Thursday, 1 January 2026

Happy 2026

 Happy New Year from Cancer Crossing! May the coming year be healthy and happy for you all.



Monday, 29 December 2025

Young woman with cancer

 Cancer Crossing was contacted about a woman in her late 30s with cancer. She has 4 young children who need her and she is fighting hard to overcome her illness. A family member helped, but when they had to return home her husband took EI caregiver leave so that he could help her while she recovered from many surgeries, chemo, radiation and reconstruction. Unfortunately she had complications that lead to the need for more surgery. This family has been through a lot, including hours of driving to Winnipeg and long hospital stays. On top of it all, the EI payments are a tiny fraction of what they need to cover expenses. We were pleased to be able to offer some financial assistance that could give them a boost when they needed it most.

Thank you for being part of our team through your donations. Cancer Crossing is now a registered charity and can provide a tax receipt. https://cancercrossing.com/


Thursday, 25 December 2025

Happy Holidays!

 Happy Holidays to all of you, from all of us at Cancer Crossing. We are ever grateful for your support throughout the year. Wishing you and yours warmth, joy and peace today and every day of the year.




Monday, 22 December 2025

Thank you for your donations

 Since this is a giving time of year, it is also a time of year when we at Cancer Crossing receive many thanks from recipients that we like to share with you, our supporters. One such thank you was from a woman that had an almost 4 hour drive for treatments. As you can imagine this got expensive very fast. She expressed her thanks to us, saying that not only did it help pay for transport, it helped towards meals for herself and her driver as treatment days were long days away from home. She found all the help that she received while undergoing cancer made a huge difference in her life. She was very grateful to all who came alongside to help.


Please consider making a donation to Cancer Crossing so that we can continue to help others. We are now a registered charity and donation receipts will be provided. Donate at https://cancercrossing.com/



Thursday, 18 December 2025

Man with leukemia and colon cancer

 Imagine being a hard working person for your whole life. Then you get leukemia and colon cancer at the same time. You can't work anymore, you have a mortgage to pay, utility bills that you can't pay, your spouse is disabled and can't work and you don't know what you are going to do to get by. That's the situation a gentleman in eastern Manitoba found himself in. He had applied for mortgage insurance to take over and for CPP disability which were taking months to be approved. They found themselves going to the food bank as money was so tight. Luckily Cancer Crossing was contacted on his behalf and were able to provide a small cheque to help meet costs and keep him going to treatments. You can help us to help others by donating to Cancer Crossing at https://cancercrossing.com/, charitable donation receipt will be provided to you.


Monday, 15 December 2025

 We received thanks from another rural Manitoban when we assisted them with their travel expenses. The cost of travel to the nearest cancer treatment centre can add up quickly, eating into pensions, savings and sick leave payments. This person was so grateful that they could drive to treatment and not worry about the cost of gas. Their message to others was to not give up hope!


In this season of giving, please consider giving to Cancer Crossing so that we can help more Manitobans with cancer. Cancer Crossing is now a Canadian registered charity. Your donation will receive a tax receipt which helps you offset your giving. Go to https://c

ancercrossing.com/ to donate now.

Thursday, 11 December 2025

Cancer Crossing helps woman with breast cancer

 We at Cancer Crossing are pleased to help a Manitoban from the western part of the province. She is in her 70s and has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. She travels to Brandon for radiation and is staying there during the treatment, going home on weekends. Previously she made trips to Brandon for tests and scans. Since she and her husband are on CPP and OAS they have asked for financial help which we were glad to give. We wish her all the best for a return to good health!


Did you know that Cancer Crossing is now a registered Canadian charity? Your donation will garner a tax receipt so that you get a break at tax time. Please help us to help Manitobans with cancer. See https://cancercrossing.com/