Protect Your Skin Today, Prevent Skin Cancer Tomorrow - One Shade at a Time
SPFCR
SPF Cancer Research
SPFCR, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is dedicated to increasing awareness about the widespread occurrence of skin cancer and offering assistance to those impacted by this disease. Our primary objective is to minimize the harmful effects of radiation on individuals, including those residing in underserved communities, by providing them with protective products. Through educational initiatives and community outreach, we aim to empower individuals to proactively manage their skin health and safeguard themselves against the devastating consequences of skin cancer. Our overarching vision is to foster a world where skin cancer no longer poses a significant threat to individuals or communities.
Our Most Recent Awareness Video
Skin Cancer is the most common type of cancer, affecting more than 3 million Americans a year. Although it is treatable, it’s still important to understand the four main types of skin cancer and how to prevent it.
12500 +
SPF 30+ Sunscreen Products donated
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Sun
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Million with Skin Cancer Yearly
8.0
Billion People on Earth for Us to Protect
Most Recent Activities
Our team partnered with National Cancer Society Malaysia and helped detect cancer risk in people in Ipoh, Malaysia!
Passed out sunscreen at Aquatic Park Bleachers
The founder met with Lily Mei, the Mayor of Fremont, who supports SPFCR!
Skin Cancer
Facts & Statistics
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More than 2 people die of skin cancer every hour.
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Skin cancer holds the top position
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25 000 new cases of melanoma were diagnosed worldwide
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57 000 people died from the disease
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Spending more than 4hours increase the risk
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80-90% skin cancer caused by ultraviolet radiation
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13% say they use sunscreen on, 53% say they use it sometimes,
and 34% rarely or never put on sunscreen
Upcoming Events/Projects
HSP 3.0 +++ BUKIT BENDERA
17th April 2024
9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m
Implement SPFCR sunstation on Fremont Park
Project to install sunscreen dispensers as part of a national public health campaign.