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Survivor, advocate, and ostomate. She might be tiny, but her voice is loud when it comes to colorectal cancer screening.

Treat it. Fight it. Prevent it.

Wife, Mom, Sister and Advocate. Spreading awareness for young onset CRC in the highest honor of my big sister, Dominique who lost her battle to Stage IV CRC at 37

Advocating for dignity, preparation, and awareness across the cancer journey.

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Attorney, Novelist, Cancer-Survivor

Health psychologist committed to improving quality of life and quality of care for patients and their families

Stage 3 young onset survivor who is passionate about bringing awareness of this horrible disease. Proud ostomate!

My dear son Connor wanted to make a difference in the world. Tragically his life cut short at 23 years old from colorectal cancer. Through N2Y and the Alliance, he continues to make a difference by saving lives with his story.

7- year, Stage IIIc rectal cancer survivor, wife, mother, and nurse. Advocate for raising awareness, increasing screening, and emphasizing prevention.

Supporting and creating value that aligns with the mission of N2Y. In my free time, I like reading books and spending time with my family!

Ally and advocate who lost her father and sister to CRC. Raising awareness for young onset and timely detection.

Turn your pain into purpose

Our life’s journey and how we respond defines who we are. I am a stage III colorectal cancer survivor and family member. I am a fortunate father, husband, athlete and financial professional. I am a warrior!

Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond to it

Caregiver to my wonderful husband.
Lover of books, my pups, the open water, and overwhelming kindness.

A mother’s promise. A son’s legacy. A call to awareness.

Stage II colon cancer survivor diagnosed at 20, committed to educating others about early symptoms and advocating for young adults.

Stage IIIb colorectal cancer survivor diagnosed at 30, now no evidence of disease. Daughter of a father lost to the same cancer at 49. Public health professional committed to ensuring fewer families share this story.

From survivor to systems change — rethinking early-onset colorectal cancer care for Colorado’s underserved communities

Survivor, mom, and advocate proving you are never too young to use your voice.

Stage I CRC survivor working to close the gap between symptoms, screening, and answers.

Leslie lost her son at the age of 30 to colorectal cancer, a loss that fuels her commitment to ensuring other families are spared a similar tragedy. #AlongWithBritt

Stage 4 colon cancer survivor with lynch syndrome. Passionate about advocating for better awareness, screening, and improved outcomes for all.

Screen early. Live fully.

I am living with Stage IV CRC, and I am still living with hope. My story is not over and neither is yours!

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From Physician to Patient: Transforming Insight and Experience into Advocacy

You're never too young to get screened and have hope, never give up.

Stage III b cancer survivor. Mom of three, marathon runner, and advocate for early screening. I will continue to share my story to raise awareness and help others affected by colon cancer.

A 28 year old certified mutant (Li-Fraumeni Syndrome) with 2 of 3 cancers slayed—1 in progress! Stage 4 Colon Cancer survivor who is sick and tired of being sick and tired! Forever advocating for fellow patients in hopes there are no more future patients.

Advocating for earlier detection in younger adults
The Colorectal Cancer Alliance's Never Too Young Taskforce advocates for all young-onset patients and survivors. We remember and honor the following members who died from colorectal cancer while serving on the taskforce:
For more information or to get involved, please contact Monica Riedesel, Senior Manager of Volunteers, at (202) 628-0123 ext. 525 or by filling out the application form linked below.

The "Proud Supporter of the Colorectal Cancer Alliance" emblem is a high-resolution PNG graphic that anyone supporting the Alliance's mission to end colorectal cancer can display — digitally or in print.

Across nine cities nationwide, our community showed what’s possible when compassion, determination, and action meet on the pavement to #WalkLoud.

The Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s 2025 Blue Hope Bash in Washington, D.C., raised $2.1 million for colorectal cancer awareness, research, and patient support.