463 Donors

27 Fundraisers

$200,000 Goal

$46,493.31 Total Raised

Top Teams

Go to Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Total Raised
$46,493.31
Text ORA6 to 71777
1
Go to DST for Dr. Green

DST for Dr. Green

Total Raised
$40,126.37
Text ORA13 to 71777
2

Top Fundraisers

Go to Eastern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Eastern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Total Raised
$7,899.33
Text ORA225 to 71777
1
Go to Midwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Midwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Total Raised
$6,902.92
Text ORA226 to 71777
2

Go to Christopher Robinson

Christopher Robinson

Text ORA783 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$25.64
Donors
1
Goal Amount
$25
Go to David Team Alpha SW Regional

David Team Alpha SW Regional

Text ORA445 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to DR RALPH STEELE

DR RALPH STEELE

Text ORA579 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Epsilon Lambda 100

Epsilon Lambda 100

Text ORA132 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$140.50
Donors
4
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Epsilon Lambda

Epsilon Lambda

Text ORA514 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$1,850.33
Donors
23
Goal Amount
$25,000
Go to ERIC WILLIAMS

ERIC WILLIAMS

Text ORA631 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Alpha Jam 3-V-3 Basketball Tournament

Alpha Jam 3-V-3 Basketball Tournament

Text ORA635 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$5,000
Go to Ann Arbor Alphas Ann Arbor Alphas

Ann Arbor Alphas Ann Arbor Alphas

Text ORA680 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$459.64
Donors
8
Goal Amount
$1,906
Go to Midwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Midwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Text ORA226 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$6,902.92
Donors
135
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Western Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Western Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Text ORA224 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$1,178.81
Donors
11
Goal Amount
$50,000
Go to Southern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Southern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Text ORA223 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$172.45
Donors
5
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Eastern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Eastern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Text ORA225 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$7,899.33
Donors
112
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Southwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Southwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Text ORA221 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$3,261.02
Donors
13
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Missouri Alphas D. Roath - Dist. Dir.

Missouri Alphas D. Roath - Dist. Dir.

Text ORA528 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$133.32
Donors
2
Goal Amount
$7,000
Go to HHL Chapter Alpha Phi Alpha

HHL Chapter Alpha Phi Alpha

Text ORA332 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Kazh Hall

Kazh Hall

Text ORA718 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Lemar Graham

Lemar Graham

Text ORA414 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$102.56
Donors
1
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Marlon Turner

Marlon Turner

Text ORA471 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$51.28
Donors
1
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Marvin DeJear

Marvin DeJear

Text ORA782 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Michael Ferrer

Michael Ferrer

Text ORA522 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Nashaun Neal

Nashaun Neal

Text ORA785 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Nick Sims

Nick Sims

Text ORA251 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$100,000
Go to R. A. Mills

R. A. Mills

Text ORA66 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$102.56
Donors
1
Goal Amount
$2,500
Go to Ramona Young

Ramona Young

Text ORA402 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Shawn Mitchell

Shawn Mitchell

Text ORA632 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$112.56
Donors
2
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Sigma Sigma ΑΦΑ

Sigma Sigma ΑΦΑ

Text ORA418 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$902.51
Donors
17
Goal Amount
$400
Go to Traron Moore

Traron Moore

Text ORA784 to 71777 to donate
Total Raised
$0
Donors
0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Christopher Robinson

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$25.64
Goal Amount
$25
Go to David Team Alpha SW Regional

