Our Partners

Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. At Young Lung Cancer Initiative (YLCI), we are proud to partner with organizations, institutions, and individuals who share our commitment to empowering young adults facing lung cancer. Through strategic partnerships, we amplify awareness, expand access to critical resources, and drive meaningful change in the lung cancer community.

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Current Partners

Our partners play a vital role in helping us provide education, advocacy, and support to those navigating a lung cancer diagnosis at a young age. Whether through research collaborations, awareness campaigns, patient assistance programs, or funding support, each partnership strengthens our mission and extends our reach.

Jackie Banana Foundation

"We help patients get places. Travel assistance, grants, & discounts for advanced-staged cancer patients. Think of us as cancer travel agents. Jackie's mission - to help deliver access for patients in need."

One Day to Remember
"Parents with advanced-stage cancer go through a lot. So do their young children. We provide these families with one fun, cost-free day to enjoy making memories together."
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Become a Partner

We are always looking for passionate organizations and businesses to join us in making a difference. Whether you’re interested in corporate sponsorship, event collaboration, or program partnerships, we’d love to explore how we can work together.

Ready to partner together to fight lung cancer in young adults?

 

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Past partners

Johnson & Johnson

Special thanks to Johnson & Johnson for their 2024 sponsorship of our Patient Advocacy Gifting Program. These funds allowed us to expand areas of our mission that focus on visibility and empowerment for young adults in our community diagnosed with lung cancer. "Patients inform and inspire our science-based innovations, which continue to change and save lives."

Black Diamond Therapeutics
We are appreciative of Black Diamond Therapeutic's sponsorship and collaboration with Young Lung Cancer Initiative and EGFR Resisters on the topic: Misconceptions of Clinical Trials. The video can be viewed in our Podcast Section.
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