Never Too Young Impact Leaders

    Never Too Young Impact Leaders are coming together to raise funds, change the face of young-onset colorectal cancer, and save lives.

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    Are you ready to make an impact?

    We invite you to remind the world that you are never too young for colorectal cancer, and you are never too young to make an impact and change the world with your story.

    Become a Never Too Young Impact Leader

    Step 1

    Create your fundraising page and donate $10 to jumpstart your campaign.

    Step 2

    Personalize your page and connect it to Facebook.

    Step 3

    Share your page and your story with your networks to ask for support.

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    hree smiling people stand together indoors with their arms around each other. The person on the left wears glasses and a patterned shirt, the person in the middle wears a gray T-shirt and black blazer, and the person on the right wears glasses, a blue jacket, and a colorful scarf while holding a book. Behind them are framed artworks on the wall.

    Volunteer spotlight: Greg Schwem

    In this Q&A, get to know Greg Schwem, a passionate and dedicated Colorectal Cancer Alliance volunteer from Illinois, and sign up to be a volunteer yourself!

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    Three people smile for a photo at the Bottoms Up® Invitational step-and-repeat backdrop. The person on the left wears a white tank top, layered necklaces, black pants, and a wide-brimmed hat. The person in the middle wears glasses and a floral button-down shirt. The person on the right wears a black short-sleeve shirt with white trim and white pants. All appear happy and relaxed, standing close together in front of sponsor and event logos.

    Bottoms Up® Invitational Tops $4 Million in Four Years To Fuel Mission

    The 2025 Bottoms Up® Invitational, hosted by Craig Melvin and Lindsay Czarniak, raised over $4.4 million in four years to support the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. The star-studded concert and golf event honors Melvin’s late brother and shines a spotlight on the rise of colorectal cancer in young adults.

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