More than a wristband
From one man in 1997 to more than 10 million survivors served and supported, our legacy is strong because it’s powered by our community. Together we have made history, and together we will forge our future.
The Lance Armstrong Foundation is founded, and within a few years, we define our focus on survivorship.
The iconic wristband makes its debut and captures the world’s attention.
Livestrong at the YMCA launches nationwide, and candidates from both parties are invited to Cedar Rapids, Iowa to participate in an impactful Presidential Cancer Forum.
The Livestrong Global Cancer Summit brings together 500 delegates from more than 65 countries to discuss ways to reduce the burden of cancer.
Livestrong launches an anti-stigma campaign across 10 countries to change the conversation around cancer.
We invest $50 million into The University of Texas at Austin’s Dell Medical School for the Livestrong Cancer Institutes to revolutionize how cancer patients are cared for.
The Livestrong Cancer Institutes’ CaLM (Cancer Life ReiMagined) Clinic officially opens, and we launch the Help Starts Here self-guided navigation tool for survivors and caretakers.
The Livestrong Solution Grants program launches to fund innovative solutions that address overlooked issues in the cancer space. We also launched the Icon Series—online talks meant to educate, inspire, and motivate our community during a global pandemic.
2024
We’re just getting started.