Angel Foundation

Adult and family programs provides education and support to school aged children who have or have had a parent or loved one with cancer by offering innovative activities to help relieve fear and anxiety about the cancer experience, reduce stress, and learn new coping skills. It also helps children and families build a support network of others experiencing similar situations. Programs include angel packs, making memories, family camp, evidence based education classes, monthly activities, and more. In 2024, angel foundation provided educational and emotional support programs to 1,809 individuals.

Financial cancer care connects cancer patients with a social worker and a pro bono certified financial planner through workshops and one-on-one meetings, with the goal of providing education and decreasing anxiety about managing finances as individuals and families navigate the effects of cancer-related financial toxicity. In 2024, the program served 276 cancer patients.

In 2024, the angel foundation served a total of 3,679 unique individuals across its emergency financial assistance program, adult and family program, and financial cancer care program, with some individuals served multiple times across multiple programs.