This is more than a walking bike, this is about family, belonging, mobility, freedom, agency and connecting with each other in kindness, feeling whole

CTOAM is a private cancer research & advocacy group, whose main goal is to help extend the lives of cancer patients by using the most advanced medical science – like molecular sequencing, PET/CT, and newest treatments – beyond what standard care provides.

Urgent help needed! Our friend, an international PhD student, is battling breast cancer alone. Treatment costs are overwhelming. Please consider donating and sharing to support her expenses. Every contribution makes a difference!

On June 3, 2024, my sister Sophie and her partner, Garett’s world was turned upside down when Garett was diagnosed with advanced stage 4 colon cancer. At just 49 years old, Garett has become not only Sophie’s partner and our friend of 35+ years but als...

Cancer does not discriminate, and for the Snead family, this harsh reality has become painfully clear as they embark on the tumultuous journey that follows a cancer diagnosis. Please read their story and join us in assisting them as they pursue healing.

This campaign is the ONE to support ALL individual campaigns. The campaign that makes the invisible visible.

What’s wrong with me? In March 2023 I was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer. A cancer with the worst prognosis of all gynaecological cancers, ovarian cancer causes more deaths than all gynaecological cancers combined. With only four days from d...

Caitlin has fought her whole life to literally get onto her feet. This is more than a walking bike, this is about her future, belonging, mobility, freedom, agency and connecting with each other in kindness, feeling whole.

At WIP, we use innovative treatments to bring healing to those battling depression and suicidal thoughts. We hope to expand access to these transformative therapies and provide relief to more people. All donations directly fund an individual's treatment.

Our vision is to provide accessible and therapeutic exercise to empower people of all physical abilities to experience the enjoyment of moving through life. Your support helps decrease financial barriers for those seeking access to adaptive exercise.

In August of 2024, my mom, Rhonda, was rushed to the hospital because she was very ill. It was determined at our local hospital that she had a severe infection in her kidney and needed to see a nephrologist. The closest nephrologist department that was...