Cancer Pathways

This May, Cancer Pathways hopes to raise $25,000 in critical funds for our six FREE week-long Camp Sparkle summer camps.  

Camp Sparkle is a camp for kids in Washington state impacted by a cancer diagnosis - their own or a loved one. Through fun field trips, therapeutic arts activities, conversations, and community, Camp Sparkle allows kids experiencing the effects of cancer in their lives to make meaningful connections and build tools of resilience for the future.  

Cancer Pathways' mission is to provide pathways of support, education, and community to anyone facing cancer – whether it’s before, during, or after a cancer experience.

We provide spaces of community, hope, and resilience for those facing cancer. Anyone impacted by cancer – including patients, caregivers, loved ones, family members, and friends – are welcome to join our programs and services, free of charge.  We offer support groups & emotional support, youth & family programs, cancer risk-reduction education, a teen essay writing contest, a podcast, tobacco cessation & support, wellness & community offerings.  

Donate today and be the spark for change.

Cancer Pathways is Empowerment

“I hadn't written about my dad's experience before. It was cathartic, and I poured my heart into this.”  

-Teen writer in our national essay contest

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Cancer Pathways is Community

 “I want to convey our family’s utmost gratitude for the Camp Sparkle program. Camp is such a safe place and a haven for kids. They absolutely look forward to coming, without fail.” 

-Cancer Pathways’ parent

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Cancer Pathways is Laughter

“All the therapy in the world will never come close to what I feel when we’re performing and laughing. It’s changed the way I think about everything.”

-Best Medicine support group participant

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Cancer Pathways is Accessibility

 “This support group changed my life.”

-Cancer Pathways support group participant

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Cancer Pathways is Belonging

“Cancer doesn’t just impact the person diagnosed—it ripples through entire families and communities. Cancer Pathways was there for me when I needed support the most.” 

-Cancer Pathways program participant