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Group of four people wearing matching "Warriors" shirts with green awareness ribbons, sitting together in a living room and holding up fingers to represent a milestone related to blood cancer survivorship. The image highlights family support, lymphoma awareness, and the strength of the blood cancer community.

Geoff

Burkitt lymphoma (BL)

Three individuals stand together on a stage at a Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Student Visionaries of the Year event, with one holding an award plaque and another holding a bouquet of flowers—highlighting recognition, advocacy, and community impact in the blood cancer awareness and fundraising community.

Andrew

diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL)

A person standing beside a brown horse with a white facial stripe holds a lead rope in an outdoor paddock under a bright blue sky. The horse wears a blue halter, and the scene conveys calm companionship while supporting blood cancer awareness through human–animal connection.

Siri

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Copilot said: Person riding a road bike at high speed through a curved, tree-lined road during an organized race, wearing a bright green cycling kit with a visible race number, highlighting strength, endurance, and active living in the blood cancer community and survivorship awareness.

Ethan David

Family member and advocate

A young child stands indoors on a hardwood floor wearing a lavender dress, colorful socks, and a pink head wrap. The portrait highlights a moment of confidence and individuality during a blood cancer experience, capturing the resilience of children and families navigating treatment, recovery, and survivorship. This image reflects hope, strength, and everyday life affected by pediatric blood cancer.

Kelly

Family member and caregiver

Copilot said: Two individuals tandem skydive high above a rocky desert landscape, suspended beneath a parachute system against a clear blue sky—capturing a powerful moment of courage, freedom, and living fully beyond blood cancer diagnosis and survivorship.

Tiffanie

T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma (T-LBL) and leukemia

Copilot said: Family of four stands together on an outdoor deck overlooking a city skyline and water, wearing matching advocacy shirts including “Dear Jack Foundation” and “I wear purple for my dad,” highlighting awareness, support, and community connection in the blood cancer community.

Lyndsey

Family member, caregiver, advocate

A visitor standing near the Colosseum in Rome smiles in the sunlight, wearing glasses and a beige patterned top with a black shoulder strap. The ancient stone arches rise behind them against a clear blue sky, capturing a travel moment while raising awareness for blood cancer through inclusive, human‑centered storytelling.

Joan

double-hit lymphoma (DHL)

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