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Financial assistance for individuals with breast cancer

Please note that FORCE does not provide financial assistance. However, we are happy to share these resources.

Following is a list of national financial assistance programs for people diagnosed with breast cancer. Additional local and state resources may be available.

  • Breast Cancer Assistance Fund provides grants to ease the financial burden experienced by those diagnosed with breast cancer.
  • Genevieve’s Helping Hands offers small financial grants to be used by young breast cancer patients (under age 40) to extend their recuperation period after cancer-related surgeries and treatment.
  • The Gift of Hope breast cancer foundation is dedicated to providing financial support to women in need during their course of treatment. 
  • The Pink Fund provides 90-day non-medical cost-of-living expenses to breast cancer patients in active treatment.
  • The Sisters Network Breast Cancer Assistance Program aims to assist breast cancer survivors facing financial challenges while undergoing surgery, radiation or chemotherapy treatment.

Open Clinical Trials
Open Clinical Trials


  • Visit the FORCE Research Study Search tool for information on hereditary cancer research studies for new or evolving breast cancer treatments.

Paying For Care
Paying For Care


  • If your insurance company denies coverage of recommended treatment, visit the Health Insurance Appeals section of our website for guidance and resources.

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Get Support

In addition to the personalized, local and virtual support FORCE provides, these organizations also support members of our community affected by breast cancer:

  • Breastcancer.org provides support and information via its comprehensive website. 
  • Cancer Support Community is a professionally led nonprofit support network providing virtual as well as local, in-person support in communities throughout the U.S. and abroad. 
  • HIS Breast Cancer Awareness is an organization providing information and awareness for men with breast cancer.
  • Living Beyond Breast Cancer is a national organization for people diagnosed with breast cancer across the care continuum.
  • Male Breast Cancer Coalition provides information and support for men with breast cancer.
  • METAvivor is a national nonprofit organization that provides support for women with metastatic breast cancer and funds metastatic cancer research.
  • SHARE is a nonprofit that provides support and information for women with breast, ovarian or endometrial cancer.  
  • Sharsheret is a national organization for the Jewish breast and ovarian cancer community.  
  • Susan G. Komen addresses breast cancer on multiple fronts such as support, research, community health, global outreach and public policy initiatives.
  • Young Survival Coalition is an organization for young people diagnosed with breast cancer.