
Early Detection Saves Lives. Show your support today.
SknVue,® a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created to promote awareness and educate the importance of early detection.
Your donation supports our ability to provide sunscreen to community and sporting events and school presentations, as well as execute a general campaign on the importance of skin cancer awareness and prevention across the United States. No amount is too small to donate!
- Sunscreen
- UV Bracelets
- UV Stickers
- Onsite Presentations
- Resource Materials
During every hour spent on the golf course, recreational golfers can receive 3.5 to 5.4 times the amount of UV radiation exposure needed to cause sunburn. That’s a serious amount of skin-damaging rays. All this excessive UV radiation can lead to skin cancer, a disease that affects more than 3.5 million Americans every year, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. In fact, one in five Americans will develop skin cancer by the age of 70, so it is especially critical to educate youth early about the importance of skin cancer prevention.
We are focused on combatting skin cancer like never before with for-ward-thinking education, boots-on-the-ground skin cancer testing programs, unique strategic partners, cutting-edge technology, and lots of heart.
There is profound complacency and a lack of understanding about skin cancer. We NEED to change that NOW to help save lives.
- 1 in 5 Americans will get skin cancer before the age of 70.
- Skin cancer is the most common cancer and the most curable if found EARLY.
- It is also the most preventable with lifestyle choices.
- COVID-19 has delayed many from routine medical care, especially dermatologists.
- Through SknVue education, resources, and technology, we empower individuals to manage their own skin wellness and become allies in our fight against this insidious disease. Health experts warn that skin cancer is a ticking time bomb and an explosion of new cases during the pandemic because even less people are making an appointment to see a dermatologist to get checked.
Thank you for your commitment to helping us spread the word on skin cancer prevention!