"A ride may seem insignificant, but to someone facing cancer, it can mean everything. As a Road To Recovery volunteer, I’ve seen firsthand how a simple act of kindness—getting someone safely to treatment—can bring comfort, hope, and relief. It’s more than just a drive; it’s a way to show up for those who need it most." – Deb Thank you, Deb, for providing life-saving rides to treatments to help ensure everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat and survive cancer. Give a ride. Save a life. (fb)

“When we entered the Lodge, I cried. It already felt warm and welcoming,” noted Christine Parker, who stayed at Hope Lodge in Boston with her husband, Kim, as he underwent treatment for skin cancer. “Most importantly, was the camaraderie among the guests.” Our 30+ Hope Lodge communities don’t just offer cancer patients and their caregivers a free place to stay – they provide a community of support and an emotional connection with others facing a similar journey. When your best option for cancer care takes you far from home, visit us at cancer.org/hopelodge. (fb)