Giving Tuesday
Your Giving Tuesday donation helps patients and families today while accelerating research to save more lives tomorrow.
Why your Giving Tuesday gift matters
This Giving Tuesday, December 1, 2026, your generosity can give patients hope today and accelerate progress toward a future free from colorectal cancer.
Colorectal cancer has become the deadliest cancer in people under 50 and the second deadliest overall. Too many patients with advanced diagnoses are left with limited treatment options, hoping research can save them.
The Colorectal Cancer Alliance is done waiting. We can turn Giving Tuesday into a day of action. Your gift will immediately help:
- Accelerate research, including new clinical trials designed to deliver better treatments to patients faster
- Provide patients and families with expert guidance, vetted resources, and a supportive community of peers
- Strengthen screening, prevention, and advocacy efforts to stop this disease before it starts
This Giving Tuesday, help create better answers, better options, and more hope for every family facing colorectal cancer.
We’ve had enough. Let’s end this.
What your gift can provide
Every Giving Tuesday gift helps turn generosity into meaningful support for people affected by colorectal cancer. Gifts at these levels could help provide:
Find your buddy
Facing colorectal cancer can feel isolating, especially when friends and family cannot fully understand the experience. A gift of $125 can help match a patient with a peer through the Alliance’s Buddy Program, connecting two people with similar life experiences so neither has to face this disease alone.
Know your risk
Knowing when and how to get screened can save a life, but many people are unsure where to begin. A gift of $15 can help deliver a personalized screening recommendation through the Alliance’s screening quiz, helping someone understand their risk and how to protect their health.
Navigate with confidence
A new diagnosis brings difficult questions, complex decisions, and uncertainty about what comes next. A gift of $1,500 can help provide full care navigation for a newly diagnosed patient, offering trusted guidance from diagnosis through treatment so they feel less alone and more in control.
Get social on Giving Tuesday
Create a Facebook fundraiser, then ask your friends and family to support prevention and patient programs and accelerate research to end this disease.
Giving Tuesday frequently asked questions
Enough. Let's end this.
Make your Giving Tuesday gift a source of progress and possibility for everyone affected by colorectal cancer.