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Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation Financial Assistance is sponsored by Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation. This program offers financial assistance to eligible Florida residents undergoing active cancer treatment in Florida. The 2026 application period is open from December 23, 2025, to October 1, 2026.
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Financial Aid - Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation The Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation application for financial assistance is currently closed to new applicants. Please check back periodically for updates on future application openings. La aceptación de solicitudes para la ayuda financiera de la fundación de Florida Cancer Specialist está actualmente cerrada para nuevos solicitantes.
Vuelva a consultar periódicamente para obtener actualizaciones sobre futura apertura. Due to the increase of applications received, the Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation is temporarily placing a pause on accepting new applications. We understand the importance of financial support and the impact it has on those in need.
Applications already received will continue to be reviewed and processed. Patients who have been awarded financial support will continue to have access to their applications and will be able to submit current bills to be processed and paid. Your patience and understanding during this time are appreciated as we work to ensure continued support to help cancer patients in need.
Debido al aumento de solicitudes recibidas, la Fundación ha pausado temporalmente la aceptación de nuevas solicitudes. Entendemos la importancia del apoyo financiero y el impacto que tiene en quienes lo necesitan. Las solicitudes ya recibidas seguirán siendo revisadas y procesadas.
Los pacientes que ya han sido aprobados seguirán teniendo acceso a sus solicitudes y podrán presentar facturas actuales para ser procesadas y pagadas. Agradecemos su paciencia y comprensión durante este tiempo mientras trabajamos para garantizar un apoyo continuo para ayudar a los pacientes con cáncer que lo necesitan.
The Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation application for financial assistance is currently open from December 23, 2025 to October 1, 2026. The 2025 application for financial assistance is now closed. The 2026 application period will open on December 23, 2025.
Please check back at that time to submit your application.
To submit a new application or access your existing application, please click here To access the Non-FCS Patient Treatment Verification form, please click here To access the FCS Patient Treatment Verification form, please click here Para recibir asistencia en español, haga clic aquí 12/23/25 – 2026 Application opens 10/1/26 – 2026 Application closed 10/31/26 – Last day to submit supporting documentation 12/7/26 – Last day to submit bills to be paid 12/21/26 – 2027 Application Opens Download 2026 Important Dates Calendar Apply for 2023 Assistance Each grant year begin your application by clicking on start new application.
If you would like to apply for funding in 2023, please click the "Start New Application" button below. A current Florida resident over 18 years old? Undergoing active cancer treatment in Florida or within 90 days of final treatment?
Eligible treatment is chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, hormone therapy or Hematopoietic progenitor cell transplantation. Annual income of the household (based on number of people in the home) at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines based on table provided? All household members over age 18 years old will be required to provide 3-months of bank statements and proof of income.
Household liquid assets (checking, savings, money market, CD, and stocks) total less than $5,000? I am prepared to complete an online application for assistance and provide all required documents. Application for Financial Assistance Currently you do not meet the prequalification guidelines to apply.
Please feel free to call the Foundation office if you have additional questions about Foundation assistance eligibility at 941-677-7183. You are encouraged to apply in the future if you meet eligibility guidelines. Solicitar ayuda financiera Si desea solicitar fondos en 2023, haga clic en el botón "Iniciar nueva solicitud" a continuación.
Iniciar sesión para la aplicación actual ¿Una/Un residente actual de Florida mayor de 18 años? ¿Se está sometiendo a un tratamiento activo contra el cáncer en Florida o dentro de los 90 días posteriores al tratamiento final? El tratamiento elegible es quimioterapia, radiación, inmunoterapia, terapia hormonal o trasplante de células progenitoras hematopoyéticas.
¿El ingreso anual del hogar (basado en el número de personas en el hogar) es igual o inferior al 200 % de las pautas federales de pobreza según la tabla provista? Todos los miembros del hogar mayores de 18 años deberán proporcionar estados de cuenta bancarios de 3 meses y comprobantes de ingresos. ¿Los activos líquidos del hogar (cheques, ahorros, mercado monetario, certificados de depósito y acciones) suman menos de $5,000?
Estoy preparado para completar una solicitud en línea de asistencia y proporcionar todos los documentos requeridos. Solicitud de asistencia financiera Actualmente usted no cumple con los lineamientos de precalificación para aplicar. No dude en llamar a la oficina de la Fundación si tiene preguntas adicionales sobre la elegibilidad de asistencia de la Fundación al 941-677-7183.
