Gas/Grocery Gift Card Program

At Pink Revolution of NH we believe that no patient should EVER have to skip chemotherapy because they can't afford to put gas in their tank to get to treatment. At the same time we believe that every patient should be able to put healthy food on their table during treatment, something that is critical to positive patient outcomes.

We collect gas/grocery gift cards in denominations of $25 and provide them to the social workers at the oncology centers who distribute the cards to their patients in need.

TOGETHER WE CAN REMOVE TREATMENT OBSTACLES AND SAVE THE LIVES OF CANCER PATIENTS ONE PERSON AT A TIME.

2022: We distributed $85,000 in gas/grocery cards

Our goal this year is to raise $150,000 for gas/grocery cards

Going through cancer treatments is hard enough, and then add the cost of medical expenses that aren’t covered by insurance. This can add lots of stress to the patient at a time when moving the stress and anxiety from your mind is so important to your recovery. The worry is real... about their health and now about the financial implications of a serious illness.

"You have no idea what these gas cards mean to our patients. We hand them out and it instantly creates a huge smile on their face. These cards are like gold!" - Julia, Social Worker

“It’s been a long journey, not to mention the worry about all the mounting medical bills! I can’t tell you how happy I was to receive a grocery gift card today when I arrived to my treatment. It’s the little things that make such a difference these days. It helps knowing that there are so many wonderful people in this world supporting me during this very difficult time. Thank you Pink Revolution! I am grateful.” - Donna C, Patient

" Dear Pink Revolution, Thank you! Thank you! Thanks for all that you are doing to help our struggling, less fortunate patients!!! There is not a great resource pool for this population and any help is greatly appreciated. We are blessed to have your compassion, empathy, kindness and drive. Many thanks and Happy Holidays." - Karen, Nurse