Make a Donation
 Cancer Support Community depends solely on the generous contributions of individuals, businesses, and charitable foundations to provide our free programs of emotional support, education, and hope for Central Indiana cancer patients and their loved ones. Contributions to Cancer Support Community are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
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Click here to read a message from our Executive Director
Volunteer
Opportunities
Are you interested in helping Cancer Support Community-Central Indiana help people and their loved ones affected by cancer? We are always looking for committed people who are willing to volunteer their time. We have volunteer opportunities both during the day and in the evening. Sample volunteer openings include library attendant, TWC Ambassador, First Impressions, and gardening coordinator. Whether you’re able to contribute an hour or an entire afternoon, any amount of time you can give to our mission is greatly appreciated.
All volunteers must complete volunteer orientation and sign a confidentiality agreement.
For more information regarding volunteer opportunities,
please contact us at 317-257-1505 or send an e-mail
to info@twc-indy.org
Our
Wish List
 Cancer Support Community-Central Indiana relies on the generous support of individuals, corporations, and foundations to ensure that programs and services can be provided free of charge to people who need us. If you would like to make a donation, please click here. Another way you can help is to provide items on our wish list. By providing us with these items you are freeing up dollars in our budget to go towards enhancing our programs and services. Thank you!
- Snacks for participants
- Tea bags
- Coffee
Creamer
- Sugar Packets
- Plain white paper towels
- Bottled water
- Canned juice
- Canned sodas
- White paper (8 ½ x 11)
- White out
- Arts & Crafts Supplies (glue, construction paper, paints, paint brushes)
Advocacy
Clinical trials offer opportunities for cancer patients to access cutting-edge treatments that can lead to the best chance for survival. When a cancer patient is participating in a clinical trial, they also need their routine care. Currently, a cancer patient’s physician may encounter red tape or outright refusal by their insurance company to cover routine care if the patient is participating in a clinical trial.
Cancer Support Community-Central Indiana supports Indiana legislation that will lead to restoring insurance coverage of routine care for cancer patients who are participating in clinical trials. Please follow the link below to identify your state representative and senator and urge them to support SB347 or HB1382.
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