Maple Tree Cancer Alliance

Maple Tree Cancer Alliance Maple Tree is a 501c3 non-profit organization that provides exercise training to cancer survivors.

The role of exercise in relieving cancer treatment related side effects has been extensively investigated, and has produced promising results. Research indicates that the combination of aerobic exercise and strength training improves the quality of life and overall physical fitness of cancer survivors, lending credibility to the use of exercise as an effective intervention to cancer treatment. The

Maple Tree Cancer Alliance employs certified exercise oncology instructors who design a personalized, structured progression of cancer rehabilitation for each patient, from the initiation of cancer treatment through remission. Each exercise intervention is individualized according to the patient’s health status and goals, and all sessions are completed one-on-one with the exercise oncology trainer. Program Objectives
The primary objectives of the exercise program are to:
• Improve overall quality of life
• Increase strength and endurance
• Manage treatment-related side effects
• Increase range of motion
• Improve treatment tolerance

Some journeys remind us just how much can change. 💚After cancer treatment, Diane needed a walker to get through her day....
06/20/2026

Some journeys remind us just how much can change. 💚

After cancer treatment, Diane needed a walker to get through her day. Activities that once felt simple suddenly became significant challenges.

Today, you'll find her on the pickleball court, in the swimming pool, making memories with her husband, and keeping up with her granddaughters.

When asked about her experience, Diane shared:
"Maple Tree has been such a positive part of my recovery, both physically and mentally."

Over the past 15 years, we've witnessed transformations like Diane's time and time again—not because cancer was easy, but because people are often capable of so much more than they realize.

Diane's story is a reminder that recovery is about more than regaining strength. It's about rediscovering confidence, independence, and the freedom to fully participate in life again.

Will you help more patients write their next chapter? 💚

🎂 Give More Birthdays ➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

Some stories don't end when treatment ends. 💚After facing breast cancer, Maggie came to Maple Tree looking for a way to ...
06/19/2026

Some stories don't end when treatment ends. 💚

After facing breast cancer, Maggie came to Maple Tree looking for a way to regain her strength and improve her health.

What she found was something much bigger.

Through movement, she discovered a new purpose.
Today, Maggie teaches oncology yoga, leads support-centered classes throughout her community, and helps others navigate the challenges of cancer with compassion, understanding, and hope.

Over the past 15 years, we've seen this happen time and time again. Patients become mentors. Survivors become advocates. Healing becomes a source of strength for someone else.

Maggie's story reminds us that the impact of cancer exercise programs extends far beyond a single patient. When one person finds hope, that hope has the power to reach countless others.

Will you help us create more stories like Maggie's? 💚

🎂 Give More Birthdays ➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

As we celebrate 15 years of Maple Tree, we're celebrating the moments that matter most. 💚Not every victory comes with a ...
06/18/2026

As we celebrate 15 years of Maple Tree, we're celebrating the moments that matter most. 💚

Not every victory comes with a medal, a finish line, or a personal record.

For Cynthia, success looked different.

It looked like hiking with her husband again. Going on date nights. Having the energy to enjoy the people and activities she loved.

The moments that seem ordinary—until cancer makes them feel extraordinary.

Over the past 15 years, we've learned that some of the most meaningful victories happen far from the gym. They're found in everyday moments that help people feel like themselves again.

Cynthia's story reminds us that cancer care isn't just about helping people live longer. It's about helping them live better.

Will you help more patients get back to the moments that matter most? 💚

🎂 Give More Birthdays ➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

For 15 years, we've seen something remarkable: cancer may change a person's journey, but it doesn't change who they are....
06/17/2026

For 15 years, we've seen something remarkable: cancer may change a person's journey, but it doesn't change who they are. 💚

Before cancer, Anna was a runner.

During cancer, Anna was still a runner.

Through chemotherapy, surgery, and recovery, she continued doing what she loved—one step, one mile, one day at a time.

When she joined Maple Tree, she found more than an exercise program. She found hope, encouragement, friendships, and something to look forward to during a difficult season of life.

Anna's story reminds us that a cancer diagnosis is only one part of a person's story. Patients are still runners, parents, grandparents, teachers, caregivers, and dreamers. They are still themselves.

For 15 years, we've had the privilege of helping people hold onto the things that make them who they are.

