Tigerlily Foundation provides education, peer support, and advocacy programs for young women diagnosed with breast cancer. With a focus on eliminating disparities and amplifying the voices of women of color, Tigerlily offers virtual support groups, wellness resources, policy engagement, and survivorship tools to help women navigate life before, during, and after cancer.

Main Programs & Services

Hope Box Program:
Curated care packages delivered to young women newly diagnosed with breast cancer — including helpful items, educational tools, and morale‑boosting gifts to support them through early treatment steps.

HEAL Policy Center of Excellence:
A public‑policy‑focused initiative that trains advocates, provides policy tools, and coordinates work that lifts patient voices to influence legislation and health systems for equitable access to care.

Young Women’s Breast Health Day on the Hill:
A unique Capitol Hill advocacy event and lobby day where young women survivors and advocates meet with legislators to raise awareness, educate about young women’s breast health needs, and advocate for better research, resources, and policies.

ANGEL Advocacy Program:
Free comprehensive advocacy training for young adults of color affected by breast cancer, empowering participants to increase breast cancer knowledge, understand disparities, engage in policy discussions, connect with community partners, and become leaders for change.