Three Generations. One Mission. A Legacy That Will Last. Twenty years ago, Michael Werner received news that would forever change his family’s life. Diagnosed with follicular lymphoma (FL) and initially given a devastating prognosis, Michael was told he might have…
Generations of Impact: How Tom Condon and His Daughter, Emily, Are Shaping the Future of Lymphoma Research For Tom Condon, a lymphoma diagnosis at age 31 was not just a life-altering moment — it was the beginning of a lifelong…
Lymphoma Research Foundation Supports the Comprehensive Cancer Survivorship Act May 14, 2026 – The Lymphoma Research Foundation commends the introduction of the Comprehensive Cancer Survivorship Act by Representatives Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Mark DeSaulnier, Brian Fitzpatrick, and Joe Wilson. This legislation…
Investing in a Cure: Robb Early’s Planned Gift of Hope When Robb Early felt two swollen areas in his groin during a wedding anniversary trip in September 2023, he never imagined the discovery would lead to a cancer diagnosis —…
Rare Disease Day: Why Lymphoma — Though Common — Is Still Considered a Rare Cancer Each year on February 28th, Rare Disease Day shines a global spotlight on conditions affecting relatively small patient populations — diseases that often struggle for…
World Cancer Day: Uniting Research, Care, and Hope for People With Lymphoma In 2022, the International Agency for Research on Cancer at the World Health Organization (WHO) documented nearly 20 million new cancer cases worldwide. In the year 2050, the WHO projects that there will be over 35…
Challenge Yourself for a Cause: Running with the Lymphoma Research Foundation Running a half-marathon or a full marathon is hard enough on its own, but doing it to raise money for an organization might seem even trickier: how do you…
The Future of Giving: Empowering Young Philanthropists to Accelerate a Cure for Lymphoma The Lymphoma Research Foundation is nothing without its philanthropic supporters. For three decades, we have built a community rooted in research and strengthened by compassion and care,…
Harmony and Hope in Adversity: Bob McAuley’s Lymphoma Journey and Fundraising Legacy When Bob McAuley, 64, first noticed a lump on his neck nearly 16 years ago, he didn’t realize his life was about to change or how much lymphoma…
The Key to Hope Lies in Research When Joanne Downing first noticed a lump in her neck while playing golf one sunny Florida day in 2001, her first inclination was to dismiss it. However, her friend and golf partner —…
