WHITE AISLE FOUNDATION INC

Help fund research that leads to more effective treatments and, ultimately, a cure for melanoma.
Raise awareness about melanoma, its treatment, its prevention, and its early detection.
Support retraining for young women in Cambodia who have been sold into the sex trade.

Organize fundraising events and activities.
Provide literature about melanoma and sunscreen product samples at all fundraising events.
Use web site, newsletter, and social media to spread awareness about melanoma.
Collaborate with other organizations to build shade structures on playgrounds and athletic fields.
Work in coalition with other melanoma organizations to raise awareness and advocate for public policies that promote sun safety.
Raise funds for Daughters of Cambodia via a designated Google One Today project.

We have a dedicated volunteer Board of Directors as well as other community volunteers to help us carry out our mission.
We are a member of the Melanoma Action Coalition, a nationwide organization of more than 25 community-based melanoma foundations who provide mutual support, share information, and work together to raise awareness about melanoma, its prevention, and its early detection.

We have consistently met our fundraising goals for each of the years we have been in existence.
We have established a melanoma research endowment in Rebecca's name at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
We have maintained attendance and public support at our fundraising events, and increased attendance at some events.
We continue to attract new followers on social media.
We continue to increase our networking activities: Our president serves on the Steering Committee of the Melanoma Action Coalition and has helped organize and facilitated the Coalition's three annual meetings as well as its first fall conference in October 2017.
We have worked each May to help promote Melanoma Awareness Month. Last year we helped promote the National Council on Skin Cancer Prevention's Don't Fry Day campaign. In 2016, we helped publicize the Melanoma Foundation of New England's Skinny of Skin training program for beauty industry professionals.
We are part of Maryland's Save your Skin coalition, which is working restrict the use of tanning beds by young people under the age of 18 in the state.
We have sent a check each year to Daughters of Cambodia to support its work.