LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center
LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center is revolutionizing cancer research, treatment, and outcomes in Louisiana. When you donate, you are making a direct investment in a healthier Louisiana and in our research that elevates the quality of cancer care everywhere.
The growing, expert team at LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center is developing world-class, multidisciplinary cancer care and clinical research programs driven toward NCI designation for Louisiana. This urgent, crucial endeavor is part of LSU and LCMC Health’s shared commitment to transforming healthcare in Louisiana.
Your support makes our work possible and improves the lives of millions of people, both locally and globally.
Why Donate to LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center?
There are nearly 30,000 new cases of cancer in Louisiana each year.
Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in Louisiana.
Donations to LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center go directly toward cancer research and
care in Louisiana.
Donate Now
If you would like to make an immediate impact, please consider making a donation online.
You are also invited to make a gift over time — at the pace and level that best fits your giving plans — via our secure giving form.
Other Ways To Give
Other ways to give include:
Phone: (225) 578-3811 OR 1-800-452-7928
Mail:
LSU Foundation
3796 Nicholson Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Volunteer With Cancer Crusaders
Cancer Crusaders is a non-profit, completely volunteer organization that raises funds for cancer research in the New Orleans area. Since its incorporation in 1976, Cancer Crusaders has raised over $5 million toward cancer research and treatment in Louisiana.
Learn more about volunteering with the Cancer Crusaders
AI Copeland Foundation
The Al Copeland Foundation (ACF) has partnered with LSU LCMC Health Cancer Center to support and expand an innovative, robust cancer program benefiting cancer patients in Louisiana and the Gulf State Region.
Survivor Stories
At the time of diagnosis, cancer survivorship begins. The stories of cancer survivors inspire, educate, and create bonds among those impacted by cancer and those dedicated to reducing the burden of this disease.