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Why This March Matters More Than Ever
Colorectal cancer was recently named the #1 cancer for people under 50 — ahead of projections by five years!
Despite how common, stigma and access delays the urgency for early screening.
It’s one of the most preventable cancers, so this March we're moving beyond awareness.
New to CRC Awareness? Start By Taking the Be Seen Poop Pledge
Want to Lead CRC Awareness in Your Community? Host A Be Seen Poop Party
Ready to Advocate for CRC Awareness? Join Our MOVE Challenge in April
If you’re just starting to learn about your risk for colorectal cancer, begin with the easiest step: take the Poop Pledge. You’ll receive our Poop Planner—a simple guide to understanding your risk, uncovering your family health history, knowing what questions to ask your doctor, and and following through on your commitment to Be Seen.
Ready to Advocate for CRC Awareness? Join Our MOVE Challenge in April
Want to Lead CRC Awareness in Your Community? Host A Be Seen Poop Party
Ready to Advocate for CRC Awareness? Join Our MOVE Challenge in April
If you’re familiar with the risks of colorectal cancer—or have been personally affected or know someone who has—walk with us. Commit to walking 1 mile a day for 30 days this April to help reduce cancer risks or recurrence and remind us all to put our health first while raising awareness and funds for CRC along the way.
Want to Lead CRC Awareness in Your Community? Host A Be Seen Poop Party
Want to Lead CRC Awareness in Your Community? Host A Be Seen Poop Party
Want to Lead CRC Awareness in Your Community? Host A Be Seen Poop Party
If you’re ready to champion colorectal cancer awareness in your community, host a Poop Party. Make prevention a conversation—invite friends, family, or coworkers to normalize talking about gut health and conquer the fear of a colonoscopy together. When you host, you have the chance to help more people get screened and save lives.
Be Seen Exists to End This Preventable Disease By:
Turning awareness into early detection — and early detection into lives saved.
BE SEEN guides people from curiosity → clarity → screening → follow-through, closing the gap where too many young adults are currently lost.
Your support helps BE SEEN save more lives through early detection, education, and bold national campaigns.
What makes us unique?
Be Seen is the only survivor-led nonprofit built exclusively to eradicate death by colorectal cancer in people in their 20s, 30s, and 40s — using a proven, scalable model that transforms awareness into measurable, life-saving action.