Nonprofit
The Cancer Support Center provides emotional, educational, and practical support to anyone impacted by cancer - at any stage of the journey and at no cost to participants. With two welcoming locations in Homewood and Mokena, along with virtual options, the Center meets individuals and families where they are.
Services are available to anyone affected by cancer, including patients, caregivers, family members, and loved ones - no matter how they’re impacted.
The Cancer Support Center offers a wide range of evidence-based programs led by licensed professionals and experienced subject-matter experts. The offerings below highlight just a portion of what is available:
For a full and current listing of programs and groups, visitors are encouraged to explore the Center’s website.
All programs are offered at no cost to participants, made possible through the generosity of the community. The Cancer Support Center serves as a trusted resource and a place of connection, ensuring no one has to face cancer alone.
The Center hosts several annual events that bring the community together while supporting its mission, including the Walk of Hope & Survivor Celebration (held annually on National Cancer Survivor Day), the Pink-a-Boo Walk of Hope in October, the Annual Golf Outing, and the annual Gala. These events offer opportunities for individuals and organizations to engage, attend, and support in meaningful ways. Select sponsorship opportunities also include employee-focused benefits such as CSC Wellness at Work, where licensed professionals provide wellness programming for organizations.
Support from the community through event participation, partnerships, and giving - helps ensure these vital services remain accessible to all who need them.
For more information, visit www.cancersupportcenter.org.
The Cancer Support Center is a nonprofit organization providing comprehensive cancer support services, including counseling, support groups, and wellness programs for anyone impacted by cancer. Services support patients, caregivers, and families through nutrition, fitness, and child and family programming. With locations in Homewood and Mokena, the Center serves the greater Chicago area, offering programs at no cost to ensure accessible, community-based cancer support for all.