Our mission is to help people living with cancer improve their quality of life and health outcomes through a comprehensive range of programs, provided in a warm and welcoming manner. We cannot do this alone. We need your help.
Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation | 25-26 # | 24-25 # | 23-24 # | 22-23 # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Annual Individuals Served | 13,349 | 12,932 | 8,314 | 7,567 |
Annual Program Visits | 83,817 | 76,451 | 59,824 | 48,942 |
In March 2024, Wellspring implemented a significant system change that unified all affiliate organizations into a single digital platform. This integration marks a major step forward in streamlining our operations and enhancing our ability to serve our community. As part of this transition, significant data cleanup took place in 2024. As a result, for the purposes of reporting the 2023-2024 fiscal, some numbers have been approximated based on available information. Going forward, this new system will allow us to report on our numbers in a consistent way, and enable us to accurately report on the unique individuals we serve across the network.
Wellspring does not receive government funding. Instead, we rely on the generosity of people like you to help people live better with cancer.
Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation reached 13,349 individuals this past year and seeks to reach significantly more people next year with your help. Wellspring receives no core government funding. The generosity of donors, sponsors, members, volunteers, and community partners, enables all Wellspring programs to be provided at no charge.
Note: Individuals may have indicated more than one type of cancer diagnosis.
Note: Numbers do not include anonymous participants or those who have accessed self-paced resources.
According to our 2026 Mission Survey, Wellspring respondents agree that:
* Based on 915 responses.
I felt like people’s arms were wrapped around me. It was a place where I didn’t have to explain… they just understood with kindness and compassion. Every person’s cancer journey is unique. At Wellspring, I felt seen and heard.
It helped me a lot because I no longer felt alone. I have a community that supported me. I have people to talk to, sharing the same journey as me, sharing the same issues and concerns, and helping each other face it.
The expertly designed fitness program continuously evolves and challenges you, but it is the community that makes it extraordinary — a safe, uplifting space where people who understand cancer come together to encourage one another, grow stronger, and even find joy.
My whole sense of worth has come back. I felt like I had lost myself. I didn’t know who I was anymore. I can’t express enough how Wellspring changed my life.
I’m so incredibly grateful for how things have turned out for me, and for all the support I’ve received from Wellspring. Helping others through such a challenging time is how I show my gratitude.
These programs were like a lifeline for me. Through the Oasis support group, I learnt that I’m not alone and I got some ‘normalcy’ back into my life. When I started Cancer Exercise, I was hunched over and walking with a cane. About a month into the program, I let go of my cane, which was a huge achievement. It’s now almost a year I can actually walk standing up straight and I have less pain.
To learn more about our impact, visit the Financials & Reports section for the latest reports.
