Each year hundreds of rural Vermont cancer patients struggle with the cost of transportation to access life-saving treatment. Many Vermonters delay cancer treatment simply due to the inability to pay for the gas to drive back and forth to treatment. NorthCountry Federal Credit Union (NCFCU) has joined with CPSF to address this growing concern.

“A lack of gas money should never stand in the way of someone receiving treatment for cancer.” Bob Morgan, CEO of NCFCU, stated that if patients are “relieved of the stress of transportation costs, we hope patients in rural Vermont are more able to focus on other aspects of their lives. We’re proud to partner with the Cancer Patient Support Foundation to eliminate a small but common financial obstacle for hundreds of Vermonters fighting cancer.”
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CPSF and NCFCU have created the NorthCountry Federal Credit Union Rural Transportation Fund to support rural Vermont patients access to much needed medical treatment. This fund will remove a huge barrier that many rural patients face.

Golfing4Life brings together golfers, volunteers, and sponsors for an annual tournament benefiting Cancer Patient Support Foundation and their mission to provide families with the resources they need during cancer treatment and recovery.

​Golfing4Life 2021 will be held at The Links at Lang Farm on Wednesday, July 21. They are looking for sponsors and players, and would love for you to join them!

To register or with questions, call 802-922-5951 or email VTGolfing4Life@yahoo.com.

​​The Cancer Patient Support Foundation (CPSF) welcomes Kayla Wood to the Board of Directors. Wood is a Senior Accountant at JMM & Associates, which specializes in audits of nonprofit organizations. She is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and currently resides in Bolton, Vermont with her husband and cat. They are expecting a new baby boy in September 2021. Wood is part of the dart and horseshoe community and has ranked in the top 3 in all of Vermont for horseshoes.