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Join Us in the Fight Against Cancer

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Live Well. Be Well.

Since 2000, Pink Pony’s mission has been to reduce disparities in cancer care in underserved communities and ensure that access to quality treatment is available to everyone at an earlier, more curable stage. As part of this year’s fight against cancer, we want to inspire a proactive approach to health, including preventative cancer care. When we each take steps, no matter how small, to take care of ourselves and our loved ones, we contribute to creating a life well lived
“When someone we love has cancer, we are all affected—husbands, wives, mothers and fathers, sisters, brothers, and friends. This is our effort in the fight against cancer.”
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The Collection

When you shop the Pink Pony collection, at least 25 percent of each item’s purchase price is donated to Ralph Lauren’s mission to reduce disparities in cancer care and to ensure access to quality treatment is available to everyone at an earlier, more curable stage.
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When you shop the unisex Pink Pony cashmere sweater or Pink Pony ball cap, 100 percent of the purchase price is donated to Ralph Lauren’s fight against cancer.
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A Holistic Way of Living

Six of our friends and cancer survivors reflect on what it means to live well and be well in the fight against cancer

Voices From Ralph Lauren Cancer Centers

As we look back on the last 30 years in our fight against cancer, we recognize the stories, impact, and experiences of our community partners, caregivers, and patients
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Dr. Harold Freeman,
Founder and Chairman Emeritus of MSK Ralph Lauren Center
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Dr. Harold Freeman, known as the “father of patient navigation,” is a cancer surgeon who has had a longstanding career advocating for and advancing access to equitable healthcare. He served as the director of surgery at Harlem Hospital from 1974 to 1999 before he became the founding director of the National Cancer Institute’s Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities. In 2003, he became the cofounder of our first center: Ralph Lauren’s Center for Cancer Care in Harlem in New York City. In 2019, this center was officially absorbed into Memorial Sloan Kettering, becoming the MSK Ralph Lauren Center. He is also a former president of the American Cancer Society and a Professor Emeritus of Surgery at Columbia University. In 1990, the American Cancer Society established the Dr. Harold P. Freeman Award to recognize his extensive work in pioneering the patient-navigation model created to address disparities in access to timely diagnosis and treatment.
“Patient navigation ensures that at the very first indicator of an abnormal finding, and along the entire journey of care, patients are supported by trained navigators working to eliminate any barrier to timely diagnosis and treatment.”
Dr. Harold Freeman
Founder and Chairman Emeritus of MSK Ralph Lauren Center
Memorial Sloan Kettering Ralph Lauren Center
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“We share The Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation’s quest to end cancer care disparities and to ensure access to quality treatment to anyone who needs it.”
Dr. Selwyn M. Vickers
President & CEO,
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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“What sets the MSK Ralph Lauren Center apart is our dedication to treating the whole person. We see our patients in their community and combine innovative medicine with compassionate care.”
Pamela Drullinsky, MD
Director
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“When I became a surgeon in 1979, most people who were newly diagnosed had late-stage cancer. Today, the majority of patients we see are diagnosed with early-stage disease, which is much more curable.”
Henry Godfrey, MD
Breast Surgeon
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“I am here for you, and I will help you every step of the way in your journey.”
Margaret Bediones
Clinical Nurse
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“Having the ability to get cancer care close to home empowers people to stay on top of their health.
Christian Clark
Patient Care Technician
Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention at Georgetown Lombardi
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“Cura Personalis—care for the whole person—is central at Georgetown Lombardi, and we live that every day.”
Dr. Louis Weiner
Director, Georgetown Lombardi
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“It is so important that we provide groundbreaking clinical trial opportunities capable of improving health for all.”
Dr. Lucile Adams-Campbell
Founding Director, Ralph Lauren Center
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“It’s not just about treating patients, but also helping them avoid getting that distressing diagnosis.”
Melanie Nix
Chair, Community Advisory Council
Ralph Lauren Centre for Breast Cancer Research at The Royal Marsden
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“The Royal Marsden collaborates with centers globally to find better ways to diagnose and treat cancer.”
Dame Cally Palmer
Chief Executive, The Royal Marsden
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“It’s just the most extraordinary place—every encounter is compassionate, loving, and kind.”
Emma Campbell
Breast Cancer Patient
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“It’s the place where life changes for people like me, people living with cancer.”
Hasna De Four
Breast Cancer Patient
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“Many of the advances that have started here have become standards of care throughout the world.”
Professor Nick Turner
Head of the Ralph Lauren Centre for Breast Cancer Research, Director of Clinical Research and Development
Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention at USC Norris Comprehensive Center
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“We are proud to join with The Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation in our shared mission to reduce the burden of cancer and cancer inequalities in our region and the nation.”
Dr. Caryn Lerman
Director, USC Norris
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“We are committed to cancer health equity through patient-driven solutions.”
Dr. Chanita Hughes-Halbert
Director, Ralph Lauren Center

Interview With Chris Evert

Inside Ralph Lauren’s Wimbledon suite, the 18-time Grand Slam winner spoke with David Lauren about her mindset as she continues to fight cancer Watch Now
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