David Team Alpha SW Regional

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to DR RALPH STEELE

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Epsilon Lambda 100

We all know someone who has been impacted by cancer. We've heard of the tribulations, the financial burden, the battle for life. But unless you've personally suffered from cancer, you don't know how the harsh side effects of cancer treatment feel. Even with the best cancer care, 8.8 million people die each year from cancer worldwide. Not only do this many people die, but the side effects of treatment undergone are so harsh, this can hardly be considered life. Hair loss, depletion of energy, digestive issues, nausea, severe weight loss, deterioration of skin quality... these are all things that severely impact, not only the individual's duration of life, but their quality of life. The Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation is on the verge of changing the way cancer is treated and reducing human suffering by providing cancer care that is accessible, affordable and effective. Our founder, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a patent-pending cancer treatment that does not show side effects in mice, a preliminary study to humans, and completely eliminates tumors in mice over 15 days after a single 10-minute treatment. We are confident that we can translate this ground-breaking study into a feasible treatment for humans. However, this is no small endeavor. To develop Dr. Green's treatment for human use requires manufacturing human-grade materials, conducting clinical trials, and seeking FDA approval. This alone is upwards of a $30 million dollar effort. This is why we need you. We know the potential is there, but we cannot manifest this into a viable cancer treatment without your support. Please support our fundraising campaign by donating, sharing our page on social media, or becoming a fundraiser to increase awareness of the campaign. Alone, we are small. United, we are mighty. Together, #WeAreOraLee.

Total Raised
$140.50
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Epsilon Lambda

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$1,850.33
Goal Amount
$25,000
Go to ERIC WILLIAMS

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Alpha Jam 3-V-3 Basketball Tournament

Alpha Jam 3-V-3 Basketball Tournament

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$5,000
Go to Ann Arbor Alphas Ann Arbor Alphas

Ann Arbor Alphas Ann Arbor Alphas

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$459.64
Goal Amount
$1,906
Go to Midwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Midwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Midwestern Region Fundraiser VP Ronald Stovall Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$6,902.92
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Western Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Western Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$1,178.81
Goal Amount
$50,000
Go to Southern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Southern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$172.45
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Eastern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Eastern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$7,899.33
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Southwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Southwestern Region Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$3,261.02
Goal Amount
$200,000
Go to Missouri Alphas D. Roath - Dist. Dir.

Missouri Alphas D. Roath - Dist. Dir.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Midwestern Region Fundraiser VP Ronald Stovall Missouri District Director Damon Roath Welcome, On behalf of the Missouri District of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. I personally thank you for your generosity and support which will make cancer treatment accessible and affordable, including many in the varied communities we serve worldwide. Every chapter in the Missouri District is supporting this cause by our engagement and support of our cities, schools, family and friends. This is a bit personal to myself and many in MO due to Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green being a St Louis native and the fact that cancer has impacted multiple family members for many of us. Your donations are appreciated as it may allow fathers, family, friends, fraternity members, mothers, daughters, sons, brothers; a better quality of life, if not life itself! Join us today to reach for better outcomes tomorrow! We shall transcend all! Gratefully, Damon Damon RoathMissouri District DirectorMidwestern RegionAlpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$133.32
Goal Amount
$7,000
Go to HHL Chapter Alpha Phi Alpha

HHL Chapter Alpha Phi Alpha

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Kazh Hall

Cancer affects many of us – about 8.8 million people die from cancer each year, worldwide. Our family, friends, colleagues or even ourselves, with the best care, can be subjected to harsh side effects, lengthy treatment durations, prohibitive costs and limited accessibility. Now there’s a better way! The Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation is prepared to save lives, using a new revolutionary technology developed by founder, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green. Dr. Green’s patent-pending cancer treatment completely eliminates tumors in mice, in just 15 days, after a single 10-minute treatment, without side effects! The Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation’s purpose is to translate Dr. Green’s groundbreaking cancer treatment out of the laboratory and into hospitals where people need it most. Every day, we receive requests from desperate cancer patients (and their loved-ones) who have been sent home to die. Knowing that our treatment could save their lives, it is heartbreaking to tell these patients “no” when we have the technology but not the funding to say “yes.” Help us say “yes” and save lives… Be one of the 300,000 people we need to donate $100 in order to reach the goal of $30 million to cover the costs of clinical trials and FDA approval. 300,000 people x $100 = $30 million goal! Join our efforts and support our fundraising campaign by donating $100 today or $10 a month, and “Become a Fundraiser” to help us reach 300,000 people by setting up your own personalized donation page! Our plan, with the support of our team of oncologists, is to begin clinical trials 12-24 months after reaching our fundraising goal. All donations are tax-deductible! Please share our page on social media to increase awareness of this campaign. We have the capacity to save lives. With our revolutionary technology, we can. With your help, we will change the way cancer is treated and save lives. Together, #WeAreOraLee.We also accept offline donations. Please make checks payable and mail to:Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, Inc.P.O. Box 11184Atlanta, GA 30310

