Squamous Cell
The Skin Cancer Foundation would like to thank the students and staff of W. T. Clarke Middle School, in Westbury, NY, for their recent donation. The students participated in Penny Harvest, a philanthropic program administered by Common Cents. “Too often we feel that unless we do something grand, it doesn't mean anything," says Debbie Marks, a special education teacher at the middle school. "But those pennies add up, and even children with few resources can work together to make the world a better place.” Click here to donate now to The Skin Cancer Foundation.
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Skin Cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. One in 5 Americans and one in 3 Caucasians will develop skin cancer in the course of a lifetime.* Combating the world's most common cancer means educating the public about proper sun protection, the need for early detection and prompt, effective treatment.
Women at High Risk:
- have blond or red hair, blue or green eyes and fair skin
- have a family history of skin cancer
- have a history of blistering sunburns in childhood
- have over 100 moles or any large, atypical moles
- have a compromised immune system due to chemotherapy, an organ transplant or certain illnesses
Petition Your Representatives
Write, call or contact your elected officials and let them know your concern about skin cancer. Your voice and opinon matters and it is time to let your government know that more must be done to educate the public about and support research on skin cancer.
Advocacy Letter
Write, call or contact your elected officials and let them know your concern about skin cancer. Your voice and opinon matters and it is time to let your government know that more must be done to educate the public about and support research on skin cancer.
Advocacy Letter









