Tigerlily Foundation Becomes Newest Partner of the Alliance to Save America’s 340B Program (ASAP 340B)

The Alliance to Save America's 340B Program (ASAP 340B) is pleased to welcome Tigerlily Foundation as the latest addition to the coalition of more than 40 partners. ASAP 340B and its partners are dedicated toward bringing transparency to the 340B program, ensuring that vulnerable patients have access to affordable care.

“Tigerlily Foundation is committed to advancing 340B reform through its partnership with ASAP 340B,” said Lizzie Wittig, Vice President of the HEAL Policy Center of Excellence at Tigerlily Foundation. “340B program dollars are a lifeline for so many cancer patients, and it is important that the program be restored to its original intent to ensure those dollars go towards caring for patients.”

With its focus on oncology and women's health, Tigerlily Foundation will bring critical patient and survivor perspectives to the forefront of 340B reform advocacy.

“ASAP 340B is thrilled to partner with Tigerlily Foundation, a leading advocate for the cancer community,” said Thomas Johnson, Executive Director of ASAP 340B. “This partnership strengthens our commitment to protecting vulnerable patients who depend on the 340B program.”

Learn more about ASAP 340B’s new partner below.

About Tigerlily Foundation

Tigerlily Foundation is a national women’s health and oncology organization providing education, awareness, advocacy and hands-on support to young women (15-50) before, during, and after cancer.

Through their programs, Tigerlily Foundation seeks to educate and empower women of all backgrounds, including those at heightened risk, those facing health disparities, and those with less access to care. They strive to improve the quality of life and end isolation among cancer survivors. Most importantly, they encourage and endeavor to empower women at every stage of their health journey, and to show them that they are not alone, but are beautiful, strong like the tiger and the lily, and that they can be transformed – during and after cancer.