Si se anima, puede presentar su solicitud en el futuro, si cumple con las pautas de elegibilidad. Visite la página de recursos Applications are only accepted online. If you do not have access to a computer, please contact the FCS Foundation office at (941) 677-7183 for assistance.
You may bring your required documents to your oncologist’s office and have them fax your documents to (813) 623-4703 or email to Foundation@FLCancer. com To be eligible to receive financial assistance from the FCS Foundation, you must: Be a current Florida resident over 18 years old Be actively undergoing cancer treatment in Florida or within 90 days of your final treatment date.
Eligible treatment is chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, and hematopoietic progenitor cell transplantation Have an annual household income at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines – see table below.
(Will be required to provide bank statements and proof of income for all members of household over 18 years old) Have less than $5,000 in total household liquid assets (checking, savings, CD, stocks etc.) Complete an online application for assistance and submit all required support documentation (see “Helpful Tips to Apply”) Have only received financial assistance for one year or less.
Patients are only eligible to receive financial assistance from the FCS Foundation for a maximum of two years (January-December) starting from the first approval date.
250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines (2026) Household size Annual Income Monthly Income Weekly Income 1 $39,900 $3,325 $767 2 $54,100 $4,508 $1,040 3 $68,300 $5,692 $1,313 4 $82,500 $6,875 $1,586 5 $96,700 $8,058 $1,859 6 $110,900 $9,242 $2,132 7 $125,100 $10,425 $2,405 8 $139,300 $11,608 $2,678 The Foundation provides financial assistance to patients who meet the financial and medical criteria.
Patients can receive one financial award per calendar year for up to two years.
The types of bills that can be paid include: Rent*, lot rent or mortgage payments Homeowners insurance, rental insurance, or HOA Utilities – electricity, gas, water, or garbage Phone (1 line only – landline or cell, $50/month max) Car payments or car insurance (only one car allowed) Beginning March 2026, The Nourish Hope Program will provide grocery gift cards to recipients of the FCS Foundation financial assistance program.
The Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation determines income based off of the total household income, which includes all sources of funds and deposits detailed in bank statements as well as sources of income. If you share living expenses with a member of your household and the individual is not listed in your application, the FCS Foundation will only pay your portion of the bill.
If your bill is in the name of an individual not listed as part of your household, the FCS Foundation will not pay the bill. Payments are sent directly to the bill vendor, not the financial award recipient. Rent/Lease Requirements: All executed pages of the rental/lease agreement including the signature page is required.
Due to IRS guidelines, a W-9 from the current calendar year is required by the landlord or property management company. Rental payment requests without the required agreements and current W-9 will not be processed.
FCSF is unable to pay the following bills: Medical expenses (including prescriptions) Vehicle registration fees Entertainment (TV, Internet, etc.) Health insurance premiums Personal, student, boat, or RV loans Financial Award Payments: All financial award payments are issued by check only. Payments are not sent electronically or made through any type of online platform.
Checks are mailed directly to the authorized entity such as landlord, vendor, or company. Payments are NOT mailed to the award recipient. Please allow adequate time for checks to be processed and mailed.
Beginning March 2026, The Nourish Hope Program will provide grocery gift cards to recipients of the FCS Foundation financial assistance program. Thank You to Our Generous Partners We are deeply grateful to the organizations and foundations whose support makes our work possible. Through their grants – whether for financial aid or capacity-building – their generosity helps us provide critical support.
Arthrex Charitable Giving Program Arthur T. Esslinger Memorial Fund at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County Cancer Advocacy Resources Education Evelyn Foster Endowment Fund at the Community Foundation for Brevard James Franklin Warnell & Dorothy J. Warnell Fund at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County William E.
and Florence E. Perry Fund for Health & Human Services at the Community Foundation of Sarasota County Helpful Tips for Submitting Your Application Use a Valid Email Address Make sure the email you enter is one you check regularly.
