Ways to Get Involved

At The Lily Foundation, we believe in the power of community to transform lives. Our work is driven by compassion, fueled by knowledge, and made possible through people like you.

Whether you’re a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, or someone who simply wants to make a difference, you have a role to play.

1. Become an Advocate

Join our community of advocates who are speaking up for patients and families during some of their most vulnerable moments. With training, tools, and support, you’ll help others navigate the complex healthcare system with clarity and confidence.

You don’t need to be a medical expert, just someone who cares.

2. Volunteer Your Time or Expertise

We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds: legal, medical, administrative, communications, and more. Whether you can give a few hours a month or take on a special project, your skills can make a meaningful impact.

3. Donate

Your contribution helps fund direct patient support, educational programs, policy advocacy, and outreach efforts. Every dollar goes toward helping families in crisis access the care, information, and empowerment they need.

Give once. Give monthly. Give in honor of someone you love.

4. Partner With Us

If you’re a healthcare provider, hospital, law firm, or nonprofit, we want to collaborate. Together, we can improve outcomes, close equity gaps, and provide coordinated care for patients who need it most.

5. Share Your Story

Stories create change. If you’ve experienced medical trauma, a missed diagnosis, or felt lost in the healthcare system, your voice matters. By sharing your story, you can help others feel seen and help shape a better, more compassionate future.

To share your story, please use the Contact Us form and select “Share My Story” as the subject.

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Take the First Step

YYou don’t have to do everything. Just something.
Reach out, raise your hand, and let us know how you’d like to be part of this movement.

👉 Join Us Today (link to Contact Us form)

Together, we can ensure no patient or family walks this journey alone.