We didn’t set out to start a foundation, we set out to find each other.

Five people standing on a wooden balcony, facing away, overlooking a river and mountainous landscape.

A diagnosis of Small or Large Cell Neuroendocrine Cervical Cancer changes everything. It is one of the rarest and most aggressive forms of cervical cancer, leaving many women and their families searching for answers, specialized care, and someone who truly understands what they are facing.

Lifted Through Hope Foundation was founded by women whose lives have been forever changed by this disease. As survivors and advocates, we know firsthand the fear, uncertainty, and isolation that can accompany a rare cancer diagnosis. We also know the incredible hope that can be found through community, compassionate physicians, groundbreaking research, and people willing to walk alongside you.

Our foundation exists to ensure that no woman faces this journey alone.

We are committed to connecting women around the world with a community that understands, raising awareness of these rare cancers, and providing funding that supports life-changing research and innovative clinical trials. By partnering with physicians, researchers, hospitals, patients, families, and supporters, we strive to help advance the future of care for women diagnosed with Small and Large Cell Neuroendocrine Cervical Cancer.

But our mission extends beyond research. We believe every woman deserves to feel seen, heard, supported, and empowered.  From the moment of diagnosis through treatment, survivorship, and beyond. Whether providing encouragement, sharing trusted resources, or fostering meaningful connections, we are building a community where hope is stronger than fear.

Our vision is a future where every woman has access to specialized care, every physician has the resources needed to provide the best possible treatment, and every family knows they are not walking this road alone.

Together, we are lifting one another through hope; because while this cancer is rare, no woman should ever have to face it alone.