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.
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.
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.
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.
“The Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund is a great organization. The many activities and financial assistance offered to individuals and families is a huge help and provides the needed support in order to maintain a positive outlook. When you have cancer, you learn to ask for help. The SCCCF is there for us.”
“SCCCF travels the day-to-day journey with patients, hand in hand provide support on many levels, whenever and wherever needed. I am delighted to help support an organization that does this much good for so many people so close to home!”
“Not only does the SCCCF provide financial support, they also offer ways to connect with others who know what you’re going through either as a survivor or someone caring for a cancer patient. We are lucky to have that type of support here in our area!”
“The SCCCF provides many activities that are fun, educational and, most importantly, provide the opportunity to meet and make friends with other cancer survivors. In addition to the friendship and laughter the SCCCF programs have also helped me with finding my new normal.”
What is a Cumulative Walk/Run? No need to walk/run the entire distance at one time! Complete shorter segments as you work to complete either a Half Marathon (13.1 mi) or Marathon (26.2 mi) distance!
What is a Cumulative Bike Ride? Total your rides to complete one or more century(s) (100 miles) and/or metric century(s) (100 kilometers)!
Participation Dates: Saturday, March 20th through Saturday, June 19th.
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.
Be a part of the 15th Annual “Ladies Nite Out” hosted by Sheboygan Falls Chamber Main Street on Thursday, October 21st from 5P to 9P!
(September 15, 2021)
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