You Do Not Need to Be a Doctor to Help Someone Facing Cancer.
One Cure needs people willing to give time, expertise, compassion, and practical support.
Ways to give your time
- Drivers
- Event Volunteers
- Administrative Support
- Resource Research
- Family Outreach
- Fundraising
- Corporate Volunteer Teams
- Professional Volunteers
Time Commitment
Varies by role — from a few hours at a single event to an ongoing weekly commitment as a driver or group facilitator.
Screening & Training
Roles that involve direct contact with families include a screening step and short orientation before you begin.
In Person or Remote
Some roles, like driving, are local and in person. Others, like resource research, can be done from anywhere.
Apply to volunteer
Tell us a bit about yourself. This starts a conversation, not a commitment — staff screening follows before any placement.
Thank you for stepping up.
Your application has been received. Our team will follow up about next steps and any screening required for your role.
Help us build a stronger safety net.
Hospitals, oncology practices, nonprofits, transportation providers, mental health professionals, corporations, faith communities, foundations, and community organizations can help One Cure connect families with meaningful support.
Community Partners
Organizations offering direct or referral-based services.
Corporate Partners
Companies contributing funding, volunteers, or sponsorship.
Healthcare Partners
Treatment centers and professionals who refer patients.
Service Partners
Transportation, counseling, supplies, food, and lodging providers.
Thank you for reaching out.
Your partnership inquiry has been received. Our team will follow up to explore how we might work together.