Community Events
Health fairs, festivals, awareness events and neighborhood gatherings.
Bringing hope wherever we go.
The HopeMobile takes metastatic cancer education, conversation, connection and compassion directly into communities. Every stop is an opportunity to listen, answer questions, connect people with resources, and remind patients and families that they are not alone.

The HopeMobile goes beyond cancer-center walls—into the places where people live, work, gather and already have trusted relationships.
Health fairs, festivals, awareness events and neighborhood gatherings.
Faith communities, local organizations, businesses and other familiar places.
Taking clear cancer information and meaningful connections closer to people who may have fewer nearby resources.
A HopeMobile stop can lead to the Survivor Line, FRIENDS, biomarker education, TrialMagic, RoadMaps and other Say YES to Hope resources.
From Alabama to Arizona and across Texas, the HopeMobile is taking conversations, resources and hope directly into communities.

Every stop looks a little different because every community is different. What stays the same is the invitation: come in, ask a question, take a resource, make a connection, and leave knowing there is somewhere to turn next.

People arrive with different diagnoses, different questions and different needs. We listen first. Then we help connect the dots—from treatment and testing questions to clinical trials, practical resources, peer support and the right people to call next.
The HopeMobile creates room for people to explore trusted cancer information, learn about Say YES to Hope resources and talk through what may matter next.

The HopeMobile is made to move—and made to make it easier for someone to ask the first question. Sometimes that conversation becomes a biomarker question. Sometimes a clinical-trial search. Sometimes a second opinion. Sometimes it is simply hearing, “You are not alone.”
Start the conversation with Say YES to Hope.
CALL 1-877-937-7478Sometimes the person who most needs an answer is not sitting inside a cancer center. They may be at a community event, beside a family member, or simply trying to decide whom to trust. HopeMobile brings the conversation closer.