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Support Stupid Cancer

Supporting Stupid Cancer is easy as 1, 2, 3, (4). Together we can help everyone affected by adolescent and young adult cancer Get Busy Living.

Donate, pledge, or help out by hosting a Stupid Cancer fundraiser (coming soon!). Because the truth is, we can’t do any of this without you.

1. Donate

You are the key to everything we do. Our Stupid Cancer supporters help us make cancer suck less for thousands of AYA cancer patients, survivors and families. It’s simple math: more supporters + more donations = Stupid Cancer supporting more AYA cancer patients through the hardest time of their lives.

Want to make a bigger impact a little bit at a time?
Make a Stupid Cancer pledge to become a monthly donor.

2. Host a Fundraiser!

Want to have a trivia night fundraiser with your friends? Or maybe have a (virtual) concert to show your support for Stupid Cancer? Or planning on running a 5K and want to raise money for Stupid Cancer along the way? The sky’s the limit on the ways you can fundraise for Stupid Cancer.

A new and improved version of Team Stupid Cancer is coming soon! In the meantime, if you’d like to start a fundraiser click below:

3. Donate Your Birthday

Everyone’s got a birthday, so this year we’re asking you to consider donating your birthday to Stupid Cancer by hosting a Very Stupid Cancer Birthday Fundraiser on Facebook. It’s easy – dare we say, fun – to get friends and family to wish you a happy birthday by making a donation to Stupid Cancer. You can get started on the Stupid Cancer Facebook page, but here is a little kit to help you along the way.

4. Matching Gifts

Did you know that approximately 65% of large companies and 28% of small companies have a matching gift program? That means it’s quite likely that the donation you make to Stupid Cancer is eligible to be doubled (maybe tripled!) by your employer.

To learn more, please reach out to [email protected].

For Partners

By becoming a Stupid Cancer sponsor you are aligning your brand with an organization supporting a core population of adolescent and young adult cancer patients and survivors (age 15-39) and the support networks which help them through their cancer journey. We offer multiple ways for you and your organization to reach this broad population. Help us advance our mission and provide opportunities for employee engagement.

To learn more, please reach out to [email protected]