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Cancer treatment can have long-term side effects that make day-to-day life difficult, but thanks to you, a new Canadian clinical trial is helping change that.

Ron Keddie wasn’t sure how he was going to manage a two-hour roundtrip commute to his life-saving cancer treatment appointments. Learn how the gift of Give a Ride helped him on the road to recovery.

Through the gift of A Home Away from Home, you’re opening your heart – and the door – to people like Bert Lunnon, who needed a place to stay while he was receiving treatment.

As a 38-year-old new mom, Corinne Schelle’s cancer diagnosis came as a shock. But Corinne was able to find renewed joy and excitement, thanks to her new wig.

Thanks to your support of The Pink Ribbon Project, a recent clinical trial found that as many as 7 in 10 women with early-stage breast cancer could be spared from chemotherapy.

Dr Alice Wei has discovered a way to standardize care for patients post-surgery. This important work is improving outcomes for Canadians affected by one of the hardest cancers to treat – pancreatic cancer.

When Aeson was just a year old, a genetic test was essential in choosing the course of treatment that saved his life.

Every Gift for the Cure makes a real impact on Canadians affected by cancer. See what your support has helped accomplish.

The Mom Project is helping moms like Jackie Fletcher watch their children and grandchildren grow up.

Darleen Morrice is one of the nearly 12,000 Canadians you helped get to life-saving treatment appointments with the gift of Give a Ride.

Child cancer survivor Natalia Corrigall’s family shares how your gift of Camp Essentials has changed their lives.

The gift of A Phone Call is more than just a call for the 50,000 Canadians who reach out to us each year -- to them, it's a lifeline.

Dr Jean Marshall is working to treat and prevent cancer with a common over-the-counter drug thanks to your support of Gift of Discovery.