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MAPLE TREE CANCER ALLIANCE
SERVING LAWRENCE COUNTY, THE SHENANGO VALLEY, GREENVILLE / NORTHERN MERCER COUNTY, AND WARREN (OH) / SOUTHERN TRUMBULL COUNTY
AMOUNT DONATED: $0
The mission of Maple Tree Cancer Alliance is to improve the quality of lives of individuals battling cancer. We accomplish this by providing free individualized exercise training, nutritional education, and emotional support to cancer patients through collaborative partnerships with hospitals and exercise facilities. Maple Tree Cancer Alliance spearheads the inclusion of this life-changing model as a critical component of cancer rehabilitation.
Giving Week Progress:
FUNDRAISING GOAL: $5,000
Programs Supported by Your Donations
Donations to Maple Tree Cancer Alliance directly support the continued delivery and expansion of our evidence-based exercise oncology programs, provided at no cost to cancer patients. These programs include individualized, one-on-one exercise training—offered both in-person and virtually—led by certified Exercise Oncology Instructors. Donations also support the development of our Maple Tree On Demand platform, which gives patients 24/7 access to guided exercise videos and wellness resources. In addition, donations helps us train and certify new professionals to deliver these services and allows us to expand into new hospitals and communities, including underserved populations. By supporting these programs, donations make it possible for more patients to access safe, effective exercise as part of their cancer care.
Needs that Cannot beMet without Your Help
Maple Tree Cancer Alliance has seen a significant increase in demand for our free exercise oncology services, reflecting growing recognition of their value in cancer care. We are eager to expand our reach—especially in underserved and rural communities—and to train more certified professionals to meet this growing need. Additional funding would also support the continued development of our virtual and on-demand platforms, increasing access for patients who are homebound or live outside our current service areas. With increased support, we are well-positioned to provide life-enhancing care to more patients during and after treatment.