Important information will be sent to your email including instructions on how to submit bills A valid email address is required for applications to be processed Double-check spelling, missing letters or typos can prevent you from receiving important updates Have any required documents ready to upload (Florida residency, bank account information, pay stubs etc.) Save files in common formats such as PDF, JPG or PNG Follow All Instructions Carefully Read the requirements of each application section Read each question fully before answering Go back through your answers to make sure nothing is missing Confirm all required fields are filled out Check that your uploads are clear and readable Once your application is submitted you cannot go back and edit or add documents Reach Out if You Need Help If you run into issues, contact the Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation team at Foundation@FLCancer.
com or (941) 677-7183 for assistance . Beginning March 2026, Florida Cancer Specialists (FCS) Foundation is launching “Nourish Hope,” a new food program designed to address the growing crisis of food insecurity among adult cancer patients and their families in Florida.
Nourish Hope will provide grocery gift cards to recipients of the FCS Foundation financial assistance program, helping them access nutritious food during their cancer treatment journey. Beginning March 2026, Florida Cancer Specialists (FCS) Foundation is launching “Nourish Hope,” a new food program designed to address the growing crisis of food insecurity among adult cancer patients and their families in Florida.
Nourish Hope will provide grocery gift cards to recipients of the FCS Foundation financial assistance program, helping them access nutritious food during their cancer treatment journey. Patients will receive their $100 gift card once they have been approved for assistance. Escape to Bali’s Breathtaking Beauty Enter to win a luxury getaway for six in the heart of Indonesia!
Soak up the Essence of Bali, Indonesia for eight days and seven nights at the Bali Double V Villa for up to six people, including round trip airport transfers, unrestricted access to Atlas Beach Club, a private chef and an on-call driver with private luxury vehicle. (land only). 1 Chance for $25, 3 Chances for $50, and Lucky 7 Chances for $100.
* Terms and Conditions: Travel package is non-refundable and subject to availability. Certificates/gift cards cannot be replaced. Passport required for travel outside the U.S. Cost of food prepared is the responsibility of the traveler.
Travel is valid for 18 months from date of issue. A minimum 45 day advance reservation is required. CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellation prior to arrival may be subject to forfeiture of reservations and funds.
Dine + Dive is a fine art, food and wine event igniting all of the senses to benefit the nation’s first Underwater Museum of Art! Guests will view several of the 2025 UMA sculptures before they head to their permanent underwater home, mingle with the artists, and sample delish food and more than 50 wines from around the world. Taking place April 30, 2025, at Grand Boulevard in Miramar Beach, FL.
Inspired by the iconic Las Meninas painting by Diego Velázquez, Spanish-based artist and sculptor Antonio Azzato has brought dozens of largen-than-life sculptures to the streets of Madrid since 2018, using them to raise money for various charities.
Now, for the first time, he is partnering with the Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation to submerge a special, one-of-a-kind Menina statue in the Underwater Museum of Art, located off the coast of Florida. This unique sculpture will foster new coral growth and marine life as part of a man-made reef.
Just as the ocean symbolizes the resilience and renewal found in the cancer journey – turning pain into hope and struggle into new beginnings. About the Underwater Museum of Art The Underwater Museum of Art is the first presentation of the Cultural Arts Alliance of Walton County (CAA)’s Art In Public Spaces Program and was produced in collaboration with the South Walton Artificial Reef Association (SWARA).
The purpose of the UMA is to create art that becomes marine habitat, expanding fishery populations and providing enhanced creative, cultural, economic and educational opportunities for the benefit, education and enjoyment of residents, students and visitors in South Walton.
Celebrate With a Donation There are many special events in life that give us reason to celebrate: birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, graduations, a team win…or even reaching a long sought-after milestone. Instead of sending flowers or a gift, consider celebrating something or someone by making a donation to Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation!
Your gift will help a cancer patient with household bills so they can concentrate on something really worth celebrating – getting better. What a powerful way to celebrate something, or someone, very important to you! You could double or triple your annual gift to Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation if you or your spouse works for or has retired from a company with a matching gift program.
Complete a matching gift form from your human resources office and send it in with your gift. Find Out if Your Company Matches Donations One touching way to show support is through giving in honor or memory of a loved one. If you’ve lost someone to cancer or want to honor someone currently engaged in their brave fight, a contribution in their name can be a powerful way to recognize their journey in a meaningful way.
Your donations can represent personal messages of love, support, and resilience, and will directly help those currently navigating the ups and downs of their own cancer journeys. Donate in Memory or Honor of a Loved One Monthly Recurring Donations Your generous donations make a real difference, and we’ve made it even easier to support our cause with our monthly recurring giving program.
