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Help cancer patients throughout Southwest Georgia
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Albany Pink Crisis Fund
The fund is designated for qualified cancer patients in active treatment, providing one-time emergency financial assistance for rent or mortgage payments, utility bills or childcare if needed. It was started specifically for breast cancer patients but has expanded to assist patients with any type of cancer.
Cancer Crisis Fund
The fund is designated for qualified oncology patients in active treatment, providing one-time emergency financial assistance for rent or mortgage payments, utility bills or childcare if needed.
The Light House
A place of respite. The Light House provides a soothing home-like setting where qualified patients can relax between treatments or spend the night to avoid having to travel back and forth to their home.
It is a place of warmth, comfort and rest for families going through some of the hardest and darkest days of their lives.
Lights of Love Annual Campaign
Lights of Love is an annual oncology fundraiser. One hundred percent of annual donations benefit a specific project chosen by Phoebe's Regional Cancer Programs. (Past examples – Meditation Room, 3D Mammography, Lighthouse waiting room, Lights of Love transport van)
Gloria Tongol Wellness Fund
This wellness fund is used to advance evidence-based, comprehensive, integrative healthcare to improve the lives of people affected by cancer.
Tube Feeding and Supplement Assistance Fund
Nutrition assistance fund specifically designated for qualified patients identified by oncology staff.
MaryLynn Mason Endowment
This fund is designated for overnight lodging, pain and nausea medication for indigent patients undergoing cancer treatments.
Phoebe Cancer Center General Fund
Individual and Corporate donors are invited to donate to the Cancer Center fund. Proceeds benefit Phoebe Cancer Center for highest and greatest need.
Phillip L. Roberts M.D. Indigent Drug Fund
This fund was established by Dr. Phillip L. Roberts to provide a safety net for qualified patients who may not be able to afford their medications while under medical care at the Phoebe Cancer Center.