Program 1 · 41.8% of program spending · $72.8M in grants $123.6M
B) patient & community services: An estimated 1.7 million people across the United States (US) are currently living with or are in remission from leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, myelodysplastic syndromes and myeloproliferative neoplasms. Blood cancer united offers an array of free, comprehensive resources to blood cancer patients, caregivers, families and friends ofpatients, advocates, healthcare professionals and the public. Blood cancer united is committed to providing the most accurate and up-to-date blood cancer information. Professional volunteer clinical advisors work with blood cancer…
Program 2 · 9.6% of program spending $28.5M
C) public health education: blood cancer united believes knowledge is power. As always, blood cancer united has offered their informational programs in virtual formats, continuing to provide vitally needed education and emotional support for those impacted by blood cancer. One-on-one education and supporttrained oncology information specialists in our information resource center (irc) provide patients and caregivers with compassionate, comprehensive, and tailored disease and treatment information, including referrals and links to appropriate educational resources and literature; psychosocial…
Program 3 · 5.6% of program spending $16.7M
Blood cancer united serves the educational needs of the medical and research community through a number of professional education symposia offered throughout the year. Varying formats are offered to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas on the newest developments in cancer research and treatment. Upcoming and archived ce/cme programs are available at https://bloodcancerunited.org/resources/healthcare-professionalsin fy 2025:-blood cancer united provided 22 cme/ce-granting live educational programs, with 2,266 healthcare professionals in attendance. In addition, 48 virtual lectures…
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part III