At Eyemart Express, for every pair of Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) glasses purchased from July 18 through Aug. 27, $5 will be donated to the cause, aiming to make all cancer patients long-term survivors.

Given the numbers of diversity in clinical trials, regulators and sponsors are trying to broaden the recruitment of people from different racial and ethnic groups. But one thing is missing: a clear explanation of why this is important.

Founded 80 years ago by Hollywood’s biggest names (Goldwyn! Bogart! Crawford!), The Hollywood Reporter’s Philanthropic Organization of the Year empowers celebrity activists to tackle the world’s most daunting challenges.

$5 million sponsorship agreement between Janssen and Stand Up To Cancer aims to boost diversity in early phase clinical trials, helping to fund four groups of researchers across the US working to remove barriers to enrolling more patients, especially in “medically underserved” communities.

Stand Up To Cancer established two teams, the SU2C Lung Cancer Health Equity Research Team and SU2C Catalyst, that aim to improve cancer health equity.

The actor referenced one of television’s most iconic series finales when describing the last episode of “This Is Us.”

“Giving someone your time is probably one of the greatest resources that you have,” says Brown, who is partnering with Mastercard and Stand Up To Cancer to help fund cancer research

Two Boston community centers have each received $25,000 in funding from Stand Up To Cancer to boost awareness and screening efforts around colorectal cancer in underserved communities of color in Suffolk County.