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Lemar Graham

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$102.56
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Marlon Turner

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$51.28
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Marvin DeJear

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Michael Ferrer

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Nashaun Neal

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Nick Sims

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$100,000
Go to R. A. Mills

Most, if not all of us know someone who has been impacted by cancer. We've heard of the tribulations, the financial burden, the battle for life. However, unless you've personally suffered from cancer, you don't know how the harsh side effects of cancer treatment feel. This is personal; besides my maternal grandmother, I've had an inordinate number of family members, friends, and colleagues directly impacted. Even with the best cancer care, 8.8 million people die each year from cancer worldwide. Not only do this many people die, but the side effects of treatment undergone are so harsh, this can hardly be considered life. Hair loss, depletion of energy, digestive issues, nausea, severe weight loss, deterioration of skin quality... these are all things that severely impact, not only the individual's duration of life but their quality of life. The Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation is on the verge of changing the way cancer is treated and reducing human suffering by providing cancer care that is accessible, affordable and effective. The founder, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a patent-pending cancer treatment that does not show side effects in mice, a preliminary study to humans, and completely eliminates tumors in mice over 15 days after a single 10-minute treatment. The Foundation is confident in its ability to translate this ground-breaking study into a feasible treatment for humans. However, as you can imagine, this is no small endeavor. To develop Dr. Green's treatment for human use requires manufacturing human-grade materials, conducting clinical trials, and seeking FDA approval. This alone is upwards of a $30 million dollar effort. This is why the Ora Lee Foundation needs you. The potential is there, but they cannot manifest this into a viable cancer treatment without your support. This is a personal appeal to Alpha Brothers asking you to support this fundraising campaign by donating, sharing the page on social media, or becoming a fundraiser to increase awareness of the campaign. Alone, we are small. United, we are mighty. Together, #WeAreOraLee.

Total Raised
$102.56
Goal Amount
$2,500
Go to Ramona Young

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Shawn Mitchell

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$112.56
Goal Amount
$1,000
Go to Sigma Sigma ΑΦΑ

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. “I thank Dr. Ward and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$902.51
Goal Amount
$400
Go to Traron Moore

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, the first African American collegiate Greek-letter organization, establishes a historic partnership with a tech-based cancer nonprofit, Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation, to raise cancer awareness and save lives. In July 2019, at the 95th Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® General Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., the Board of Directors voted unanimously to partner with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to save lives and change the way cancer is treated. The goal of the partnership is to raise cancer awareness and funding for human clinical trials. “Everyone has a loved one, or knows someone, fighting this disease. Too many have been impacted and too many lives lost, but this is an opportunity to change that outcome. The more than 200,000 members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® are honored to be the first Greek-Letter organization to join forces with the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation in this fight to save lives,” said Dr. Everett Ward, 35th President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.® Nationally recognized cancer researcher, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, has developed a cancer treatment that completely eliminates tumors in mice in just 15 days after one treatment, without any observed side effects. She founded the Ora Lee Smith Cancer Research Foundation to ensure this treatment will be affordable and accessible. "I thank the General President, the Board of Directors, and the members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.®, for joining our efforts. It takes a lot of courage to be the first and take action on a vision, to go beyond hope. This is a testament to their leadership and commitment to our families, our community, and our future.” said Green.

Total Raised
$0
Goal Amount
$1,000