Join Team Stupid Cancer – the nation's first running team organized to exclusively support the young adult cancer community and the mission of the I'm Too Young For This! Cancer Foundation. Guaranteed entry into the 2012 NYC Half-Marathon! (depending on availability)
YOUR TSC REGISTRATION INCLUDES
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Team pasta dinner on Saturday, March 17th
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Race Registration (does not include bib fee*)
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Race shirt and hat
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Assistance setting up a personalized website on CrowdRise.
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Necessary organizational tax and financial information
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Form letter for potential supporters (if necessary)
YOUR TSC RESPONSIBILITIES
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Commitment to raise a minimum of $1,500/each
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Responsibility for the $117 (member) or $128 (non-member) NYCRR fee
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Requirement to provide credit card information as a personal guarantee.
NOTE: If your fundraising efforts do not exceed $1,500 by April 1, 2012, your credit card will be the charged for the difference. In all other instances, it will not be charged.
The Stupid Cancer Show won "Most Innovative Use Of Social Media" at the 2011 Stay Classy Awards in San Diego on Saturday, September 17th. This prestigious honor only further solidifies our broadcast as a paradigm shifting media platform in healthcare. Thank you to Stay Classy and the thousands of fans out there who voted for us and made this possible![Website]
After attending an advanced screening, and with permission from Summit Entertainment, Matthew Zachary is proud to share his official "he's not a film critic" review of the game-changing cancer comedy flick, 50/50[StupidCancerBlog]
Writer Edward Winstead of the prestigious NCI Bulletin (a publication of the National Cancer Institute) recently sat down with i[2]y CEO Matthew Zachary to get the low down on what he's got up his sleeve for the growing young adult cancer movement [NationalCancerInstitute]
The Stupid Cancer Road Trip—sponsored by Volkswagen—came to a fantastic end to kickoff the OMG! Cancer Summit. Check out the finale video! 
After attending an advanced screening, and with permission from Summit Entertainment, Matthew Zachary is proud to share his official "he's not a film critic" review of the game-changing cancer comedy flick, 50/50 
