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Choose how you want to make a difference for blood cancer patients. Whether you're an individual donor or looking to make a major gift, there's a way for you to help.
Our Featured Adopted Hospitals
Each named comfort fund was established by a corporate partner or major-gift donor. Donate to an existing fund to extend its reach — or start your own at any hospital.
Sponsor
Milwaukee Tool
The Milwaukee Tool Comfort Fund at Jefferson Health
Milwaukee Tool's named fund supports approved non-medical expenses paid on behalf of Jefferson Health's blood cancer patients — transportation, lodging, utilities, food support, and housing stability.
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Sponsor
Moog Inc.
The Moog Inc. Comfort Fund at Roswell Park
Moog Inc.'s named fund launches in 2026 to support approved non-medical expenses paid on behalf of Roswell Park's blood cancer patients across Western New York.
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Sponsor
Penn Community Bank
The Penn Community Bank Comfort Fund at Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute
Penn Community Bank's named fund supports approved non-medical expenses paid on behalf of blood cancer patients at Lehigh Valley Topper Cancer Institute — transportation, lodging, utilities, food support, and housing stability.
Learn more about this hospital partnerFeatured named funds are highlighted with sponsor permission. Sponsor logos are used to identify participating donors and do not imply endorsement of any product, therapy, payer, or pharmaceutical company.
How Would You Like to Give?
Both programs directly support blood cancer patients with essential financial assistance during treatment.
Subject to hospital participation, approval, and applicable hospital policies.
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13
Hospitals
1,900+
Patients
$800K+
Approved Patient Expenses
Controlled, documented, and paid directly to service providers
Comfort Fund requests are initiated by partner hospital care teams and reviewed through a documented process. Assistance is limited to approved non-medical needs that can affect care continuity, such as transportation, lodging, utilities, food support, and housing stability. LLBF does not provide cash directly to patients. Instead, approved expenses are paid directly to the company or organization providing the service on behalf of the patient. LLBF does not replace insurance coverage, pay medical claims, or routinely cover cost-sharing obligations.
LLBF does not support, promote, or influence the use of any specific medication, therapy, provider, payer, insurance product, or pharmaceutical product. Donor and sponsor reporting is provided only in aggregate, de-identified form. LLBF does not share patient-identifiable information with donors, sponsors, pharmaceutical companies, insurers, or corporate funders.