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There are many ways to support free, plain-language cancer education — big and small, with money or without. Every one helps someone find clear answers when they need them most.
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Financial gifts keep every guide free and ad-free.
- Make a donationA one-time gift of any size helps keep every guide free and ad-free.Donate
- Give monthlyA small monthly gift provides steady support that helps us plan and grow all year.Become a monthly donor
- Give in honorCelebrate someone strong with a gift made in their honor, and send them a card.Give in honor
- Give in memoryRemember someone loved with a meaningful tribute gift.Give in memory
More ways to give
Multiply your impact through fundraising, your workplace, or your skills.
- Start your own fundraiserTurn a birthday, run, or milestone into support for free cancer education. We'll help you set it up.See how it works
- Workplace giving & matchingMany employers match employee donations — doubling your impact. Ask your HR team, and let us know if you need our details.Learn about matching
- Planned & legacy givingConsider including Cancer Explained in your long-term giving plans. Reach out and we'll share how.Ask about planned giving
- Volunteer your skillsWriters, translators, clinicians, and helpers of all kinds can support our mission. Tell us how you'd like to help.Volunteer with us
- Share your experienceHelp us build real patient and caregiver lessons through consent-based interviews. No fake stories, no medical advice.Share what helped
- Test a patient guideRead one page and show us whether its meaning, safety steps, and questions are easy to find. We test the page—not you.Volunteer for usability testing
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Support that costs nothing — sharing clear answers helps people feel less alone.
- Send a supportive e-cardSend a free card to someone facing cancer — and pair it with a gift if you like.Send a card
- Get our newsletterPlain-language cancer education in your inbox, and a way to stay connected.Subscribe
- Share the libraryTell a friend, caregiver, or clinic. Sharing our free guides costs nothing and helps someone find clear answers.See what's new to share
Questions about giving? Email us at info@cancerexplained.org — we’d love to hear from you.