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Empowering Our Community: Colorectal Cancer Awareness for Black Americans. We’re excited to partner with CHMConnect on helping to reduce colon cancer risks for the Black American community, especially for young adults who aren’t eligible for screening. Register now for this live

If you were looking for a sign, this is it! *Your doctor may or may not allow blue dye as part of your prep. Always consult your doctor first.

San Diego knows how to #WalkLoud! 🙌 Thank you to our national walk sponsors, Exact Sciences, Merck, and Taiho Oncology #WalkToEndColonCancer #ColorectalCancerAwareness #ColonCancer

The idea of losing hair during colorectal cancer treatment can be upsetting. On our blog, we share some things you can do to support your hair and scalp health during treatment 👉 bit.ly/cancer-hair-lo…

It was a quiet night at home for Diana until Avi Benaim called her from the stage of last year’s Blue Hope Bash. Cheered on by hundreds of guests, Avi, an Alliance Board of Directors member, told Diana that she had just won a custom Porsche! The colorectal cancer caregiver

On September 15, the Seattle Mariners will be raising awareness for Colorectal Cancer. For every ticket sold though this offer, $8 will benefit the Colorectal Cancer Alliance and its efforts to provide support for patients and families, caregivers, and survivors. Plus, you'll

Judy’s husband, Tom, ignored his doctor's recommendation at 54 to get a colonoscopy despite being healthy and active. He experienced occasional bloody stools and heartburn after meals but thought it was nothing serious. However, when he finally got the colonoscopy, it revealed

The Cologuard® test has been available to screen adults 45 years and older who are at average risk for colorectal cancer. For 10 years, it prioritized both convenience and efficacy for patients, transforming the CRC landscape. Looking forward to seeing the continuous impacts

When Millennials colonoscopy prep, it looks a little like this. Check out these colonoscopy prep tips 👉 bit.ly/Colonoscopy-Pr…

Find a good pair of shoes because there is strong evidence that walking can help prevent colon cancer! Read more about it on our blog 👉 bit.ly/blog-CRC-walki…

We are teaming up with celebrities, local businesses, fellow contractors, and clients to bring the Contractors Against Cancer Golf Tournament to the DMV this weekend! There's still time to donate to get more people screened, help more patients navigate treatment so they don’t

Our community came together to #WalkLoud in Cleveland this past weekend. It was incredible and inspiring to see everyone’s support. We raised critical funds to advocate for prevention, magnify patient support, and accelerate research 🙌 Thank you to our national walk sponsor,

Do you want to win a Porsche? Each $100 ticket sold enters you for a chance to win a brand new Porsche, AND it benefits colorectal cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. Only 1,500 tickets will be sold, so get yours now: bit.ly/24BHB-CarRaffle The winner will be drawn

Get your family screened even if it means bringing screening to them. Learn more about what screening options there are by visiting getscreened.org.

On Sunday, August 25 and Monday, August 26, the Colorectal Cancer Alliance had the sincere privilege of hosting our inaugural Contractors Against Cancer concert and golf event in Potomac, MD! Featuring the musical talents of Ryan Cabrera, Edwin McCain, Sister Hazel and other

August is recognized as National Make-a-Will Month, a time that reminds us to address one of the most critical tasks in life – creating a will or trust. Preparing a will or trust not only ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, but it also leaves behind

Shelby is taking us along to get a colonoscopy 🙌 #colonoscopy #colonoscopyprep

Come together with the Colorectal Cancer Alliance community to reach $100,000 for urgent advancements in science by September 30. By donating or starting a fundraiser today, you are providing hope for patients and families facing this disease. Colorectal cancer is the

45 is the colorectal cancer screening age for average risk individuals per USPSTF, but speak with your doctor sooner if you're experiencing symptoms or have a family history of colorectal cancer. Take our screening quiz and learn more about your screening options at