Hospital oncology staff will soon be able to refer patients directly to Moto Odyssey Foundation through a simple referral system designed to respects their time while making support more accessible. Referred patients may be eligible for financial relief, essential resources, and community-driven support. While our programs continue to grow, our commitment remains the same: to be a trusted source of hope and help for women facing breast cancer.

Women may also submit a Support Request to share their needs, diagnosis, and stage of treatment. All information is kept strictly confidential, and every request is reviewed with compassion and care as we continue to expand our capacity and services.

Because we are committed to delivering support safely and effectively, Moto Odyssey Foundation is actively working toward developing joint ventures and partnerships with hospital oncology departments. These collaborations will allow us to create a stronger, verified, and seamless support pathway for women in treatment. Oncology nurses, patient navigators, and social workers are often the first to see when a woman is struggling. By partnering with them, we can ensure our assistance reaches verified patients who need support the most.

Hospital oncology staff will be able to refer patients directly to Moto Odyssey Foundation through a simple referral system that respects their busy workloads and makes support accessible to patients.

Because referrals come through oncology professionals, eligibility and diagnosis can be safely confirmed, protecting both the foundation and the women we serve from fraudulent requests and strengthening donor trust.

With verified referrals, we will be able to review needs more quickly and deliver financial or resource assistance with greater accuracy and speed.

Our long-term vision is to complement medical treatment with dedicated non-medical support by working alongside hospital oncology departments, nurse navigators, and social work teams to help ease the overall physical, emotional, and financial burden of breast cancer.

While these partnerships are being developed, women can still reach out directly using our Support Request link or email. Please share a brief description of your diagnosis and the type of assistance you're seeking. As we build our programs and capacity, we will continue reviewing each request with empathy and respect.