Partnership

Being a partner to Ung Cancer means that your company, association or organization enables us to continue being there for young adult cancer patients. You also show your employees, customers and business partners that you are there together with us for those who need it most.

A partnership with Ung Cancer is always tailored to your resources and wishes, but always consists of a combination of the following elements:

Financial support

An annual sum to Ung Cancer of at least SEK 50,000. This can be in the form of pro bono work, products of equivalent value, or a direct donation.

Engagement

Offering your staff the opportunity to volunteer for Ung Cancer or attend our lectures. Engaging your employees in our in-person events or pearl days.

Brand

We reach over 200,000 people through our social media channels. Of course, we also provide our partners with materials related to our collaboration – the Ung Cancer logo in your channels, email banners, car decals, or the sale of Fuck Cancer wristbands  in your reception area – what works best for you?

Everyone is involved

We believe in making a long-term difference for young adults through long-term partnerships that involve the entire company.

Ung Cancer partner-event Josephine Hildor
Are you looking for a way to get involved that truly makes a difference and delivers results? Whether you want to become a partner, host a pearl day, or book a lecture, we’ll find a plan that’s right for you. Get in touch with me so we can discuss it further!
josephine.hildor@ungcancer.se

different ways to get involved

my own bead day

Are you looking for an activity for an after-work event, conference, or another work-related occasion? By beading Fuck Cancer bracelets together, you’ll enjoy a great shared experience while supporting young adults facing cancer.

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partnership

Being a partner to Ung Cancer means that you enable us to continue being there for young adults. You also show your employees, customers, and business partners that you are there with us.

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lectures

What is it like to be diagnosed with cancer as a young adult? What is it like to stand by someone you love when they receive a diagnosis? What goes through your mind when you face cancer at an age when life is all about living? Book a lecture and listen to those who know.

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