Offers numerous resources, including printed materials, counseling for patients and their families, and information on lodging for people who may require treatment far from home. Contact your local chapter to find out about resources that maybe available in your community. Local ACS office may offer reimbursement for expenses related to cancer treatment including transportation, medicine, and medical supplies. Financial assistance is available in some areas.

Provides a list of resources for disabled students seeking financial assistance with tuition for post secondary education.

Cancer Survivors' Fund is a non-profit organization chartered exclusively for charitable purposes; specifically to provide college scholarships and prosthetics for the benefit of persons diagnosed with cancer, receiving treatment for cancer or in remission to give them a new purpose and meaning in life.

Acts as a referral organization about financial assistance for education programs after high school, including special financial assistance program for individuals with disabilities.

The purpose of our scholarships are to provide support to individuals, under the age of 25, that are or have been diagnosed with cancer or a critical or life threatening disease.

Scholarships awarded annually for transplant candidates, recipients, family members, and donor family members.

Provides the "Matt Stauffer Memorial Scholarship" to support the financial needs of college students who are battling, or have overcome, cancer, who display financial need in the amount of $1000.

Working Against Cancer’s Survival Scholarship Program assists young adult cancer survivors (ages 30 yrs and under) by providing awards toward academic and vocational education. These scholarships will encourage each recipient to engage in a trade, an art, or some other form of higher education relieving some of the additional burden in obtaining the necessary finances to reach these goals.