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Trust is the product.

Philadelphia Is Love is not intended to take custody of designated charitable funds. Direct-routing mechanics remain subject to counsel review.

Philadelphia Is LoveCatch It Early

Trust is the product.

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Funder

A person, family, employer, or institution chooses to give.

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Eligible institution

Designated gifts are intended to route to eligible organizations — not into an undifferentiated event account.

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Purpose

Awareness, earlier detection, research, and connection to trusted resources.

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Impact reporting

Numbers will distinguish goal, pledged, committed, received, routed, and reported — never mix aspiration with money in hand.

A five-year aspiration discussed in the campaign remains an aspiration. It is not “our fund,” money raised, or capital committed.

RECEIVED only updates after a completed gift is confirmed. Aspiration is never shown as money raised.

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Aspiration

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A five-year aspiration discussed in the campaign remains an aspiration. It is not “our fund,” money raised, or capital committed.

RECEIVED only updates after a completed gift is confirmed. Aspiration is never shown as money raised.

Sources & review

Review date 2026-09-02. Campaign figures pending independent medical review. Medical content on this site is educational context, not a diagnosis or a personal prognosis.

  1. Catch It Early 2026 campaign epidemiology appendixDaily diagnosis and mortality projections and younger-adult context as used in the campaign deck. Population-level; not a live feed.
  2. Five-year relative survival, localized vs distant (campaign accountability figures)91.3% vs 16.9% are population-level five-year relative-survival statistics. They do not describe an individual outcome.
  3. American Cancer Society — colorectal cancerPublic education on colorectal cancer.
  4. CDC — colorectal cancerScreening and prevention information from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
  5. U.S. Preventive Services Task Force — colorectal cancer screeningIndependent screening recommendation (including the age-45 conversation). Not medical advice from Philadelphia Is Love.