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Unlike many organizations focused solely on treatment and research, we emphasize quality of life, wellness, survivorship, and advocacy, helping all patients stay active and engaged throughout their journey.

Cancer Active was founded by Kenny Capps after his own diagnosis with multiple myeloma. His experience navigating cancer treatment while staying physically active inspired him to create a community that empowers patients beyond their diagnosis and advocating for cancer patient quality of life and equity in cancer care.

We offer wellness programs, educational resources, patient advocacy, and community events to support cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers.

CAPP is a digital platform that connects cancer patients with resources, support groups, wellness strategies, and educational tools to help navigate their care.

While we do not provide direct financial aid, we connect patients with resources and organizations that offer financial assistance for treatment and related expenses.

You can join one of our many events, including the Not-A-Sprint Weekend, fundraising endurance events, and virtual education panels. Check our Events Page for upcoming opportunities.

We welcome volunteers for events, patient outreach, and advocacy efforts. Visit our Volunteer Page to learn more about opportunities to get involved.

Yes! Donations help us expand programs and provide more support to cancer patients. You can contribute here or participate in fundraising initiatives.

We collaborate with businesses and organizations to support our mission. If your company is interested in sponsorship or partnership opportunities, contact us at info@becanceractive.org.

Cancer Active provides peer support, wellness programs, and educational resources to help you navigate your diagnosis. Visit our Support Groups to get started.

Caregivers play a critical role in a patient’s journey. We offer caregiver training, emotional support resources, and wellness strategies to help caregivers stay strong while supporting their loved ones.

Yes, many of our programs—including virtual education panels, online resources, and CAPP—are available everywhere.

The Not-A-Sprint Weekend is our annual fundraising and awareness event, featuring endurance activities, Attitude & Effort Golf Tournament, and The Jam Band Supper.

You can register for events like endurance challenges and community fundraisers through our calendar or direct event pages.