What does FCF mean in CANCER

Fibrolamellar Carcinoma is a rare form of liver cancer that is difficult to diagnose and treat. It tends to affect young adults between the ages of 15-35 and is characterized by tumor growth in the right side of the liver.

FCF provides support to patients and their families, promotes education on Fibrolamellar Carcinoma and increases awareness of this rare disease. Additionally, they raise money through events such as galas and runs to help fund much needed research on this type of cancer.

There are various ways you can get involved with FCF. You can make a donation online or through events such as the annual Gala or Run for Resilience 5K race. Additionally, you can sign up for email updates and become an ambassador for the cause by spreading awareness through social media channels.

For more information about Fibrolamellear Carcinoma, please visit our website at www.fibrofoundation.org or reach out to our team directly via email at [email protected] for any additional questions you may have related to Fibrolamellear Cancer or our foundation's mission.

Yes! You can also volunteer your time by participating in fundraising activities such as planning or attending events; sharing stories on social media channels; participating in outreach programs; advocating for policy change; finding corporate sponsorships; speaking at schools and community centers; donating general goods or services; etc.