Our free tools make it
easier to offer and organize support
We will also guide you along the way, with ideas on how to speed healing
and insider tips on what to say, do and give.

Gift + Cash Registry
Community Journal
Volunteer Calendar
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Caitie Rein
Diagnosed at age 26. I’ve gone through chemotherapy, radiation, a bilateral mastectomy and multiple reconstruction surgeries.

Aziza Gray
I’m getting ready for a stem cell transplant early April, but bills keep piling up. I just want life to be normal again.

Shawn Sheppard
June of 2020 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. The more support cancer patients get helps not only keep spirits up, but energy levels up.

Janet Deskins
I am a 56 year old woman who was diagnosed with IDC Breast Cancer on October 28, 2020. The news was devastating to my entire family.

Sydnee Geril
The support from my family, friends, and the cancer community mean the world to me. It is very easy to feel alone as a young adult with cancer.

Cheryta Jones
I am a former Professor of English and this diagnosis has changed my whole life. I would love to have your support as I fight this disease.

Neff Alcazar
Since having limited resources, I believe that Mend Together can make a difference in the support patients like myself can receive.

Nanette DeLancey
I knew this day was coming but I was hoping it wait until at least my 50s. I knew something was wrong but couldn’t put my finger on it…
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Our Partners
People feel helpless when someone they love is suffering from cancer
Creating a Registry helps friends and family contribute in a meaningful way.
How it works — Patients (or a Helper) register for products, services and cash funds. Friends and family choose a gift to send or simply contribute funds.
We help make sure everyone is updated at the same time
A Mend Together Journal helps minimize the full-time job of keeping everyone in the loop.
How it works — Patients can share news in private and get words of encouragement. Loved ones can stay connected and provide inspiration during a challenging time.
Sometimes it’s hard to answer: “How can I help?”
Now everyone can know where support is needed most.
How it works—Friends and family can volunteer to go to appointments, bring a meal, help with child care and more. They can also suggest specific offers of help.
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