Welcome to Tigerlily Foundation!
Tigerlily Foundation is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit women’s health and oncology organization dedicated to empowering young women (15-50) before, during, and after cancer. Through education, advocacy, and hands-on support, we aim to transform the cancer journey into one of hope and empowerment. Our mission is to inspire young women to live their best lives, become advocates for change, and work toward a future where cancer no longer defines their destiny. Together, we strive to end disparities and promote wellness as a lifelong priority.
OUR PROGRAMS
ANGEL
ADVOCATES:
BE THE CHANGE
Become an ANGEL Advocate and learn how you can make a difference.
HEAL: POLICY CENTER OF EXCELLENCE
Empowering Equity: Tigerlily Foundation’s Fight Against Breast Cancer DisparitiesIntegrating Spirituality Tools
RACE
ALLIANCE
Tigerlily Foundation strives to remove barriers that limit Black, Indigenous People of Color, and underserved populations from accessing equitable healthcare. We aim to share our resources to make lasting changes to our healthcare systems.
CLINICAL
TRIALS
Tigerlily Foundation’s Clinical Trials Program is a transformational initiative to accelerate the delivery of innovative treatments to our patients with a strategic focus on populations that face the highest disparities.Quality of Life
Research and Evaluation
POWER (People-driven Outcomes through real-World Evidence and Research) CENTER – People often think that research is something that is done in a lab or that involves taking a drug. In fact, research is more than that.
BREATHE
Tv
BREATHE Tv is a sacred space, an educational and inspirational cancer video program that brings together patients, providers and loved ones in a space of purpose, while engaging in authentic and meaningful conversations about cancer, women’s health and lifestyle.
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Your donation will enable us to continue to support young women before during and after breast cancer and is fully tax-deductible.
Volunteer and become part of a group of people who truly make a difference in the lives of young women.
Our ANGEL Program provides a comprehensive training for young women to understand how breast cancer affects younger age, and learn how to use their time and voices to make an impact.
We provide powerful programs that provide education, advocacy and support for young women.
Our foundation is grounded by uniting with our partners as we recognize there is strength in numbers. Unite with us through a partnership today.
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Tigerlily Foundation
Tigerlily Foundation’s mission is to educate, advocate for, empower and support young women before, during and after cancer.
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🌟 Meet Nathalie Delpeche, Tigerlily ANGEL Advocate and MBC Thriver, who is courageously fighting an incredibly rare form of breast cancer. Her journey has ignited her passion for advocating the protection of treatments for rare diseases, including orphan drugs, through the ORPHAN Cures Act.
It's time to take action! ✉️ Let your voice be heard—tell your representatives we must protect these life-saving treatments for rare disease patients. Write your letter here: secure.everyaction.com/f22mlxd3t0yCX5KzcrfiIA2
#advocateforrare #orphancures #protectrarediseases #mbcthriver #tlfangel #healpolicy4change
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Meet the speakers for the upcoming webinar, “State Perspectives on 340B: Policy Trends, Challenges, and Future Directions,” presented by the Value & Access Collaborative.
✨ Lizzie Wittig (Moderator) – National Programs Director, Tigerlily Foundation
✨ Jason Aziz, PhD – Director of Health Economics, New Hampshire Insurance Department
✨ Marilyn Bartlett – Senior Policy Fellow, National Academy for State Health Policy
✨ Shannon Deere, JD – Director, Leavitt Partners
✨ Brock Slabach, MPD, FACHE – Chief Operations Officer, National Rural Health Association
Don’t miss their perspectives on 340B policy challenges and future directions.
📅 When: Jan. 14, 4–5 p.m. ET
🔗 Register here: natforum.org/340b-briefing
The Value & Access Collaborative, facilitated by the National Forum for Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention, is made possible by support from Amgen, Ardelyx, BMS-Pfizer Alliance, Novartis, and Regeneron.
#PublicHealth #340BProgram #HealthAdvocacy
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