WE Take On Cancer

05/08/2026

While attending the National Cancer Registrars Association Council on Certification Official Business Meeting, our founder who also serves as the Council on Certification Administrator continues to lead with professionalism, purpose, and heart. Even amid important business discussions, there was still time for laughter and meaningful connection, a reminder that strong leadership leaves room for joy.💜

05/07/2026

Our CEO + Founder Crystal understood the assignment
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Kicking off NCRA Educational Conference 2026 the only way she knows how, bold, brilliant, and fully in her element. 🎀🎗️💜📊

04/23/2026

WE Family and WE got your back! 💜

04/12/2026

The power of prevention starts with what we do every day.

Join Our Health Our Wellness, powered by Black Health Matters, for a free webinar focused on understanding how lifestyle choices may influence cancer risk—and what that means for you featuring special guest James Pickens Jr. 🙌🏾

✔ Hear from trusted healthcare professionals
✔ Learn practical, everyday habits to support long-term health
✔ Gain knowledge you can apply to your own journey

📅 Tuesday, April 14
🕗 8:00 PM EST

Register now: bit.ly/letstalkcancer2026

04/11/2026

As we wrap up National Cancer Registrars Week, we want to take a moment to celebrate and thank each of you for the incredible contributions you make to cancer care every single day. 💜

You are truly ROCKSTARS! 🎸🎤🎶👩🏾‍🎤

You might hear someone ask, “What is a Cancer Registrar?” 🤔🧐
�Cancer registrars are highly skilled data specialists who document the full journey of every cancer patient, from diagnosis through treatment and beyond. The information that’s collected plays a vital role in advancing research, supporting healthcare providers, guiding public health decisions, and improving prevention and screening efforts across the country.
Because of them, progress is possible. Because of them, lives are changed.

WE thank you for the passion, precision, and purpose you bring to this important work!

04/09/2026

Your Support will change how cancer is treated and make History! 💜

Thank you to Good Morning America for featuring our founder . Hadiyah-Nicole Green, in your article! We appreciate the feature and hope to continue in our mission to change the way cancer is treated!

Our DMs are filled with cancer patients who need our help. 💜 Help us begin human clinical trials with our cancer-killing technology. Make the Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation your cancer charity of choice for all your charitable donations. Your support will help change the way cancer is treated and make history!
🙏🏾Join our journey
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👉🏾Text ORA to 71777
👉🏾CashApp/Venmo -- OraLeeFoundation

03/12/2026

Colorectal cancer is now the deadliest cancer in people under 50, yet it remains underfunded and underdiscussed while rates continue to rise. 96% of people say they’d be more likely to get screened if they knew colorectal cancer is preventable.

Here’s the truth: colorectal cancer is highly preventable when caught early…
But 52% of Americans don’t know that. https://colorectalcancer.org
We can change that. Share the facts. Screening saves lives.
Learn more about your screening options and take a short quiz at getscreened.org.

Photo credit https://whyy.org/articles/colorectal-cancer-rising-younger-adults/

02/23/2026

February is National Cancer Prevention Month, a reminder that prevention and early detection save lives.

Cancer prevention includes steps you can take to lower your risk and detect cancer early, when it’s often easier to treat. Screening recommendations can feel overwhelming, but starting with the basics makes a difference:
- Know which routine screenings you’re eligible for based on your age and risk
- Talk with your doctor about the tests that are right for you
- Stay up to date and revisit your screening plan over time

Taking charge of your health starts with one conversation. Learn more at https://www.cancersupportcommunity.org/screening-prevention

02/23/2026

Knowing your risk, watching for changes, and getting screened can save lives. Early detection truly makes a difference 🩷

02/04/2026

On World Cancer Day, we come together to stand in solidarity with everyone affected by cancer. While cancer touches many lives, every journey is unique—and care should be just as personal. Today is about raising awareness, fostering compassion, and acknowledging the disparities that still exist in cancer care. Together, we strive toward a future where prevention, treatment, and support are equitable and accessible to all, no matter their background.