How we verify resources

Understanding how organizations, grants, and trials get listed — and what to double-check yourself.

How organizations are reviewed

Curated organizations in this app are established, publicly known national nonprofits and support programs. They're selected based on public reputation and mission alignment with cancer support — not through a formal application or vetting process on our end.

Where AI-matched results come from

Clinical trials, grants, and other personalized matches are found using live web search at the time you view them. They reflect what's publicly available online in that moment — not a manually reviewed or pre-approved list.

When information was last verified

Curated organizations show a "Last verified" date where available. AI-matched results (like trials and grants found through search) don't carry a fixed verification date since they're generated live — treat them as current-as-of-your-search, not permanently confirmed.

Our criteria for inclusion

Organization or program appears to be legitimate and currently operating
Relevant to cancer diagnosis, treatment, caregiving, or financial support
Publicly accessible contact information or application process

Please verify details directly with each organization before relying on them. Eligibility requirements, funding availability, contact information, and program status can change at any time. This app is a starting point for research, not a guarantee that any specific program is currently active or that you qualify. If you notice outdated or incorrect information, please use the report option available on each listing.