The holiday season can evoke a range of emotions, including joy and loneliness, particularly for those affected by cancer. Cancer Lifeline emphasizes the importance of community support during this time, as traditions and daily rhythms may shift for patients and caregivers. Their mission is to ensure that no one faces cancer alone, especially when connection is most needed. The organization offers various support groups that provide a safe space for individuals to share their experiences and find understanding among peers. Notable groups include the Living with Cancer Support Group, Colorectal Cancer Support Group, and Young Adult & Young Adult Cancer Caregiver Support Group. With 18 monthly groups available, there is a fit for everyone seeking connection. As the holidays approach, Cancer Lifeline encourages individuals to reach out, participate in groups or classes, or call their Lifeline for support. These small acts of connection can alleviate feelings of isolation and foster renewed hope. Cancer Lifeline remains committed to offering compassion and community support to help individuals navigate their cancer journey.