Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care
Financial Assistance · About this organization
What you get
Up to $750 per patient per year for housing, utilities, phone, groceries, car costs, gas mileage, travel, hotel stays, and other approved current nonmedical needs.
How to start
Fill in the PDF and email or mail it with your current state identification card, recent oncology notes, and unpaid bills.
Good to know
- Clinic notes and bills must be dated within 30 days.
The details, as published
Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care may provide up to $750 per patient per year toward current unpaid nonmedical bills during active cancer treatment, including housing, utilities, phone, food, vehicle, gas, travel, and directly booked hotel lodging.
What help you may get
Household Bills And Cash Assistance
Financial Assistance — household bills and cash assistance
Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care may provide up to $750 per patient per year toward current unpaid nonmedical bills during active cancer treatment, including housing, utilities, phone, food, vehicle, gas, travel, and directly booked hotel lodging.
Up to $750 · Once Per 12 Months
Can cover
- Car payment or insurance
- Directly booked hotel lodging
- Food and groceries
- Gas mileage
- Groceries
- Hotel lodging
- Housing insurance
- Other approved current nonmedical needs
- Phone
- Rent or mortgage
- Travel and gas
- Utilities
- Utilities and phone
- Vehicle and housing expenses
Does not cover
- Airbnb or hotels booked through a third-party platform
- Already-paid expenses
- Emergency funding
- The maximum is $750 per patient per year.
- A patient may receive no more than $750 in a year.
Lodging Near Treatment
Financial Assistance — lodging near treatment
Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care may provide up to $750 per patient per year toward current unpaid nonmedical bills during active cancer treatment, including housing, utilities, phone, food, vehicle, gas, travel, and directly booked hotel lodging.
Up to $750 · Once Per 12 Months
Can cover
- Car payment or insurance
- Directly booked hotel lodging
- Food and groceries
- Gas mileage
- Groceries
- Hotel lodging
- Housing insurance
- Other approved current nonmedical needs
- Phone
- Rent or mortgage
- Travel and gas
- Utilities
- Utilities and phone
- Vehicle and housing expenses
Does not cover
- Airbnb or hotels booked through a third-party platform
- Already-paid expenses
- Emergency funding
- The maximum is $750 per patient per year.
- A patient may receive no more than $750 in a year.
Meals And Food
Financial Assistance — meals and food
Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care may provide up to $750 per patient per year toward current unpaid nonmedical bills during active cancer treatment, including housing, utilities, phone, food, vehicle, gas, travel, and directly booked hotel lodging.
Up to $750 · Once Per 12 Months
Can cover
- Car payment or insurance
- Directly booked hotel lodging
- Food and groceries
- Gas mileage
- Groceries
- Hotel lodging
- Housing insurance
- Other approved current nonmedical needs
- Phone
- Rent or mortgage
- Travel and gas
- Utilities
- Utilities and phone
- Vehicle and housing expenses
Does not cover
- Airbnb or hotels booked through a third-party platform
- Already-paid expenses
- Emergency funding
- The maximum is $750 per patient per year.
- A patient may receive no more than $750 in a year.
Travel And Transportation
Financial Assistance — travel and transportation
Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care may provide up to $750 per patient per year toward current unpaid nonmedical bills during active cancer treatment, including housing, utilities, phone, food, vehicle, gas, travel, and directly booked hotel lodging.
Up to $750 · Once Per 12 Months
Can cover
- Car payment or insurance
- Directly booked hotel lodging
- Food and groceries
- Gas mileage
- Groceries
- Hotel lodging
- Housing insurance
- Other approved current nonmedical needs
- Phone
- Rent or mortgage
- Travel and gas
- Utilities
- Utilities and phone
- Vehicle and housing expenses
Does not cover
- Airbnb or hotels booked through a third-party platform
- Already-paid expenses
- Emergency funding
- The maximum is $750 per patient per year.
- A patient may receive no more than $750 in a year.
- The published monetary limit is shared across the listed benefit components.
Why this may help
Meals And Food: Food and groceries can be included with current unpaid nonmedical bills.
Check the main eligibility rules
Diagnosis
B-ALL is in scope. Potentially applicable to a United States pediatric B-ALL patient or family when current program-specific criteria are met.
Age
The program does not publish an age limit.
- The official application publishes no numeric age restriction.
Treatment status
No specific treatment status is published.
- A provider must verify the patient or diagnosis.
- An oncologist letter is not accepted in place of clinic notes.
- Treating-oncologist clinic notes, dated within 30 days, must state the current treatment plan.
Financial need is required.
- Current unpaid bills must be submitted, but no income or asset ceiling is published.
Where you live and where your child is treated
Where your family lives
You must live in: WY.
- The applicant must provide a valid current Wyoming identification card.
Where your child is treated
No treatment-location restriction is published.
How to get started
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, Patient
- Attach a valid Wyoming identification card and current unpaid bills dated within 30 days.
- Attach current Wyoming ID, recent oncology clinic notes, and unpaid bills.
- Complete the current PDF application.
- Complete the downloadable financial-assistance application.
- Email or mail the packet.
- Obtain current treating-oncologist clinic notes dated within 30 days and stating the treatment plan.
- Submit the complete packet by email or mail.
Ways to apply or ask
- Downloadable Form · Open form or page — Two-page non-fillable PDF containing the checklist and application.
- Email · Open form or page · admin@wyofcc.org — Attach the completed application, Wyoming identification, current oncology notes, and current unpaid bills.
- Mail · Open form or page — Mail the complete packet to Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care, 441 Landmark Dr., Suite 300, Casper, WY 82609.
Documents to prepare
- Completed application
- Current unpaid nonmedical bills dated within 30 days
- Treating-oncologist clinic notes dated within 30 days and stating the current treatment plan
- Valid current Wyoming identification card
- The official application does not state whether an approved bill is paid to the applicant or vendor.
Availability and timing
| Program | Active |
|---|---|
| Applications | Call To Confirm |
| Funding or space | Not Published |
| Application window | Rolling |
| Last checked | Aug 24, 2026 |
Limitations and things to confirm
- Clinic notes and bills must be dated within 30 days.
- Funding is not assured.
- Official pages conflict on clinic notes versus confirmation letter and on Suite 300 versus Suite 330.
- Submission does not guarantee funding and no response time is published.
- The annual maximum is $750 per patient.
- The program does not provide emergency assistance or reimburse paid expenses.
- Confirm current capacity, exact access requirements, and response time.
Official sources
Program details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Availability can change, so check the official program before applying.
- Financial Assistance · checked Aug 24, 2026
- Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care Financial Assistance Application · checked Aug 23, 2026
- Financial Assistance Application · checked Aug 23, 2026