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Find similar grantsPrivate Grant Program is sponsored by Young Women's Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation (YWBCAF). The YWBCAF offers private grants to young women under 45 in Western Pennsylvania diagnosed with breast cancer who are struggling financially due to treatment and missed work.
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Private Grant Program - Young Women's Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation Being diagnosed with breast cancer effects every aspect of your life, including finances. Which is why we are devoted to help young women diagnosed with breast cancer overcome the financial burdens through our special grant opportunities. Sometimes you just need a bridge - a pink bridge.
For those under 45 in Western Pennsylvania with a breast cancer diagnosis. Breast cancer is expensive, many women/men are unable to work or miss many hours of work due to treatment and multiple medical appointments. The YWBCAF grant program is designed to provide financial assistance to young women who are battling breast cancer and struggling to make ends meet.
The goal of the program is to help these women overcome the financial burden of cancer treatment and to support these women by offering: Grants to cover medical expenses
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Young women under 45 in Western Pennsylvania with a breast cancer diagnosis who are struggling financially due to medical expenses, transportation costs, or other related expenses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Private Grant Program is funded by Young Women's Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation (YWBCAF). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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