It started with

Bobby ...

"He had a lot of

unfinished business..."

Bobby's uncle, Tom Finegan, donates proceeds of his book to benefit I'm Not Done Yet

Amplifiers: How Great Leaders Magnify the Power of Teams, Increase the Impact of Organizations, and Turn Up the Volume on Positive Change. 

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The Blood Drive turned 20, and collected 82 units of blood!

2021 PIKE Shave & Buzz crushes 2021 goal - bringing the total raised to almost $450,000 since 2016

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FREE Virtual Experiences
for AYA CANCER patients

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Why Adolescents and
Young Adults?

Imagine feeling lost, afraid, and alone during one of the most important and stressful points in your life. Each year approximately 90,000 adolescent and young adults (AYA ages 15-39) are diagnosed with cancer, and the future they had once planned for is dramatically altered. Currently, few comprehensive resources are available to help AYA cancer patients and survivors meet their unique psychological, social, and emotional needs. At a time when their peers are advancing their education, careers, and families, AYA cancer patients and survivors face time away from school and work to facilitate treatment and recovery. They often feel an intense sense of loss of their once busy lifestyles, experience social isolation from their peers, face challenges to education and career advancements, have concerns about relationships and fertility, and are overwhelmed by the daunting financial burdens they face. I'm Not Done Yet provides AYA's dealing with cancer the support and tools they need to adapt their once busy lifestyles to fit the complex challenges that arrive after a diagnosis and into survivorship. By bringing together wellness and psychosocial support programs and resources that are specifically geared towards this AYA population, I'm Not Done Yet improves wellbeing and quality of life.

It all
started
with 
bobby

Bobby Menges recognized and experienced a critical gap in care and support for adolescent and young adult patients.  He devoted time and energy to address this void throughout his own cancer treatment. He's not done yet and neither are we!

what 

we stand

for

I’m Not Done Yet believes that every young patient deserves support as they transition from childhood through adolescence to adulthood.  Our goal is to make sure that happens.

what

we're

doing

Medical Research... supporting

labs studying AYA sarcomas

Academic Research... studying the transition

of care needs across medical disciplines 

Space... funding dedicated, appropriate spaces for AYA patients

Programs... addressing the emotional and psychosocial needs of AYA patients

BOARD

OF

DIRECTORS

Young Adult advisory board