BLOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, a time for members of the lymphoma community to harness their power, drive awareness, educate those around them and raise critical funds to support life-saving research.
For the past 10 years, the Lymphoma Research Foundation has been celebrating Blood Cancer Awareness Month and World Lymphoma Awareness Day (September 15) to shine a light on lymphoma, create fundraising opportunities to support innovative lymphoma research, and make the future brighter for all those touched by this disease.
LIGHT IT RED FOR LYMPHOMA
Light it Red for Lymphoma is LRF’s grassroots Blood Cancer Awareness Month initiative that brings lymphoma awareness to the global conversation by lighting buildings, landmarks, bridges, monuments, and homes red.
Learn how you can light your home red for lymphoma and view our list of Lighting Partners committed to Light it Red for Lymphoma!

FUNDRAISE

WEAR RED FOR LYMPHOMA
Wear red in honor of Blood Cancer Awareness Month and World Lymphoma Awareness Day, visit one of our many Lighting Partners lighting during the month of September, and share your photos on social media using #LightItRed!
Don’t forget to check out items in the LRF Swag shop for purchase to support LRF and raise awareness during the month of September!

PROCLAMATIONS & LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Obtaining a proclamation from your governor, mayor, or city council and submitting a letter to the editor of your local news publication is a wonderful way to raise awareness for lymphoma in your community. To learn more about how you can reach out to your local government and newspaper to recognize September as Blood Cancer Awareness Month and September 15 as World Lymphoma Awareness Day, click the link below.
SUPPORTERS
Thank you to our supporters for making the future brighter for all those touched by lymphoma!
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Sparkle Supporters


CONTACT US
For questions or to request more information on the Light it Red for Lymphoma initiative, please contact media@lymphoma.org.