
Sarcoma Advocacy Weekend
Now more than ever, the sarcoma community needs to unite and advocate for change. With the current administration proposing cuts to vital programs that support sarcoma research and patient care, it’s crucial to make our voices heard.
Join Sarcoma Foundation of America (SFA) in Washington D.C. this July for our Advocacy Weekend (July 17th-19th). This impactful weekend will include:
Sarcoma Community Advocacy Day: Meet with elected officials to share your story and advocate for increased research funding and improved access to care for sarcoma patients.
Education Day: Learn about the drug development process and how advocacy plays a vital role in making new treatments accessible to sarcoma patients.
Awards Dinner: Celebrate sarcoma advocates and our representatives who amplify our voices on Capitol Hill.
National Race to Cure Sarcoma: Join us at the Lincoln Memorial for our premier run/walk event, raising awareness and funds for sarcoma research.

Wear Yellow Day
Wear Yellow Day is an annual event encouraging individuals to wear yellow - the official color for sarcoma awareness - to show solidarity with those affected by sarcoma. Participants are invited to share photos of themselves, their families, friends, and even pets wearing yellow on social media to amplify awareness. #WearYellowDay

Light Up for Sarcoma
Every year, SFA, volunteers and other members of the sarcoma community reach out to buildings, monuments, and other locations asking them to light their exteriors yellow in support of sarcoma awareness. This year, several downtown Rochester buildings will be lighting up in support of sarcoma awareness, including The Metropolitan, The Legacy Tower and 3 City Center. Come downtown with friends and family for dinner or a drink, and take a moment to snap some photos of the glowing skyline. Share your pictures online to help spread awareness and show your support for those battling this rare cancer. Together, we can shine a light on sarcoma and make a difference.

Sarcoma Strong Picnic in the Park
This event supports the Sarcoma Foundation of America (SFA) to fund rare cancer research, advocacy, and patient support.
What to Expect:
Amazing Raffles
Cornhole with Prizes for Top Teams
Delicious Food and Local Treats
Supports Rare Cancer Research
Free Family Friendly Picnic Fun
Ways to Help:
Play Cornhole – Register a Team ($50 per team)
Donate – Every dollar counts
Sponsor – Support a board, prize, or team
Share – Spread the word to raise awareness
Attend the Picnic – Stop by, enjoy the food, and show your support (no tickets or registration needed. Just let us know you’re coming by clicking “Going.”)
Whether you play, cheer, or picnic—your support makes a difference. Let’s show Brian and others facing sarcoma they are not alone.