

FIGHTING FOR ZERO CANCER AND DISEASE STARTS HERE
Eliminating toxic exposures. Empowering communities. Saving lives.

OUR STORY
Fight for Zero is a nonprofit founded by cancer survivors who uncovered a heartbreaking truth: their water was contaminated. Today, we fight to prevent cancer and disease by eliminating toxic exposures in our environment.
Our mission is simple: educate, empower, and protect. Through science, outreach, and community support, we help families understand environmental risks and take action toward healthier lives.
Together, we’re fighting for zero toxic exposure, zero preventable disease, and zero families left behind. Join us in fighting for zero toxic exposure, zero preventable disease, zero families left behind.
OUR IMPACT AT A GLANCE
500+
Water and soil samples tested for toxic contaminants in affected communities
200+
Educational workshops, town halls, and advocacy events held
1,200+
Families supported with resources, care packages, and health advocacy
100%
Of public donations go directly toward research, outreach, and family support
Small Donations Make a Bigger Impact
Our mission is to fight for zero cancer and diseases by preventing harmful environmental exposures. We are committed to creating a future where everyone can live without fear of exposure to dangerous toxins. Come and support our cause. Together, we can safeguard our precious natural resources and build a brighter future for children.

COMMUNITY HEALTH REGISTRY
Your Story, Our Data, Shared Impact
Cancer survivors launched this grassroots health registry to better understand how toxic exposures affect our health. By gathering real stories and data from the public, this project empowers communities and drives change.
Your contributions have:
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Informed environmental research and risk assessments
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Supported medical guidelines on toxic exposure
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Advanced disease prevention efforts
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Shaped environmental health policies nationwide
Together, we’re turning personal experiences into powerful evidence for a healthier, safer future.