Consistent financial support allows us to plan better and provide uninterrupted assistance to those we serve. Your sustained commitment can help a vulnerable individual in the most crucial time of their life. Remember, even small donations can make a massive impact!
Make a Monthy Recurring Donation Meet Antonio Azzato, the visionary behind the Las Meninas Sculpture Project. To continue the successful and positive spirit of the Las Meninas project in Madrid, Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute (FCS) and Healing Arts in Medicine are bringing Antonio Azzato’s vision to the United States for the first time . Azzato was born and raised in Venezuela and has Italian and Spanish roots.
He has raised more than 550K euros for different charitable foundations. His experience in the engineering, business, marketing, and interior design fields has given him the technical and artistic training to develop his Meninas Gallery project, which has positioned the silhouette of the Menina as the new icon of the city of Madrid, where he currently resides. Learn more about Antonio here .
The History of "Las Meninas" Painted by Diego Velázquez in 1656, “Las Meninas” translates to Ladies in Waiting. Considered a masterpiece depicting life in the court of King Philip IV of Spain, the painting represents a turning point in art history for the way in which Velázquez broke from the stiff formal portraits that typically defined royal subjects. What is the Las Meninas Sculpture Project?
Inspired by the iconic painting “Las Meninas,” which translates to “Ladies in Waiting,” Spanish artist and sculptor Antonio Azzato created larger than life-size statues, fashioned in the shape of the Ladies in Waiting in the famous painting, that have been displayed in the streets of Madrid every fall since 2018. The statues are painted by various Spanish artists and celebrities and used to raise money for different charities.
For the project with Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute (FCS), smaller statues that are white, like a blank canvas, will be distributed to 12 designated FCS clinics. Together with local artists, patients will bring their Las Meninas vision to life, giving each statue its own unique theme and color palette.
Once complete, the Las Meninas sculptures will be on display in local communities, raising awareness of the extreme healing power of art in medicine. After a months-long tour of the state, each will be placed on auction. Proceeds from the auction will benefit the Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation.
The Foundation assists cancer patients in need in Florida with essential everyday living expenses. " (Requerido) " indicates required fields Número de teléfono (Requerido) Dirección de correo electrónico (Requerido) Escribir dirección de correo electrónico Confirmar dirección de correo electrónico ¿Qué tipo de tratamiento contra el cáncer está recibiendo? (Requerido) Trasplante de células madre ¿Cuántas personas viven en su casa?
(Requerido) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10+ ¿Cuál es el ingreso MENSUAL combinado de su hogar? (Requerido) Don’t Forget to Thank Everyone for Their Support Thank your sponsors, committee members and other special supporters immediately after the event. A hand-written note, phone call or personal email will be greatly appreciated and will encourage supporters to come back next time!
Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation 5985 Silver Falls Run, Suite 210 Once we receive your donation, an acknowledgement letter will be sent to you for tax purposes. Thank you for hosting a successful event that helps cancer patients in need! Use Various Media to Maximize Publicity for Your Event Create a Timeline to Maximize Publicity A realistic timeline is important in planning a publicity strategy for your event.
Keep this timeline in mind as you put together a publicity plan: 3-4 months before the event: Identify your target audience based on demographics, interests, and location; develop a targeted media list. 4-6 weeks before the event: Distribute media materials (i.e., media alert, listing on a community calendar, Facebook posts, Instagram, etc.). Be creative in developing the media materials – what makes your fundraiser different?
Media outlets receive hundreds of requests to publicize non-profit events; they can’t publicize everyone – so make sure that YOUR EVENT is so special, different and appealing that it will be hard for the media outlet to resist! 2 weeks before the event: Make follow-up calls and send e-mails to local media who received the information. Re-send information if they have not received it.
1-2 days before the event: Email and/or fax a media alert with the basic information about your event (who, what, when, where and why) to the TV news assignment desks and photo desks at the daily or weekly newspapers. Photos are a great way to document your event, whether for publicity or simply to share with family and friends.
Here are some tips on capturing special moments at your fundraiser: Write out a targeted shot list in advance to make sure you get photos of everything and everyone Take candid and close-up shots that capture the different aspects of your fundraiser Capture images of your sponsors Include three to four people in a photo for the best publicity shot If taking photos on your phone, turn your phone in the horizontal position Ideas for Your Fundraiser Event The following are just a few ideas for your community fundraiser.
