
SCHOLAR RESOURCES
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
Scholarship Checks are sent directly to your university, to be credited to your student account. 2025 scholarship checks have been mailed out.
If you have a change in schools or a change of address, please update TRCF as soon as possible.
If you have any questions or need to update your information with TRCF please get in touch with Brielle@ruthcheathamfoundation.org

RESOURCES & LINKS
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TRCF covers the cost of tutoring for our scholars. You don’t have to do this alone, we are here to support you every step of the way!
Sign up for TRCF Tutoring
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At TRCF, we know that life after cancer comes with unique emotional challenges, which is why we’ve partnered with trusted mental health resources to support our scholars in finding strength, healing, and community.
Check out the links below for more information:Theravive | Canteen | YAS | Dear Jack Foundation | Survivor's Guilt
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Navigating school and career after cancer can be challenging, so we’ve compiled educational support services and scholarship opportunities to help survivors access the resources they need to succeed.
Cancer+Careers | Triage Cancer | Higher Education Academic Accomodations After Cancer and Treatment | Northwestern Mutual Cancer Survivor Scholarship | Bristol Myers Squibb Cancer Survivors Scholarship | Snowdrop Scholarship Program | Cassie Hines Shoes Foundation: College Scholarship Database
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Beyond our own programs, there are many additional scholarship opportunities available to help cancer survivors pursue their education and achieve their goals. Explore these trusted resources to find the right fit for you!
Northwestern Mutual Cancer Survivor Scholarship | Cancer for College | Bristol Myers Squibb Cancer Survivors Scholarship | Children’s Cancer Cause | Snowdrop Scholarship Program | Patient Advocate Foundation | Scholarships for Cancer Survivors | College Board
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We understand that the costs of cancer extend beyond tuition, so we’ve included additional financial support resources to help ease everyday burdens like transportation and living expenses.
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From community programs to guides created just for young survivors, these resources are designed to support teens and young adults facing cancer with connection, information, and empowerment.
A Teen’s Guide to Everything Cancer From LLS | Elephants and Tea | 13thirty | First Descents | Escape | Breaking Cancer News Newsletter | Cactus Cancer Society | B present | Teen Cancer America
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If you or a loved one has just been diagnosed with cancer, these resources can help you understand the basics and make informed decisions about your care.
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Explore trusted medical resources and organizations that provide guidance, support, and education throughout your cancer journey.
With Power | Cancer101 | NIH | Alliance for Fertility Preservation | Leukemia&Lymphoma Society | Group Loop | American Cancer Society | My Cancer Ferility
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The American Cancer Society Road To Recovery® program eases your burden by giving free rides to cancer-related medical appointments. Trained volunteer drivers are happy to pick you up, take you to your appointment, and drop you off at home. All for free and all to make your days a little easier. Not having a ride shouldn’t stand between you and lifesaving treatment.
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Access resources and networks designed to support caregivers, offering guidance, community, and encouragement as you care for a loved one with cancer.
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Discover resources and programs that provide guidance, connection, and comfort for families navigating life during and after a cancer diagnosis.
Sadie Keller Foundation | Bright Spot Network | Mend Together | What Not To Say
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Find practical guidance, tips, and resources to help maintain proper nutrition and support your health during cancer treatment.