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flight of the humblebee | HumbleBumbleProject Flight of the Humblebee - Travel Program The mission of the Humble Bumble Project is to alleviate even the slightest amount of financial burden faced by pediatric, adolescent, and adulthood cancer patients so patients and caregivers can focus on family rather than finance.
The mission of the Humble Bumble Project’s Flight of the Humblebee program is to provide eligible patients and caregivers with financial assistance for travel related expenses incurred while traveling to and from cancer treatment. Please review our Fact Sheet for specific program details. The Humble Bumble Project is currently accepting referrals for our Flight of the Humblebee program.
Applications are accepted for active patients of James P. Wilmot Cancer Center, Golisano’s Children's Hospital, Geisinger Cancer Center, Janet Weis Children’s Hospital, Guthrie Corning, or UPMC – Hillman Cancer Center and will be reviewed in the order in which received with patients residing in Bradford, Lycoming, Potter, or Tioga (PA) counties taking priority.
All applicants must also meet the program criteria as outlined below. Applications may be submitted for individuals residing outside the identified counties and state and will be reviewed on a case by case basis by the Board of Directors. The maximum allocation per request is $1,300 and is dependent upon the availability of funds.
Applications will be reviewed in the order in which they are received and are limited to one per patient. Subsequent applications will be reviewed by the Board of Directors. Potential approval is at the discretion of the board and, again, dependent upon the availability of funds.
Referring Healthcare Professional Patient must have a cancer diagnosis and be receiving active treatment. Your application must be submitted by a member of the patient’s oncology healthcare team. Please use these links for required forms: CONSENT FORM APPLICATION FORM Patient must be 39 years old, or younger.
Patient's family must reside at least 2 hours or 100 miles from the treatment facility. Lodging assistance is approved for room and tax only, no incidentals. mileage, lodging, airfare, and meals and incidentals are approved for dates of travel to/from active cancer treatment.
The travel program prepays travel expenses, we are unable to reimburse for travel expenses already incurred. *Meeting the criteria of the application does not guarantee approval. *Please provide as much lead time on travel dates as possible.
Applications are accepted for active patients of James P. Wilmot Cancer Center, Golisano’s Children's Hospital, Geisinger Cancer Center, Janet Weis Children’s Hospital, or UPMC – Hillman Cancer Center and will be reviewed in the order in which received with patients residing in Bradford, Lycoming, Potter, or Tioga (PA) counties taking priority.
Meeting the qualification criteria for either the Flight of the Humblebee or Bumble Bucks programs does not guarantee approval. Approval of any application/allocation is at the discretion of the Board of Directors and is dependent upon the availability of funds. The Humble Bumble Project reserves the right to change the program guidelines at any time without notice and to apply these guidelines at its reasonable discretion.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Active patients of specific cancer centers in Pennsylvania, residing in Bradford, Potter, Lycoming, or Tioga counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Flight of the Humblebee - Travel Program is funded by The Humble Bumble Project. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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