Will you help us make that possible for more patients? 💚

🎂 Give More Birthdays ➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

As we celebrate 15 years of Maple Tree Cancer Alliance, we're celebrating the incredible people who have inspired us alo...
06/16/2026

As we celebrate 15 years of Maple Tree Cancer Alliance, we're celebrating the incredible people who have inspired us along the way. 💚

When Debi was diagnosed with breast cancer, she had already committed to running both a half marathon and a full marathon.

Cancer brought surgeries, radiation, and plenty of uncertainty. But it never took away her determination to keep moving forward.

Just four months after her diagnosis, Debi crossed the finish line of both races on back-to-back days—a powerful reminder that a cancer diagnosis does not define what is possible.

Over the past 15 years, we've had the privilege of meeting thousands of people like Debi. People who show us that strength isn't the absence of challenges—it's the courage to keep pursuing what matters most.

This week, as we celebrate 15 years of Maple Tree, we're working to help more patients find their own finish lines, whatever those may be.

Will you help us give more patients more moments like Debi's? 💚

🎂 Give More Birthdays ➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

06/16/2026

Today, Maple Tree Cancer Alliance turns 15. 🎂💚

Fifteen years ago, we started with a belief that exercise could—and should—be a standard part of cancer care.

Since then, we've had the privilege of walking alongside thousands of individuals through treatment, recovery, survivorship, and everything in between. Along the way, we've learned that strength looks different for everyone. Sometimes it's completing a workout. Sometimes it's showing up on a difficult day. Sometimes it's simply choosing to keep moving forward.

This anniversary belongs to every patient who trusted us with their journey, every trainer who showed up with compassion, every healthcare provider who believed in the power of exercise, and every supporter who helped make this work possible.

We're proud of what we've built together over the last 15 years, but what inspires us most is what lies ahead: a future where every person diagnosed with cancer has access to exercise as part of their care.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Here's to more strength, more hope, and more birthdays. 💚

🎂 Give More Birthdays ➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

06/15/2026

Tomorrow, Maple Tree turns 15. 💚

Fifteen years ago, we started with a simple belief: that exercise could help people live better during and after cancer treatment.

What we couldn't have imagined was how much the people we serve would teach us along the way.

Every day, our patients show us what resilience looks like. They remind us that strength isn't measured by how much weight you lift or how far you walk—it's measured by the decision to keep moving forward, even on the hardest days.

As we celebrate 15 years, we're celebrating the people who have made this journey so meaningful. The survivors, thrivers, caregivers, and fighters who have trusted us to walk beside them through treatment, recovery, and beyond.

Throughout this week, we'll be sharing five MAPLE Moments—stories from five incredible individuals whose courage, perseverance, and hope continue to inspire us every day.

Because the story of Maple Tree has never been about a program. It's about the people whose lives have touched ours and who remind us, day after day, why movement matters.

We can't wait to share their stories with you. 🌳
➡️ www.mapletreecanceralliance.org/donate/

06/13/2026

Movement is powerful. Having someone by your side makes it even more meaningful. 💚

On Family Health & Fitness Day, we're celebrating the family members, friends, caregivers, and loved ones who show up, cheer us on, and remind us to keep moving—even on the hard days.

Because health is rarely a journey we take alone. The encouragement, accountability, and support of those around us can make all the difference.

Tag someone who inspires you to keep moving. 👇💚

🎉 15 Years of Maple Tree 🎉Fifteen years ago, Maple Tree began with a simple belief: every person facing cancer deserves ...
06/11/2026

🎉 15 Years of Maple Tree 🎉

Fifteen years ago, Maple Tree began with a simple belief: every person facing cancer deserves access to the healing power of exercise.
What started as a vision has grown into a movement—one built by patients, families, healthcare partners, students, clinicians, and supporters who believed that cancer care could be better.

Over the last 15 years, we’ve celebrated victories, supported patients through challenges, witnessed incredible transformations, and had the privilege of walking alongside more than 20,000 individuals on their cancer journeys.

As we approach our 15th birthday, we’re reflecting on the moments that brought us here and the people who made them possible.

Thank you for being part of this story. Here’s to the lives we’ve touched, the progress we’ve made, and the many more birthdays still to come. 💚

June is Men’s Health Month, and we want to talk about one of the most powerful things you can do – schedule your screeni...
06/10/2026

June is Men’s Health Month, and we want to talk about one of the most powerful things you can do – schedule your screenings! Knowing which screenings to get and when is so important when it comes to prevention and detection.

Talk to your doctor, and schedule your screenings today! 💚

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