Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month - November 2026

This year's campaign titled "See Me. Hear Me Support Me. Stand With Me." was created by Canadian patients and healthcare professionals in our Patient Advocacy Coalition.

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November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. This year, we're asking Canadians to do more than raise awareness. We're asking you to stand with us.

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This year's campaign is especially meaningful because it was created by the very patients your donations help support.

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See Me. Hear Me. Support Me. Stand With Me.

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Developed by Craig's Cause Pancreatic Cancer Society's Patient Advocacy Coalition, which brings together Canadians affected by pancreatic cancer and healthcare professionals, this campaign reflects what patients want Canadians to understand about living with this disease.

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Throughout November, we'll bring each statement to life, dedicating one week to each message:

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  • SEE ME. See the person, not just the diagnosis.
  • HEAR ME. Listen to patients' voices, experiences, and what matters most to them.
  • SUPPORT ME. Understand the practical, emotional, and financial support patients and families need.
  • STAND WITH ME. Turn awareness into action and help change outcomes.

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These aren't just campaign slogans. They are the voices of people living with pancreatic cancer.

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We invite you to watch our campaign launch video, featuring the faces and voices behind this important message: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/44Bd8vMKaY4

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Your Donation Can Change Their Story

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This November, stand with patients and take action. Help us provide support Canadians facing pancreatic cancer.

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Our goal this month is to build 10 financial assistance awards for patients.

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For patients and families navigating this disease, financial barriers can add another layer of stress during an already difficult time. These grants will help provide practical financial assistance to patients who need it most.

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Here's how you can help us reach our goal:

  • SHARE our Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month campaign on your social media. Help amplify patient voices and reach more Canadians.
  • DONATE to help provide real, practical financial support to patients who need it.
  • CHALLENGE your friends, family, and colleagues to donate and spread the word. Encourage them to match your donation or contribute to the goal.
  • FUNDRAISE in your own unique way and rally your network to help us reach $10,000.

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Every share expands our reach. Every donation brings us closer to supporting another patient.

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100% of your donation stays in Canada, supporting pancreatic cancer awareness, healthcare education, patient support, and Canadian-based research.

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This November, don't just hear their stories. Stand with the patients behind them.

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To everyone who has donated, volunteered, participated in an event, or shared our mission: thank you.

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The patients who created this campaign are among the very people your generosity helps us serve. Your support makes their voices louder, their challenges more visible, and meaningful change possible.

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See Me. Hear Me. Support Me. Stand With Me. Your donation can change their story.

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Will you stand with them? 💜

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Real People. Real Stories. Together, we can Change the Outcome.

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💜 Donate here: bit.ly/pancreaticcancermonth

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Insights That Drive Progress

News, stories, and updates from across the pancreatic cancer community.

Joignez-vous au combat Contre le cancer du pancréas

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En vous joignant, vous contribuez à faire avancer l'espoir et la guérison pour les patients atteints d'un cancer du pancréas
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