Our programs are designed to empower all people impacted by cancer — from youth and teens to patients and their caregivers. We provide these programs cost-free to participants because of the generous support of our donors.

Formerly Cancer Unwrapped, our national teen writing contest is an opportunity for teens to share their experience with cancer – whether it’s a personal diagnosis or that of a loved one.

2025年1月30日 · Our mission is to provide pathways of support, education, and community to anyone facing cancer – whether it’s before, during, or after a cancer experience. At Cancer Pathways, we walk alongside people each year to provide support beyond the medical scope – in a personalized and comprehensive way.

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The Surviving with Style Fashion Show & Gala is Cancer Pathways’ annual signature event celebrating the strength and resilience of cancer survivors and the generosity of our community.

When someone is diagnosed with cancer, it touches not only that person, but also everyone around them. Our programs are designed to educate and empower anyone – including youth, teens, young adults, survivors, caregivers, and others!

Since 1996, Cancer Pathways has stayed true to its mission of “facing cancer together” by offering deep and far-reaching support for those who have been touched by cancer. Our free programs and support groups create a space to empower and educate our community.

Wherever you’re at in your quit journey, Cancer Pathways is here to support and guide you in a judgement-free space. We offer tobacco cessation/quit workshops and support for both teens and adults who use tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, vapes, cigarettes, chewing tobacco, etc. Learn more about our quitting opportunities below:

Support groups are for anyone experiencing the impacts of cancer, including patients, parents, caregivers, family members, and those who are grieving. All groups are implemented virtually, via Zoom, and are facilitated by a licensed clinical social worker (MSW/LCSW).

Cancer Pathways developed Cancer Happens® to help young people understand key principles on cancer prevention and risk reduction. Topics cover smoking and vaping cessation, physical activity, nutrition and HPV immunization.