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Bright Pink aims to ensure equity, model proactivity and promote agency for young breast and ovarian cancer warriors. The social leg of one of our favorite cancer charities features cancer fighters doing amazing things mixed with news about upcoming events and new innovations and treatments in the cancer research world.

This uber-popular insta for ihadcancer.com features words and pictures from the wider cancer community — before, during and after treatment. Their website is a home for people looking to share their experience, talk with others, and find some sort of solace throughout their journey.

Cancer, but make it f*cking hilarious. With a mix of humor and no-holds-barred real talk, this account really shines through its memes, which are geared specifically for the cancer community — because, as every person in treatment for cancer knows, sometimes the only thing you can do is laugh.

Anna Crollman’s bright and cheery feed has garnered her a loyal following by featuring both the good and the bad of life after cancer. She aims to empower cancer survivors to find beauty in their “post-cancer body,” and we can’t get enough of her down-to-earth personality and affinity for the color pink.

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NONPROFIT ZERO
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Generation Zero

Imagine a world without prostate cancer. Nonprofit ZERO is working to make that dream a reality.

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STEP SISTERS
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Just Let Me Know What I Can Do

During breast cancer treatment, it can be tough to tell others what you need when you’re not even sure yourself. Nonprofit organization Step Sisters is there to help.

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ERICA LANGLEY
(Y)our Stories

(Re)Building the Body

Erica Langley’s breast cancer diagnosis came just weeks before her first bodybuilding competition. With no family history of cancer and a sparkling record of clean living, she was blindsided by her diagnosis. But she would soon find her physical and mental strength — honed during rigorous training — would be an asset during treatment and help her come back stronger than ever.

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