Extended Stay America Renews Commitment to Cancer Patients with Major Donation

“Lodging expenses can pose a significant financial barrier for cancer patients,” said Greg Juceam, President and CEO of Extended Stay.Photo byMarten BjorkonUnsplash

Extended Stay America has renewed its partnership with the American Cancer Society, pledging to donate 100,000 free and discounted room nights each year for the next two years, valued at over $7 million. This initiative aims to help cancer patients and their families access necessary treatments without the burden of high lodging costs.

Since partnering with the American Cancer Society in 2013, Extended Stay America has provided nearly 250,000 room nights, supporting over 8,500 patients and saving them more than $15 million in lodging expenses.

“Lodging expenses can pose a significant financial barrier for cancer patients,” said Greg Juceam, President and CEO of Extended Stay America. “We are proud to provide a comforting home-away-from-home while they focus on treatment.”

All Extended Stay America hotels offer spacious suites with fully equipped kitchens, free Wi-Fi, on-site laundry, and pet-friendly options, ensuring a supportive environment for guests.