The SAMFund

Event Directly Benefits Hundreds of Young Adult Cancer Survivors

The SAMFund for Young Adult Survivors of Cancer celebrates a decade of making a difference in the lives of young adult survivors struggling to move forward after the financial devastation of cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Expect Miracles Foundation and its Miracle Maker Leadership Council (MMLC) proudly presented a total of $30,000 to grantees of the 2013 MMLC Funding Awards at a reception held at the Boston Harbor Hotel on April...

Each year, more than 70,000 young adults (15-39) are diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. 1 in every 100 college students is a cancer survivor. The release of NCCN Guidelines for Patients®: Caring for AYA provides much-needed focus on their struggle.

The Giving Common Challenge is a 36-hour event that will run from 8:00am EDT on October 10, 2012 through 8:00pm EDT on October 11, 2012. Over 60 prizes totaling $151,000 will be awarded to Massachusetts nonprofits based on donation levels.

On Tuesday, October 2nd, tennis legend Chris Evert joins The SAMFund in Hingham, MA at the Black Rock Country Club to celebrate the power of community and the importance of giving back.

Boston, MA. Tribal Mischief Productions is proud to announce the release of "Grooving Forward: Volume 1," a compilation album to support The SAMFund for Young Adult Survivors of Cancer and the Andrea Coller Memorial Award.

Samantha Eisenstein Watson, a 2-time young adult cancer survivor and founder of The SAMFund in Boston is a winner in the Hood® Simply Smart® Milk “Make a Difference, Taste a Difference” contest.

Samantha Watson, a 2-time young adult cancer survivor, is nominated in the Hood® Simply Smart® Milk “Make a Difference, Taste a Difference” Facebook contest. Open for voting until July 31st, Watson could win a $5,000 donation to The SAMFund.