FIGHTING WITH YOU!
Fighting cancer is a deeply personal journey that can leave patients feeling overwhelmed and hopeless. The SCOA Cares Foundation helps relieve that burden by providing cancer treatment support, ensuring you receive the care you need.
HOW WE FIGHT
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
The SCOA Cares Foundation supports patients fighting cancer by providing financial assistance for treatment, medications, and other healthcare needs. Our goal is to alleviate the financial burden so that patients can focus on their well-being and victory.
CANCER TREATMENT
At the SCOA Cares Foundation, we are dedicated to ensuring cancer patients can fight by accessing state-of-the-art cancer-fighting treatments.
CANCER EDUCATION
The SCOA Cares Foundation supports cancer patients by providing comprehensive education throughout their treatment journey, offering resources and personalized guidance to help patients and their families navigate the complexities of cancer care.
OUR MISSION
The SCOA Cares Foundation is dedicated to positively impacting the lives of cancer patients in South Carolina by raising funds and accepting gifts for treatment and educational purposes. They focus on providing financial assistance, educational classes, and treatment support services.
HOW TO GET CANCER SUPPORT.
Step 1: Apply for financial assistance.
Step 2: Receive approval for assistance from SCOA.
Step 3: Access the necessary medical services and support you need to keep fighting.
Step 1: Decide whether you would like to make a one-time donation or a monthly recurring donation.
Step 2: Click our HELP FIGHT button and follow the easy-to-use directions.
Step 3: Know that your fighting donation has made a difference in the lives of those battling cancer. Also, remember that your donation is 100% tax deductible.
HOW TO FIGHT FOR PEOPLE WITH CANCER?
LIFE CHANGING IMPACT
Your generous fighting donation to the SCOA Cares Foundation directly impacts the lives of cancer patients in South Carolina. By contributing, you are making a meaningful difference by providing essential treatment support and offering hope to those battling cancer. Thank you for being a part of our movement and making a positive impact in the lives of those fighting cancer.
RINGING THE BELL
When cancer patients ring the bell at South Carolina Oncology Associates (SCOA), it is a powerful and emotional moment. It signifies the end of their treatment journey, marking a triumph over adversity and a testament to their strength, resilience, and determination. For many, the sound of the bell represents hope, victory over their challenges, and a new beginning filled with possibilities. It's a celebration of life and a reminder that they are not alone in their fight. Each bell ring is a profound reminder of the donors' generosity and impact on these courageous individuals. Their support funds essential treatment and brings hope and joy to those who need it most. Together, we help our patients reach this monumental milestone, ringing the bell as a testament to what we can achieve together in the fight against cancer.
My mother, Rebekah Abao, bravely fought stage 4 breast cancer with Dr. Butler for many years. In late 2015 we realized she was unable to work anymore and I would need to pay for her medical bills. The cost of her insurance premiums were going to be very difficult for me to cover, as I have three children and had already quit my job to take care of my mother and also my grandmother who still currently sees Dr. Butler. Thankfully SCOA Cares stepped in and paid for all of her insurance premiums up until her passing on October 9, 2016… Continue reading.
Melanie Miles
I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer 7/22/21. 2020 brought me a rare disease that pushed my clavicle out and perplexed several doctors for nine months before a diagnosis. I had surgery in January 2021 to clear the bacterial infection after several months of super strength antibiotics. Getting the cancer diagnosis was difficult in that I was out of sick leave and Vacation time due that disease. I had over 50 doctor visits/procedures due to that disease…. Continue reading.
Chris
I started off as a young girl playing baseball on an all boys baseball team at seven oaks park because they didn’t offer Softball…I fell in love with that game instantly and it became my passion and who I was. Determined to play for Irmo Varsity I became the starting first baseman during my time and the Senior year co captain. I lived and breathed that game daily my entire life and have shared Americas pastime with my children and my mom going each March to spring training in Florida… Continue reading.
Krisdee Clark
