Our

Mission

Hope, Help and Education for Families affected by terminal cancer.

Each year, cancer attacks, disrupts and eventually destroys millions of lives. This yearnearly 1.4 million new cases will be diagnosed, with little support available to provide day to day living and basic needs for victims who desperately need it during their time of hardship. By reaching out to patients with a unique combination of financial assistance, supportive console and resources. Beloved serves as a link between the temporary situation of distress and a hopeful, long term situation.

It is our mission to ease the burden on families caring for a loved one with terminal cancer.

At the Beloved, we imagine a world where all terminal patients and their caregivers can spend their final days together without the fear of insurmountable debt and the threat of losing their jobs, and homes in addition to their loved one. A world where cancer caregivers feel supported with resources for their needs.

What We Provide…

Cancer Care Packages

Our Cancer Care Packages are a collection of specially curated items to help make cancer treatment and aftercare a little more comfortable and make the perfect gifts for cancer patients currently undergoing treatment.

Grants

Our Family and Patient Assistance Programs include Grants that are intended to be a source of short-term relief for family members who are unable to work in order to provide the necessary care for their loved one with advanced stage 4 cancer

Children’s Support Group

A specially designed art and activity based support group for children ages 6-11 who have had a parent or guardian diagnosed with cancer.

Since we began in 2009..

Our nonprofit has made a significant impact in the Inland Empire, California community. Here are just a few highlights of our efforts:

  • Distributed over half a million dollars to families in need, preventing evictions and enhancing the quality of life for both patients and caregivers.

  • Honored as the "Non-profit of the Year" by the Redlands Chamber of Commerce in 2023, recognizing our exceptional service and contributions to the Redlands community.

  • Provided thousands of cancer care kits to individuals battling cancer, offering crucial support during their journey.

  • Supplied meals to families through gift cards and food drop-offs, ensuring no one goes hungry in our community.

  • Hosted numerous events to raise funds for our grant applicants, allowing us to continue our mission of helping those in need.

  • Purchased a car for an elderly couple who had sold all their belongings, ensuring the husband could visit his wife in the hospital without relying on public transportation.

  • Supported hundreds of children annually through our CLIMB Program, empowering them to overcome challenges and thrive.

  • Adopted over 10 families each Christmas, providing them with gifts to ease their hardships and bring joy during the holiday season.

These accomplishments represent just a fraction of the impactful work we've undertaken since our inception. We remain dedicated to serving our community and making a positive difference in the lives of those we touch.

All of these endeavors are made possible through the support of our community and the generosity of individuals like you. Our nonprofit's mission is fueled by the proceeds from our bridal shop sales and the monetary donations graciously given to our foundation. These contributions enable us to continue our vital work, touching the lives of countless individuals and families in need throughout the Inland Empire, California area. Together, we are making a tangible difference and spreading hope within our community.

One story….

Our staff happen to be downstairs when we saw Brittany here walk up to the door with her Nana they came in looking for a wedding dress. We explain to them how we are a nonprofit bridal shop which provides financial grants for terminal cancer patients and their families through the sale of a wedding dress. Brittney began to cry as she is currently undergoing chemo for her brain cancer. She explained she had struggled with battling cancer since the age of 6. She had another level of appreciation for what we do here and just how much our non profit stands for. She actually has already been married for two years, but she is getting her big dream wedding! We got her in some wedding dresses and ultimately she found the one. Our hearts were extremely touch when she said “I don’t feel like a cancer patient in the dress, I feel like a beautiful bride.” She said yes to her dream dress! She took home a beautiful Romona Keveza and is all ready to walk down that aisle!