Breast Cancer Resources

  • https://www.ccaiidaho.org/resources-demoBrowse support resources for cancer survivors, caregivers, and families across Idaho.
  • https://www.angelwingsnetwork.net/ – Angel Wings Network is a compassionate local cancer support group dedicated to serving the communities of Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Located in Weiser, Idaho, this rural organization offers essential transportation services and a strong support network, ensuring that cancer patients, survivors, and their families receive the assistance and care they need during their challenging journey.
  • https://alchapters.org/boise/programs/brighter-image-wigs/ -The Assistance League of Boise is a nonprofit organization composed entirely of volunteers, dedicated to transforming lives and fortifying our Treasure Valley community. They provide a valuable service to individuals facing medical hair loss by offering two free wigs.
  • https://bustinoutofboise.org/ -Non-Profit raising money to help women with cancer. Bustin’ Out of Boise’s mission is to FILL THE GAP for women who are going through cancer treatments for all cancers, by providing housecleaning services, childcare, food, transportation to appointments and other needs.
  • https://treasurevalley.recliquecore.com/programs/22526348/cancer-survivorship/?locations=-1 -The Oncology Recovery Program is designed to meet the needs of cancer survivors before, during, and/or after treatment in a safe and supportive environment.
  • https://www.komen.org/financial-assistance-program/ -Komen Financial Assistance Program is available for people who are receiving treatment for breast cancer, including metastatic breast cancer. Based on eligibility, the program assists with daily living expenses such as rent, utilities, childcare, or elder care, as well as oral treatment medicines, home healthcare, and medical equipment.
  • https://apply.pinkfund.org/qualification/intro -The Pink Fund’s 90-day grant program covers cost of living expenses for people who are in active treatment for breast cancer and who need financial assistance. These expenses could include housing, insurance, transport costs, and utilities.
  • https://www.lbbc.org/about-us/what-we-do/lbbc-fund -provides a need-based, one-time grant ranging from $500 to $1,250 for those who are in active treatment for breast cancer. The grant covers non-medical and cost of living expenses such as mortgage, car payments, car insurance payments, and other utilities.
  • https://triagecancer.org/legal-and-financial-navigation-program -gives free guidance on legal, financial, and other challenges that people diagnosed with cancer or their caregivers might have. The program helps people navigate health insurance, disability insurance, employment, finances, medical decision-making, and estate planning.

How to Get Involved

There are many ways to support Flock Cancer Idaho’s mission across the Treasure Valley.

Donate

Donations help fund local cancer programs and services.

Volunteer

Volunteers support event operations, including registration, check-in, and course monitoring during the Street Stroll and other community activations.

Sponsor

Businesses and organizations can contribute through sponsorships, community partnerships, and in-kind support.