United Colors of Cancer (UCC) addresses the unmet needs of the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) cancer community. 

United Colors of Cancer (UCC) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization of cancer survivors, previvors, cancer-havers, caregivers, and health care professionals dedicated to the BIPOC cancer community started in 2020. UCC is committed to providing support, education, and communication for BIPOC affected by a cancer diagnosis, as well as BIPOC specific cancer research fundraising.

Our goal is to reduce the cancer mortality gap by providing access to psycho-social support to under-represented cancer communities.

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