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Striving for a Cancer-Free Future
Fight for Zero is a nonprofit organization established by cancer survivors who discovered their water was contaminated. Our mission is to prevent cancer through educational initiatives aimed at reducing toxic exposures. We empower communities by providing them with knowledge through scientific testing and research, and we support families affected by these exposures by offering care packages and resources to help them thrive in their environments. We raise awareness about environmental disasters and issues that may be jeopardizing community health. By partnering with experts, Fight for Zero works on initiatives that enhance disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, ultimately saving lives today! The American Cancer Society projects over 2 million new cancer cases in the United States, and we believe that addressing toxic exposures in our water, food, soil, and daily lives can significantly reduce these numbers. We are dedicated to helping families protect themselves through lifestyle changes, preventive measures, and ongoing research and awareness campaigns. Every dollar you donate goes directly to supporting Fight for Zero and its collaborative research efforts.
Small Donations Make a Bigger Impact
Our mission is to fight for zero cancer and diseases by preventing harmful environmental exposures. We are committed to creating a future where everyone can live without fear of exposure to dangerous toxins. Come and support our cause. Together, we can safeguard our precious natural resources and build a brighter future for children.
The Health Registry
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Fight for Zero Disease Registry
Cancer survivors began gathering health information from the public to increase understanding of the effects of toxic exposure on human health. This data has supported communities in environmental research, contributed to medical guidelines on toxic exposures, promoted disease prevention efforts, conducted assessments of environmental health risks, and influenced environmental health policies.
Fighting for Zero takes Collaboration and Teamwork
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