Cleaning for Cancer - Is it legit?

[Guest guest]

Hi all - I've been following the discussion about " free " cleaning for cancer

patients. Some of the confusion may stem from the site address given as

cleaningforcancer(dot)com. This isn't a website, it's a web-generated page of

cleaning services. There is a nonprofit organization that claims to offer free

cleaning services for women with any form of cancer. That group's website is

cleaningforareason(dot)org. I've gotten multiple mailings about them from

friends. They have a cumbersome application process detailed on the site.

They've made statements several times about being overwhelmed with applicants

and unable to process them. It's hard to tell if they are legitimate or not.

In addition to being a CML patient I'm the cancer guide for a major women's

health website. I would like to hear from anyone who has had interactions with

this organization, positive or negative. The emails promoting this service are

forwarded to thousands of women every week and I'd really like to know,

first-hand, if they do what they claim to do and actually provide free cleaning

services for women with cancer.

You can reply here or write me at PhoenixPat(at).com.

Thanks,

Pat in Phoenix

[Guest guest]

Hi Pat,

See my posting under the " Free Cleaning " thread.

The non-profit is actually Cleaning for a Reason - www.cleaningforareason.org

(or .com)

Hope this helps,

Greg

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> Hi all - I've been following the discussion about " free " cleaning for cancer

patients. Some of the confusion may stem from the site address given as

cleaningforcancer(dot)com. This isn't a website, it's a web-generated page of

cleaning services. There is a nonprofit organization that claims to offer free

cleaning services for women with any form of cancer. That group's website is

cleaningforareason(dot)org. I've gotten multiple mailings about them from

friends. They have a cumbersome application process detailed on the site.

They've made statements several times about being overwhelmed with applicants

and unable to process them. It's hard to tell if they are legitimate or not.

>

> In addition to being a CML patient I'm the cancer guide for a major women's

health website. I would like to hear from anyone who has had interactions with

this organization, positive or negative. The emails promoting this service are

forwarded to thousands of women every week and I'd really like to know,

first-hand, if they do what they claim to do and actually provide free cleaning

services for women with cancer.

>

> You can reply here or write me at PhoenixPat(at).com.

>

> Thanks,

> Pat in Phoenix

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[Guest guest]

Hi All.

I spoke to Robyn who told me that she erred in the website that she gave me

which I posted. She did get the free service from going to the website Cleaning

for a Reason.org. It took a few times to enter the site and apply because

there was not an availability until now. A lady assigned to do the cleaning in

her place is going to meet with her today at 6:00 P.M. I'm sorry that I gave

you the wrong website to get the free cleaning service. As I said the correct

one is Cleaning for a reason as Pat stated. So, everyone, give it a try. I'll

let you know how things turn out. Today is just an interview. The lady is

scheduled to start in Sept.

Sandi

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> Hi all - I've been following the discussion about " free " cleaning for cancer

patients. Some of the confusion may stem from the site address given as

cleaningforcancer(dot)com. This isn't a website, it's a web-generated page of

cleaning services. There is a nonprofit organization that claims to offer free

cleaning services for women with any form of cancer. That group's website is

cleaningforareason(dot)org. I've gotten multiple mailings about them from

friends. They have a cumbersome application process detailed on the site.

They've made statements several times about being overwhelmed with applicants

and unable to process them. It's hard to tell if they are legitimate or not.

>

> In addition to being a CML patient I'm the cancer guide for a major women's

health website. I would like to hear from anyone who has had interactions with

this organization, positive or negative. The emails promoting this service are

forwarded to thousands of women every week and I'd really like to know,

first-hand, if they do what they claim to do and actually provide free cleaning

services for women with cancer.

>

> You can reply here or write me at PhoenixPat(at).com.

>

> Thanks,

> Pat in Phoenix

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