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Fueling the Fight · About this organization

What you get

Up to $250 in gas cards, once a year, during your child's cancer treatment.

How to start

Fill in the gas-card form and upload a hospital letter with your child's name, diagnosis and diagnosis date; review the permissions and sign your request.

Good to know

  • Review may take two weeks; allow three to four weeks to receive a card.
  • Cards depend on available funds.

The details, as published

B-ALL is in scope Not Published

Fueling the Fight provides a gas card to a Kansas family with a child currently in cancer treatment. The award is up to $250 depending on available funds and may be requested once per year. A parent or guardian submits the online request with a letter from the child's oncologist or hospital social worker. The organization says review may take up to two weeks and families should allow three to four weeks to receive the card.

Go to the official program ↗

What help you may get

Household Bills And Cash Assistance

Fueling the Fight — household bills and cash assistance

Fueling the Fight provides a gas card to a Kansas family with a child currently in cancer treatment. The award is up to $250 depending on available funds and may be requested once per year. A parent or guardian submits the online request with a letter from the child's oncologist or hospital social worker. The organization says review may take up to two weeks and families should allow three to four weeks to receive the card.

Up to $250 · Once Per 12 Months

Can cover

  • Gas for travel to and from childhood cancer treatment
  • Each card is up to $250 depending on available funds.
  • Families may apply once a year.

Travel And Transportation

Fueling the Fight — travel and transportation

Fueling the Fight provides a gas card to a Kansas family with a child currently in cancer treatment. The award is up to $250 depending on available funds and may be requested once per year. A parent or guardian submits the online request with a letter from the child's oncologist or hospital social worker. The organization says review may take up to two weeks and families should allow three to four weeks to receive the card.

Up to $250 · Once Per 12 Months

Can cover

  • Gas for travel to and from childhood cancer treatment
  • Each card is up to $250 depending on available funds.
  • Families may apply once a year.
Shared limits:
  • The published monetary limit is shared across the listed benefit components.

Check the main eligibility rules

Diagnosis

B-ALL is in scope. The official program page serves Kansas families with a child in cancer treatment; pediatric B-ALL is childhood cancer.

Age

The program does not publish an age limit.

  • The page says 'child' but does not publish a numeric age range or an age-rule event.

Treatment status

No specific treatment status is published.

  • A provider must verify the patient or diagnosis.
  • The application requires a letter from the child's oncologist or hospital social worker.
  • The reviewed official pages do not publish an income threshold or means test.

Where you live and where your child is treated

Where your family lives

You must live in: KS.

  • The family must be a Kansas family.

Where your child is treated

No treatment-location restriction is published.

How to get started

Get ready to apply

Does a social worker or care team need to start it? No. A required care-team start is not published; the family can use the available route below.

Who can start: Caregiver, Parent Or Guardian

  1. Allow up to two weeks for review and three to four weeks for card delivery.
  2. Complete the family's request.
  3. Open the official gas-card request form.
  4. Provide a letter from the child's oncologist or hospital social worker.
  5. Provide a letter on institutional letterhead from the treating physician, nurse, social worker, or child life specialist that includes the child's full name, diagnosis, and diagnosis date.

Ways to apply or ask

Documents to prepare

  • Institutional verification letter with the child's full name, diagnosis, and diagnosis date
  • Letter from the child's oncologist or hospital social worker
  • The organization sends an approved gas card after review; the public page does not state the delivery method.

Availability and timing

ProgramActive
ApplicationsNot Published
Funding or spaceFund Dependent
Application windowRolling
Last checkedAug 24, 2026
  • The current official program page provides a request form and states that award size depends on available funds.
  • No seasonal or calendar deadline is published; the once-per-year limit applies.
  • The page says review may take up to two weeks and families should allow three to four weeks to receive a card.
  • Review can take up to two weeks.

Limitations and things to confirm

  • A provider or hospital social-worker letter is required.
  • The card is limited to one request per year and up to $250 depending on available funds.
  • The family must be in Kansas and the child must be in cancer treatment.
  • The public page does not publish a numeric patient-age limit or financial test.
  • Are there any unpublished income, distance, or treatment-frequency requirements?
  • Does the program require proof of Kansas residence beyond the provider or social-worker letter?
  • How is the gas card delivered after approval?
  • What numeric patient-age limits, if any, are used?

Official sources

Program details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Availability can change, so check the official program before applying.

Official program