Becoming a Champion of Hope begins with cumulative annual giving of $1,000 or more.

Champions of Hope choose a level of annual support that feels meaningful and sustainable for their family.

Champions of Hope Giving Levels

  • $1,000-2,499 – Friend
  • $2,500-4,999 – Companion
  • $5,000-7,499 – Advocate
  • $7,500-9,999 – Caregiver
  • $10,000-24,999 – Guardian
  • $25,000 and above – Champion

Becoming a Champion of Hope is a meaningful way to align your giving with your values and help support neighbors during some of life’s most difficult moments.

Champion of Hope Benefits

Champions of Hope are valued partners in our mission and play a vital role in helping Cancer Services respond with compassion and consistency year after year.

As a Champion of Hope, you can expect:

  • Personal communication and appreciation that reflects the impact of your generosity
  • Periodic Champions of Hope updates with stories and insights from our work
  • Invitations to connect with leadership through Champions of Hope gatherings and occasional conversations focused on impact and emerging needs
  • Recognition in Cancer Services’ annual report, with respect for privacy
  • The reassurance of knowing your support helps ensure services remain available for local individuals and families facing cancer

Ways to Become a Champion of Hope

Champions of Hope may support Cancer Services in a way that is most meaningful and convenient for them, including:

Champions of Hope are recognized each year in Cancer Services’ annual report.

Learn More

If you would like to learn more about becoming a Champion of Hope or explore whether this level of support feels right for you, we would be glad to talk.

If you or your professional advisors have questions or would like additional information, please contact our team at (260) 484-9560 or donations@cancer-services.org.

There are many ways for your generosity to support our shared mission of helping local people facing cancer.

Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana
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You can help a neighbor facing cancer.