A plastic container with informational tabs helpful to cancer patients and caregivers navigating their cancer journey.

The cancer linked to cigarette smoking discovered through American Cancer Society research study.

The year the American Cancer Society's Memorial Foundation Hope Lodge was built.

A program for female cancer patients in active treatment where they receive a make-up kit and tips on appearance-related issues.

This type of health issue was found linked to multiple types of cancer through the American Cancer Society's Cancer Prevention Study 2.

The amount of patient rooms located in the American Cancer Society Memorial Foundation Hope Lodge.

A 24 hours a day, 7 days a week call center available anyone in need of cancer information.

A PSA screening test developed in-part by the American Cancer Society helps detect this type of cancer.

This vehicle will help transport patients staying at the American Cancer Society Memorial Foundation Hope Lodge to and from treatment or other needs during their stay.

A program for breast cancer patients who are matched with breast cancer survivors for one-on-one support.

ACS has funded cutting-edge researchers, 47 of whom have gone on to win this award.

You must be at least this age to stay in the ACS Hope Lodge.

An item used to cover a woman's head when loss of hair occurs during cancer treatment (or other reasons).

ACS helped show proof that this screening is safe and effective to find breast cancer early.

During a cancer patient's stay at the ACS Hope Lodge, it is required that they bring one of these with them.