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The brain cancer community - patients, survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and advocates are united by the goal of improving outcomes for children and adults diagnosed with brain cancer. Getting involved in the brain cancer community through advocacy, awareness initiatives, and fundraising is not only about supporting those currently fighting the disease, it paves the way for future generations. Collective action can lead to significant advancements in treatment and can bring us closer to a future without brain cancer.
Awareness Days
Brain cancer demands strength and unity throughout the year. We are grateful to all that play a part in supporting the brain cancer community. On these notable dates we rally even more to raise awareness and funds, and advocate for those impacted by a brain cancer diagnosis.
February
World Cancer Day, February 4th
March
Brain Awareness Week, 2nd week
April
National Caregiver Day, April 5th
National Volunteer Week, 3rd week
May
Brain Cancer Awareness Month
DIPG Awareness Day
June
World Brain Tumour Day, June 8th
National Widow's Day, June 23rd
July
Glioblastoma Awareness Day (US but also observed in Canada), July 22nd
September
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
World Cancer Research Day, September 24th
October
Brain Cancer Awareness Day (Canada), October 24th
November
National Caregiver Month
National Philanthropy Day, November 15th
December
Giving Tuesday, December 2nd
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Community Partners
The opportunity for companies to make a positive impact on the world has never been more important. Corporate giving programs not only recognize and celebrate employees by providing charitable dollars for donations, they also foster a culture of giving. All-in-one CSR software platforms seamlessly integrate employee engagement with grant management, making it easier for companies to contribute to meaningful causes like ours.
Advocacy
As patients and caregivers ourselves, we know each brain cancer experience is unique. Patient and caregiver voice is central to our effort to raise awareness and advocate for the gaps in care.
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