Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund

Financial

Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund offers financial assistance for eligible cancer patients and survivors in an effort to help them manage the financial challenges of their diagnosis.

Get Active

Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund offers a variety of healthy, active living events and activities for Sheboygan area cancer patients and survivors through our “Survive, Thrive, & Be Fit” program.

Receive Support

Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund is a supportive community for cancer patients, survivors, and their friends and family and offers a supportive and encouraging environment from diagnosis through treatment, and recovery.

Fundraising

Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund hosts multiple events and fundraisers throughout the year  in an effort to raise financial support to assist cancer patients and survivors with treatment costs. 

Upcoming events

Upcoming Events

Local Cancer Community Updates - 2024 Archives

Links to the most recent (and previous) Local Cancer Community Updates!

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Who Is Eligible For Cancer Care Assistance?

Sheboygan County residents who have been diagnosed with cancer or a disease of the blood and receive their primary oncology or hematology care in Sheboygan are eligible for Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund's cancer financial assistance services. Our organization's goal is to ease the burden of financial cost associated with cancer care, providing a Beacon of Hope for Sheboygan County cancer patients and survivors. 

Latest Blog Posts

My Two CENTS Worth: Pennies Are Still Valuable and Can Still Make a Difference!

My Two CENTS Worth: Pennies Are Still Valuable and Can Still Make a Difference!

December 23, 2025!

ST&BF Survivor-Athlete Spotlight: John Seaman

ST&BF Survivor-Athlete Spotlight: John Seaman

Unlike most members of the ST&BF Indoor Row Group, John has extensive rowing experience from long before any of us started rowing, so it is of little surprise that he recently surpassed 11 million meters since joining the Indoor Row Group in 2019!

“Don’t Forget to “Save Those Pop Tops” Over the Holidays for Camp One Step!

“Don’t Forget to “Save Those Pop Tops” Over the Holidays for Camp One Step!

Kris Riley recently requested that I “put a little blurb in the newsletter to save tabs” over the upcoming Holidays.  Kris's son Matt (pictured above) was diagnosed with cancer in 1998 and attended Camp One Step.  We started collecting Pop Tops for Camp One Step about 22 years ago and have collected 17,490 pounds (nearly 9 TONS) of tabs!  Read on to learn more about Camp One Step!

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