Create the first interactive platform showcasing survivor stories and research data nationwide.
Advocate for Policy Change
Partner with legislators to address systemic barriers in cancer care access and affordability.
Get the Full Report
Download our complete 2025 Impact Report for detailed program information, financial statements, and survivor testimonials