About The Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation
About Us
Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation (ACCF) is a public charity that has been designated as tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. We fund our administrative support and operating expenses through professional industry events. This means that our overhead and salary expenses do not come from public fundraisers or charitable donations. The funds that we raise within our local community go back into our community to help cancer patients in Mobile and Baldwin Counties.
ACCF uses philanthropic support to help those who need it most when faced with seemingly overwhelming challenges. Cancer is an emotionally and physically challenging disease, a disease that typically comes with financial implications. Generosity and support from our local communities can help provide additional resources for the hardships that patients may face. Our foundation strives to allow patients to focus on their health during their fight with cancer by assisting them with financial burdens.
Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation determines to whom financial assistance is awarded on a case-by-case basis. For more information call (251) 607-5081 to speak with our foundation director.
Meet the Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation Board of Directors
FROM LEFT: MARY KATHRYN MCMILLON; ANDY WILLIAMS; DR. BRITTANY CASE; SHANNON BALDWIN; ANNA BROWN, TREASURER; CHRIS ALMAN;
DR. TIFFANY MITCHEM; JOAN KELLIS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR; JUSTIN BUSH; DR. MICHAEL MESHAD, FOUNDER/PRESIDENT
NOT PICTURED: KEVIN CAREY
How We helped in 2023
In 2023, ACCF provided patients with over $168,000 in funds.
We helped cover 487 patient bills in 2023.
Thanks to generous donations, we were able to help 160 patients in 2023.
2023 Anchor Cross Impact Data
In 2023 the Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation was able to assist 160 cancer patients referred by 42 oncologists with 487 grants totaling $168,856; 48 grants for 18 ICC patients referred by 6 ICC physicians; 125 grants for 62 MCI patients referred by 21 MCI physicians; 190 grants for 73 SCC patients referred by 10 SCC physicians.