The Cullman County Bosom Buddies Foundation provides compassionate support, education, and financial assistance to local cancer patients and families, because no one should face cancer alone.
Cullman County Bosom Buddies Foundation is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of cancer patients across our community. We are a non-profit organization made up of caring volunteers, survivors, and advocates who understand the challenges families face during a cancer journey. Through outreach, education, financial assistance, and personal support, we strive to provide comfort and hope when it matters most. With every donation and volunteer effort, we strengthen the network of care for Cullman County and surrounding areas.
A Cullman County patient received help with travel costs for ongoing treatment, easing financial pressure and allowing them to focus on recovery.
During treatment, a local resident faced unexpected household expenses. Support helped bridge the gap and brought stability during a difficult time.
A family caring for a loved one with cancer received help with essential needs, giving them space to focus on care and time together.
A local patient facing treatment costs received assistance with essential expenses, helping reduce stress and focus on healing during a critical time.
A Local Resource for Patients
Wig Support Through Options Wig Shop
Through our connection with Options Wig Shop, cancer patients in Cullman County have access to wigs and support during treatment. This local resource helps restore confidence and provides comfort during a difficult time. Every effort is made to ensure patients receive care that is personal, respectful, and close to home.
Located in Cullman and serving local patients with care and dignity.
Jennifer Limerick leads the Cullman County Bosom Buddies Foundation with a focus on supporting local cancer patients. As a breast cancer survivor, she brings compassion, leadership, and a strong connection to the community the foundation serves. Contact Jennifer directly at 256-201-2521
Jeannie Kelley
Vice President
Jeannie Kelley serves as Vice President of the Cullman County Bosom Buddies Foundation, supporting day to day operations and helping lead fundraising efforts. Her dedication to the mission and strong connection to the community play an important role in expanding support for local cancer patients and their families.
Judy Grissom
Treasury Assistant
Judy Grissom serves as Treasury Assistant for the Cullman County Bosom Buddies Foundation, helping manage financial operations and support the organization’s day to day needs. Her attention to detail and commitment to the mission help ensure resources are used to support local cancer patients and their families.
Creating Real Impact in Cullman County
Total Patients Assisted
$k
Housing Payments Made
$k
Transportation to Treatments
$k
Utility Payments Made
$k
Miscellaneous Payments Made
$k
Groceries Donated
$k
Medical Bills Paid
Local Support for Cancer Patients
Together, We Make a Difference
Need assistance or want to make an impact? Contact us now to learn how you can support local cancer patients and families.
Our services are available to anyone living in Cullman County or neighboring areas who is currently undergoing cancer treatment, as well as their families and caregivers.
To apply for financial assistance, simply contact our office by phone or email, or fill out our online application form. A team member will guide you through the simple steps to verify eligibility and get you the help you need.
We welcome volunteers and donors from all walks of life. To volunteer, visit our website or contact our team to learn about available opportunities. If you wish to donate, you can contribute online or mail a check to our office address.
We support cancer patients and families in Cullman, Hanceville, Garden City, Good Hope, Baileyton, Fairview, Vinemont, Holly Pond, Blountsville, Arab, and nearby areas.
We hold a variety of events, including educational workshops, health outreach, fundraising walks, survivor celebrations, and awareness activities throughout the year.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we are funded by private donations, sponsorships, local fundraisers, and grants. Every dollar is carefully used to directly benefit those we serve.
