Be well, live well, give well Each and every friend who gives to HopeWell Cancer Support makes a difference. We are so thankful. Our work is as important as it ever has been . . . even more so. Your gift will ensure HopeWell’s support groups and Mind Body Spirit programs continue - now virtually - for those with cancer and their loved ones. We echo their deepest gratitude, for you make this possible! About HopeWell’s Funding Donations HopeWell is entirely funded through the generosity of individuals, foundations and business partners. No Fees We charge no fees for our services. Independent As an independent 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization, we must raise every dollar of our annual budget. Local HopeWell serves the greater Baltimore region, and every gift goes to helping those whose lives are affected by cancer each year. Ways To Give Donate Online Now Tribute Gifts Click to Give to make a secure, online donation by credit card. You may choose to make a one-time gift or a recurring gift of any amount. Each gift allows HopeWell to maintain our always-free programs of support. In honor of, in memory of, in celebration of… Tribute gifts are a beautiful way to make a gift in honor or in memory of someone special. HopeWell will acknowledge your contribution and notify the honoree if you choose. *Please provide the name, email or address of your honoree. CLICK TO GIVE Other Ways To Give Matching Gifts Matching gifts are a great way to maximize your personal contribution and increase the impact of your gift. To find out if your company offers a matching gift program, simply ask your Human Resources Director. Donate Stock To donate a gift of stock, please contact your broker, as well as HopeWell, so we may offer directions and properly acknowledge your gift for tax purposes. LEARN MORE Donor Advised Funds Donor Advised funds give you flexibility to choose your charitable giving wisely. You can recommend a one-time or a recurring gift. Thank you for keeping HopeWell in mind. Make a Planned Gift Gift plans create opportunities for both our donors and HopeWell. Let us know if we may work with you to determine what you wish to accomplish for your charitable interests. LEARN MORE Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) Eligible donors can take advantage of a simple way to receive tax benefits and to support HopeWell. If you are interested in this type of giving, contact your IRA administrator about making a qualified charitable distribution to HopeWell. In Kind GIving HopeWell as an organization, and participants in our programs, benefit from generous in-kind donations each year. These donations may include gift cards for restaurants and retail establishments, silent auction donations, furniture or equipment, and items on our wish list. For a look at our full WISHLIST, please click the link below. For more information, please contact our Development Office at 410-832-2719 x104. Hopewell is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All gifts are tax deductible and acknowledged in writing. LEARN MORE PLEASE EMAIL US AND WE'LL BE IN TOUCH! Donate Online Now Tribute Gifts Matching Gifts Donate Stock Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) Donor Advised Funds Make a Planned Gift In Kind Gift SUBMIT

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Support Groups Our support groups offer camaraderie, encouragement, and education and fosters hope in those diagnosed with cancer, as well as their family, friends, and caregivers. As a participant, you are provided a safe space to share resources, unique experiences, and challenges while dealing with cancer by coming together. You as a participant can discuss feelings associated with cancer, how cancer has impacted your daily routines, create emotional support among group members, and support one another by sharing coping skills and techniques to deal with a cancer diagnosis. Return to all programs Contact Us SUBMIT

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We can’t do this without you! We couldn’t offer all of this at no cost without the help of our community and volunteers - here are ways you can support us by getting involved. Concert For Hope Sponsors "Learn More About Becoming a Concert For Hope Sponsor with the Sponsorship Opportunities " CLICK HERE Volunteer Opportunities for HopeWell Cancer Support Assistance with social media messaging Assistance with marketing strategies Website updates and maintenance as needed (maybe 10 hours/month) Community outreach with brochure distribution to hospitals, doctor offices, radiology offices, other medical facilities, etc. Weeding and outside landscape maintenance, as well as planting, around the Farmhouse and Barn Planting annuals in containers or in the ground around the Farmhouse and Barn Help stuff bags, serve meals, for the one-day retreat for the Family Circle Donate items for the one-day retreat (e.g., journals, bag stuffers, courage lions) Volunteer in the evenings as greeters for the on-site program and support groups Adopt a family for the holidays Serve on HopeWell committees Other opportunities that may arise throughout the year SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER

This section is under construction Resources Articles These are articles that we think might have some great information for you or someone you know, ranging from news stories to updates on cancer treatments. National Resources These links will take you to websites and resources administered by national organizations and agencies. HopeWell Mind, Body, Spirit Classes Recordings of past Mind, Body, Spirit classes such as Gentle Flow Yoga, Tai Chi, Meditation, and more. HopeWell Partners These links will connect you with organizations that have partnered with HopeWell. Maryland Resources These links will take you to websites and resources administered by the state of Maryland and affiliated agencies. Speaker Series Recordings of past Speaker Series and other educational workshops.

Stress Reduction Life, as we all know, can be stressful, negatively affecting our personal and professional lives and hindering the healing process. At HopeWell, we believe that healing one's physical body is only part of the journey and that we must also strive to care for our mind and spirit. That is why we offer numerous programs to help ease your mind and reduce stress, such as our Relaxation & Meditation, Sound Meditation, and Yoga Nidra programs. Whichever program you choose, you will find a calming atmosphere, a welcoming group, and instructors who understand your journey. Join us as we endeavor to calm our minds, center ourselves, and make each day as stress-free as possible. Return to all programs Contact Us SUBMIT

This Section is Under Construction Ongoing Needs From hand sanitizer and masks to scotch tape and crayons, we are always require a variety of Items to meet the needs of our participants. These items office supplies, program materials, and everything else that helps keep our doors open, free of charge. Take a look at our list below to see what we need, or contact us Ongoing Needs 1 2 62111405_10156551134303337_6333738711783571456_n_edited 1 1/6 Event Donations Special Events have special requirements. If you have a special passion for one of our events, or you are interested in helping us out, and I don't even know how to word this any more, I am just filling out space so that I can line things up properly. Trivia Night Summer Youth Retreat

Articles The Connection Between Art, Healing, and Public Health: A Review of Current Literature National Library of Medicine, February 2010 The Top 10 Questions To Ask Your Doctor About Molecular Testing SurvivorNet, September 30, 2024 Health benefits of yoga for cancer survivors: An updated systematic review and meta-analysis Asia-Pacific Journal of Oncology Nursing, March 2024 What Is PD-L1 Testing In Lung Cancer And Why Does It Matter? SurvivorNet, February 6, 2025 'Cancer ghosting' can be more painful than treatment, survivors say National Public Radio, December 18, 2024