Support patient information
Help develop, review, translate or share practical resources for people living with pancreatic cancer and their caregivers.
Get Involved
Partner with Us
Bring your expertise, resources or community connections to work that matters.
The Heather Cutler Foundation welcomes conversations with organizations, businesses, researchers and community groups interested in supporting people affected by pancreatic cancer and advancing fairer access to care.
Whether you have a specific project in mind or want to explore where you could contribute, start a conversation with us.
Ways to work together
Contribute research and expertise
Explore collaboration on policy research, evidence review, accessible communication or student learning opportunities.
Provide services or resources
Offer professional skills, technology, printing, meeting space or other practical contributions that support an agreed project.
Mobilize your community or workplace
Explore employee giving, matched donations, community fundraising or support for a defined Foundation initiative.
These are starting points, not fixed packages. Opportunities depend on the Foundation's priorities, capacity and the proposed contribution.
What collaboration could look like
Start with something practical. A useful partnership can begin with one clearly defined contribution:
- A professional team helps improve the accessibility or translation of a patient resource.
- A university department explores a supervised student policy project.
- A business matches employee donations during an agreed campaign.
- A community organization helps share resources with people who might otherwise miss them.
Looking to give your time instead? Volunteer with the foundation. Want to fundraise with your community? Start with Get Involved.
Our standards
Working together responsibly
Partnerships must support the Foundation's mission and respect the people our work serves.
Financial or in-kind support does not purchase influence over our findings, report-card grades, policy positions or editorial decisions. Relevant support and potential conflicts are disclosed.
A partnership never includes access to patient contact information or personal health information.
Recognition, responsibilities, use of the Foundation's name and any agreed deliverables are established before a project begins.
How it works
Tell us your idea. Describe your organization, proposed contribution and what you hope to accomplish.
Explore the fit. Discuss whether the proposal aligns with the Foundation's priorities and available capacity.
Agree on the details. Confirm the scope, responsibilities, timeline, recognition and reporting before work begins.
Let's explore the possibilities
Tell us a little about your organization and the contribution you have in mind. You do not need a finished proposal to get in touch.