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on your journey with sarcoma.

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We strive to improve the lives of people affected by sarcoma.

To help you find connection and trustworthy information, we offer resources and a safe place to learn and share.

Join us for all of the fun and support some great causes at Sully’s Run in Jupiter, Florida on October 26th!

Sully’s Halloween 5K honors the memory of Lauren Sullivan, founding Executive Director of the Pearl Mae Foundation, who died of Follicular Dendritic Cell Sarcoma.  Sully’s Run will not only support the Pearl Mae Foundation’s mission of helping senior citizens in Florida’s Palm Beach County, Martin County and beyond, but it will also raise money on behalf of the Sarcoma Alliance.

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Here are some other good places to start:

See the New Patient Guide

If you feel lost, overwhelmed, and unsure of what to do first, see this guide to help you on your journey as a new patient.

Join a Support Group

No journey should be walked alone. Find online or in-person groups to connect with.

Find a Sarcoma Center

Consulting with a sarcoma expert is critical. Here is a list of centers around the world to help you find one in your area.

Get an Expert Opinion

Our generous donors ease the cost of seeking an expert second opinion from a seasoned sarcoma physician.

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Why We Exist

When our founder, Suzanne Leider, was diagnosed with sarcoma, it took four years before she met another sarcoma survivor. That’s too long.

Realizing sarcoma patients were underserved, she founded the Sarcoma Alliance in 1999 with the words “guidance, education, and support” in her head.

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