We suggest thinking of something you enjoy doing (e.g., book club, cooking, golf, tennis, bingo, music) and working to add a fundraising component into that. This way, you are not starting from scratch and, in addition to giving back to a great cause, you are doing something you love!
You can easily raise money on your Facebook page by clicking on “Raise Money” on your post, including a special message of inspiration or in celebration of your birthday or notable anniversary. BIRTHDAY/ANNIVERSARY PARTY Do you have an upcoming birthday, anniversary, shower, or bar/bat mitzvah? Consider contributing to FCS Foundation, in lieu of personal gifts – and ask your friends and family to do the same.
This is a great way to get the Throw a cocktail party in your home or at a local restaurant or bar. Many venues provide great deals for non-profit events. For example, ask your friends to donate $50 per person to attend — if you spend no more than $20 per person on the food, you will have a good amount left over after expenses to donate.
Include a chance drawing or auction to increase revenue. Ask friends and neighbors to clean out their basement or garage for a good cause. Organize a garage sale, and you’ll clean out your house while supporting cancer patients in need in our community at the same time!
Whether planning a small golf outing with friends and family or a larger tournament for your business, think about making every stroke really count by partnering with us to give back to the patients at FCS Foundation! Are you a local independent business owner, restaurant or retail owner who is looking to align with a great cause?
Whether donating a percentage of proceeds for a day, or a week, or simply collecting an ‘extra tip’ for the FCS Foundation, you can make a difference while you work. Kids love to help! Have fun with your students teaching them about the meaning of philanthropy, with anything from a read-a-thon to a bake sale.
Be creative! We’d love to hear about your school fundraiser ideas and stories. Many marketing/promotional item companies offer a lot of discounted items.
Create T-shirts, bracelets, key chains, etc., and sell them at a price more than your cost to create revenue. This is a fun way to raise funds while increasing awareness about pediatric illnesses. Host your trivia night at a restaurant or other local establishment and invite between 10 and 50 of your friends and family.
Hold a bingo night and charge people to play ($20 for 4 cards, $40 for 8 cards, etc.) Instead of cash prizes, the prizes are designer or vintage purses that have been donated. One of the trendiest and easiest events to organize! Deciding to host a community fundraiser for the FCS Foundation is a huge accomplishment in itself — thank you!
Here are 10 steps to help you get started: 1. Form a planning committee. Bring together a group of enthusiastic, dedicated people, who share a passion and interest in raising money for cancer patients and their families.
This will increase the probability of a successful event. 2. Brainstorm.
Members of your planning committee can brainstorm ideas for your fundraiser. Let your imagination guide you — and be sure to consider the special talents of committee members and their contacts in the community! The more people who participate in the planning phase, the more committed they’ll be later.
3. Choose the “right” event. The type of event you choose should fit the size, interests, talents, goals, and time availability of your planning committee.
4. Identify your target audience. Consider who is most likely to attend and support the type of event you have selected.
Will the event appeal to everyone? families? adults only?
5. Develop a budget. Try to identify all the expenses involved with your event (invitations, postage, rental space, signage, food and catering, promotional materials, website, advertising, etc.) Then think about possible sources of funds, including people and companies you know that may be able to donate products (food, equipment) or services (graphic design, printing, photography) to reduce your costs.
This will help keep your costs down, which is something everyone will appreciate. 6. Develop an event timeline.
A timeline is important in planning a publicity strategy for your event. Work backwards from the event date – publicity should start four to six weeks prior to the event. 7.
Schedule the event. Select a time that is appropriate and convenient for those who will be attending. Be sure to check local community calendars for conflicting events.
8. Open a bank account. You may find that you will need to establish a bank account to accommodate incoming revenue and expenses.
This can be done by visiting a local bank and creating a business account under your event’s name. 9. Collect all funds.
We ask that all event proceeds designated for the FCS Foundation be forwarded to the Foundation within 30 days following the conclusion of your event. 10. Say thank you!
Sending thank-you letters, notes, or e-mails to everyone who participated in or supported your event shows your appreciation and reinforces their goodwill about the Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Florida residents over 18 actively undergoing cancer treatment with household income at or below 250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines and less than $5,000 liquid assets. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates See official notice Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is October 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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