Cancer PALS Foundation

10/14/2026

“Let me know if you need anything” is kind. A specific offer can make it easier to accept help. 💜

This week’s challenge: offer one practical way to support someone facing cancer—or their caregiver.

“I’m getting groceries Thursday. Can I pick up your list?”
“Could I bring dinner Tuesday? What sounds good?”
“Would you like some company this weekend?”

Let them choose what would help, and follow through on what you offer. Small, dependable acts can ease an overwhelming day.

Don’t know someone personally but want to help? Message Cancer PALS Foundation about getting involved. Your time, skills, or financial support can help us build a stronger circle of care for people who have fewer resources.

Be a PAL. Offer a helping hand.

10/13/2026

You cannot tell how much someone is struggling just by looking at them.

On Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day, remember that even women with the same diagnosis can have very different experiences.

Some may have no hair. Others may keep their hair or have it grow back while treatment continues.

Some may lose weight. Others may not.

Some receive IV infusions, some take pills, and some do both. Even women receiving the same treatment may experience very different side effects.

Having hair, looking healthy, or taking treatment at home does not mean someone has an easier experience.

And one difference we often overlook is who is there to help.

Some women have family, neighbors, church communities, or civic groups bringing meals, checking in, and helping with everyday needs. Others have little or no support—while facing the same appointments, symptoms, expenses, and uncertainty.

Cancer PALS wants to help fill that gap, especially for people carrying the greatest burdens with the fewest resources. Our mission includes practical support, access to wellness services, community connections, and improving quality of life.

But building that support takes a community. Some people can contribute financially. Others can volunteer their time, offer a ride, help with errands, or serve in another direct patient-support role.

If you have resources, skills, or time to share, please message Cancer PALS Foundation. The more people who become part of this movement, the greater the difference we can make. 💜

10/12/2026

10/12/2026

Our Ribbon Tree shirts are here! 💜 We’re excited to have 40 shirts ready to deliver to our community supporters.

We love celebrating cancer survivors and cheering them on. Thank you for supporting Cancer PALS and helping us remind those facing cancer that they’re not alone!

09/24/2026

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. 🧍‍♂️👨

Prostate cancer often causes no symptoms in its earliest stages—which is why knowing your risk matters.

New or persistent urinary changes, blood in the urine or semen, or ongoing back, hip, or pelvic pain should be evaluated. These symptoms are often caused by noncancerous conditions, but they shouldn’t be ignored.

Talk with your healthcare provider about your family history, previous PSA results, and whether screening or other testing is appropriate for you. Save and share these quick guides with the men in your life. 💙