United Colors of Cancer

09/04/2026

🎉 **85 VOICES HEARD. ONLY 15 TO GO!**

Eighty-five cancer patients, survivors, thrivers, and caregivers have shared their experiences through the 1,000 Voices for Cancer Equity™ Campaign.

Every response represents a real person who chose to be heard—and now we need just **15 more voices** to reach our first milestone of 100.

If cancer has touched your life, will you be one of the next 15?

The confidential survey takes approximately 10–12 minutes and is open to adult cancer patients, survivors, thrivers, and caregivers of every race and background, while centering BIPOC and underserved communities.

**Take the survey today:**
https://1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org

Already participated? Please personally send this link to one person affected by cancer.

**Fifteen people can carry us across this milestone. Let’s find them.**

Every Color. Every Voice. Every Cancer.

08/22/2026

08/15/2026

Can you give 10–12 minutes this weekend to help change what cancer care understands?

The 1,000 Voices for Cancer Equity™ Campaign is working toward its first 1,000 responses by September 24, World Cancer Research Day.

If you are an adult cancer patient, survivor, or caregiver:

1. Complete the anonymous survey.
2. Share the link with two people.
3. Ask them to keep the invitation moving.

[www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org](http://www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org)

The campaign centers BIPOC and underserved experiences, but everyone impacted by cancer is welcome.

Let’s reach 20 voices today.

08/14/2026

Today’s challenge: personally invite three people to participate in the 1,000 Voices survey.

Send the link to an adult cancer patient, survivor, or caregiver and say:

“Your experience matters, and I believe your voice deserves to be counted.”

A personal invitation can reach someone a general social media post may never find.

Take or share the survey:

[www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org](http://www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org)

We need 20 completed surveys today. Who are the three people you will invite?

08/13/2026

08/13/2026

What did cancer cost you beyond the medical bill?

Missed work. Lost income. Transportation. Childcare. Housing pressure. Prescription costs. Insurance problems. Debt.

The financial impact of cancer can follow patients, survivors, and families long after treatment ends.

The 1,000 Voices for Cancer Equity™ survey is collecting these experiences so the true cost of cancer cannot remain invisible.

Complete the anonymous 10–12-minute survey today:

[www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org](http://www.1000voices.unitedcolorsofcancer.org)

Twenty voices today can move us twenty steps closer to meaningful data and meaningful change.