Financial and Resource Suggestions 
Click the pinks links to find out more about each organization.
 
*Please note that BCSN is not affiliated with any of these programs and does not specifically endorse them.  
 
 
 
 Partnership for Prescription Assistance
Helps qualifying patients without prescription drug coverage get the medications they need for free or nearly free. 

 Good Rx
 
 
Free program that helps patients find the best price on their prescriptions at the pharmacies in their area. 
 
 

The Pink Fund
Provides 90-Day non-medical cost of living expenses to breast cancer patients in active treatment so they can focus on healing, raising families, and getting back to work. 877-234-PINK
  
 
 
  www.goodrx.com      www.thepinkfund.org
 

 
The Catherine H. Tuck Foundation
Provides financial aid grants for basic necessities to those in active breast cancer treatment.  Short term support for those struggling financially as a direct result of treatment. 

 
 
The St. Vincent de Paul Society
 Helps people in need to not only survive their crisis- financial, medical, or personal- but to help get them back on their feet.  Fill out form online; they will direct appropriate person to contact you. 
678-892-6163 
 
 

The Pink Posse Foundation
Non-profit of local people serving local people in Coweta and Fayette counties during cancer treatment.  No website.  Email at alice001@bellsouth.net   
  
 
 
  www.svdpgeorgia.org    www.facebook.com/PinkPosse/ 
 

 
 Real Life Center
Through Dogwoood Church, a one-year program designed to help families get back on their feet and encourage them to se goals for permanent change. 770-631-9334 

 
 
Loving Arms Cancer Outreach
 Provides financial assistance, support groups, and other programs in Bartow, Carroll, Cherokee, Cobb, Douglas, Paulding, and Pickens counties.  770-590-5153 
 
 

Go Pink's Help Now Fund
(BC Charities of America) Providing one time emergency financial assistance for rent, utilities, cell phone bills, and care payments.  Accepts applications from 1st-5th of each month.  936-231-8460
  
 
 
  www.lovingarms.support      www.thebreastcancercharities.org/help-now-fund-application/
 

 American Cancer Society
For all types of cancer, provides access for referrals and financial assistance.  Local offices may offer more.  800-227-2345 

 
Cancer Care
 Counseling, support groups, education, and financial co-pay assistance. 800-813-HOPE or email at info@cancercare.org 
 
 

Cancer Care Co-Pay Assistance
Helping people afford insurance co-payments to cover the cost of chemotherapy and cancer medications.  866-55-COPAY
  
 
 
  www.cancercare.org/financials     www.portal.cancercarecopay.org
 

 
Patient Access Network Foundation
Assists metastatic breast cancer patients who cannot access needed treatments due to out of pocket costs like deductibles, co-payments, and co-insurance. 866-316-7263

Clayton County Community Services Authority
For charitable and educational purposes, uses public and private resources of Clayton County towards alleviation of poverty in Clayton county. 404-363-0575

The Salvation Army of Georgia 
Project SHARE attempts to target the most urgent need- utility bill, a part of a rent payment, or an emergency prescription.  770-441-6200
 www.claytoncountycsa.org  www.salvationarmygeorgia.org
 

 
 Atlanta Cancer Care Foundation
Provides financial assistance to adult cancer patients in the 17 county Metro-Atlanta area (Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Dawson, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Hall, Henry, Newton, Paulding, Rockdale, and Walton) 

 
Sisters Network Inc
 For African Americans only, provides programs and financial assistance for mammograms, co-pay, office visits, prescriptions, and medical related lodging.  866-781-1808 
 
 

Tigerlily Foundation
Funds for Families program offers financial assistance to young breast cancer patients (aged 15 - 45) based on need.  Payments made directly to medical providers.  888-580-6253
  
 
 
  www.sistersnetworkinc.org      www.tigerlilyfoundation.org
 

 The Samfund
2x a year, gives financial grants to young survivors (aged 21 - 39) to help pay medical bills, living expenses, student loans, reconstructive procedures, health insurance supplementation, and many other things.  617-938-3484

 Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition
 Helps find assistance from organizations providing financial and practical help for patients.  Just put in breast cancer and your zip code and it will give you options. 
 
 

Christina S. Walsh Breast Cancer Foundation
Supports treatments for uninsured patients, medications and tests not covered by insurance, transportation, and other finacial burdens.  732-853-7910
  
 
 
  www.cancerfac.org      www.christinaswalshbcf.org
 

 
 DONNA CareLine
Provides assistance to those with no access or no care issues, insurance denials, transportation, and cost of living debt.  877-236-6626

 
Genevieve's Memorial Breast Cancer Recovery Grant
Provides financial assistance to an agreed upon stay somewhere for young mothers (40 or younger) who are diagnosed with breast cancer for the first time and in some stage of treatment.  516-500-3702
 
 

Good Days- Co-Pay Assistance
Provides financial assistance to those with chronic or life-altering diseases who cannot afford medication, need co-pay assistance, premium assistance, or travel expenses, or diagnostic testing like mammograms.  877-968-7233
  
 
 
  www.genshelpinghands.org      www.mygooddays.org
 

 
 KAMM Cares Foundation
Offers financial assistance grants to women diagnosed with breast cancer and currently undergoing treatment.  800-791-4099

 
 National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program
 
(NBCCEDP)  Provides clinical breast exams and mammograms for women aged 40-64 with no insurance or whose insurance does not cover this.  Based on income.   
 
 

Patient Services, Inc MRI Financial Assistance Program for Young Women
Provides financial assistance for an MRI to determine breast cancer diagnosis.  Based upon family history or positive test for BRCCA gene.  800-366-7741
  
  www.cdc.gov/cancer/nbccedp/   www.patientservices.org 
 

Provision Project
Provides financial assistance to those diagnosed with breast cancer.  Applications accepted 1st - 10th each month.  Must be in active treatment and provide oncologist information. 

 
 
Remember Betty
 Provides financial assistance to individuals with breast cancer.  Only accept 5 - 10 people per month, and applications accepted from 1st - 7th each month.  Must provide letter from oncologist.
 

 
 
 
 
Smiley Wiley Breast Cancer Foundation
Provides finacial assistance to men and women with breast cancer such insurance deductibles and treatments.  Must be in active treatment and have household income of less than $55,000/ year.  561-632-8631
  
 
 
 
 
   www.smileywiley.org
 

 
Susan G. Komen Greater Atlanta Sisters of Promise Grant Program 
 
Provides free breast cancer screening tests for African Americans at Piedmont Hospital.  Must be a resident of Fayette, Clayton, or South Fulton counties.  470-271-1625

 Breast Cancer Legal Project
 Atlanta Legal Aid Society has represented Atlanta's poor in civil legal cases since 1924.  Their work helps with life's basic needs- safe home, food, education, fraud protection, and personal safety.  404-614-3969
 
 

Webb and Taylor, LLC
Serving malpractice and personal injury victims in Georgia.  Will handle breast cancer misdiagnosis and malpractice suits.  678-369-7348
  
 
 
 
 
  www.webbfirmattorneys.com 
 

 
 Breast Cancer Freebies
Resource guide for all things breast cancer- from finacial assistance to transportation, medication, etc.

 
 
Feeling Beautiful Again Program
Provides women going through breast cancer with a FREE beauty basket.  936-231-8460
 
 

 
 
 
Women's Health Medicaid 
Pays for cancer treatments for women who have been diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer and cannot afford to pay for treatment.
  
 
 
 
 
    Click here for more information