We’re looking for powerful organizations who are committed to championing health equity in underserved communities. Keep scrolling to learn more.
Who Can Be a
NOWINCLUDED Partner?
Partnering with us means showing up for our communities who have long been overlooked. As a NOWINCLUDED partner, we’ll help you connect, engage, and make an impact that matters.
You could be a:
Healthcare system
HBCU
Local nonprofit
Employer wellness program
Barbershop and beauty salon collective
Research site network
Sorority or fraternity
How We Work With Partners
Community Connect Tour
Together with MMRF and community organizations, we’ve been traveling state-to-state to bring multiple myeloma awareness to those most impacted by the condition: underserved communities.
Check out the highlights from our visit to Philadelphia’s West Oak Lane Senior Center!
Photo from the 'Rx Connect' focus group
Focus Group
We conducted two focus groups to gain insight into the opportunities, barriers, and essential elements for successful community pharmacy-based patient engagement.
NOWINCLUDED launched a creator studio during Black Health Connect 2024 to hear directly from doctors, nurses, and public health professionals about the barriers to care for Black communities.
Black Health Connect attendee, Brittney, shares how she overcomes obstacles to healthcare.
More Partners
Wynning Foundation is a credentialed, compliant mental health organization actively serving underserved communities and improving outcomes. Founded by Wynn Sarden, a 2x lymphoma survivor and thriver, the organization offers services to treat anxiety & depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD and more.
Byrd Cancer Foundation effectively assists individuals battling cancer by connecting them to vital support and resources. Founded by Dr. Nia Bailey, DPA, M.A.Ed., and a patient herself, the organization ensures that all relevant information reaches those in need, guiding them towards the resources necessary to fight their battle against cancer.
We Can Win Foundation advances advocacy for prostate, breast, and other cancers that disproportionately impact underserved communities, with a particular emphasis on African American men and families. Founded by Dr. Eddie Wright, a reverend and prostate cancer survivor, the organization fosters authentic, community-centered conversations that promote awareness, education, early screening, and timely detection.
Black Women In Clinical Research (BWICR) was created by Danielle Mitchell in 2019. BWICR is a network of Black women and allies who are interested in a career in clinical research or currently working in the industry. They come together to educate, empower, support, and help women thrive in the clinical research industry.
The AIP BIPOC Network was created to bridge the gap between autoimmune and chronic illness care and equity. Their mission is to ensure that diverse voices, lived experiences, and cultural contexts guide how prevention, care, and wellness are understood. They work to transform systems while helping individuals find healing, access, and belonging.
We Can Win Foundation: We Can Win Foundation advances advocacy for prostate, breast, and other cancers that disproportionately impact underserved communities, with a particular emphasis on African American men and families. Founded by Dr. Eddie Wright, a reverend and prostate cancer survivor, the organization fosters authentic, community-centered conversations that promote awareness, education, early screening, and timely detection.
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