Since 2006, The Singletons has provided hope, help, and practical day-to-day support to more than 300 single parents undergoing active cancer treatment, and their 1000+ children. Not only are we meeting their needs today, but we are also providing hope for tomorrow.

Depending on their situation, families may receive our support services for just a month or two, up to a year or for many years to come. The unique assistance we provide is given at varying levels.

We provide financial assistance on a first come first serve basis as funds are available each month while our Kitchen, Bare Necessities, Kids programs and other support services provide for 70+ families a month.

Your support is needed so that we may continue having a positive impact on the families we serve and to help us maintain the level of care The Singletons has become known for!

  • To qualify, participants must:

    Be recovering from a cancer-related surgery (not including reconstructive); or actively receiving chemotherapy, radiation or related cancer treatment that affects the ability to work or adequately maintain the household

  • Provide treatment information including a signed document from the consulting doctor

  • Be living a single lifestyle with no significant other living in the home

  • Have child(ren) under 18 years old and in custody of parent living in the same home as participant at least 50% of the time

  • Pediatrics must have been under 18 at time of diagnosis.

  • Pediatrics must be under 21 years old and in the custody of a parent living in the same home.

Singleton Moms Parents Annual Luncheon
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Mom Anita
Mom Illexis
Mom Felicia W

Parents On Service

Parents Spotlights

Singletons Moms Amy
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Meet The Singletons Families | Mum Amy

“I tell people about The Singletons all of the time!” ~ Amy, who received help from The Singletons from 2011-2013 As a single mom who worked as an office manager at a veterinarian's office, with a daughter in high school and a son who was…
Singletons Mom Jen
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Meet The Singletons Families | Mom Jen

Jen first found a lump in her breast on a cool September day in 2013 while playing with her 3-year old son. Her doctors found it was benign. But five months later, she found another lump, this time it was a very aggressive form of breast cancer, two tumors barbelled together.
Dianna
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Meet The Singletons Families | Dianna

Each of our Parents has a story,  meet Dianna, a single mom with two beautiful daughters. In Dianna's own words: July 19, 2017 my life changed forever I never dreamed of being part of a club that would teach me my strengths. My name is…
Mom Teresa

Parent Spotlight ~ Mom Teresa

Mom Teresa isn't backing down to her cancer diagnosis. Watch and listen to her story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ooec5RMI__E