GET YOUR COMPANY ON BOARD
Champion the pledge at your company
From the earliest days of the movement, advocates like you have played a critical role in motivating companies to pledge. Whether you choose to approach leadership directly or partner with a senior-level employee as an executive sponsor, we’ve gathered the resources and materials you’ll need to confidently champion the pledge.
Everything you need to start the conversation
Advocating for the pledge can be intimidating if you don't know where to begin. From identifying the right stakeholders to initiating the first meeting, our resources are here to guide you.
Introduction email
Send an email using our pre-populated template to get the conversation started.
Conversation guide
Our helpful talking points can help frame the conversation when you talk with company leadership.
Presentation slides
Use our presentation to educate your team on the who, what, and why of Working with Cancer.
Answers to common questions
We’ve compiled questions you might get from leadership so you feel prepared to answer with clarity.
A tangible first step to rally company leaders
Company leaders are often more comfortable making a public commitment when they have a concrete first step they can quickly put into action, and Time to Screen is just that. Designed as a ready-to-implement toolkit, Time to Screen gives companies practical resources to support employees immediately by helping them prioritize routine screenings and early detection.
The movement your company is joining
Companies of all sizes and industries are joining the pledge, whether they hope to strengthen existing policies or introduce new ones. Letting your leaders know they'll be joining a network of forward thinking organizations can create confidence in the movement.
Real-life impact to strengthen your case
Knowing how workplace support has made a difference in other organizations can help you advocate for the pledge at your company.
1.5X
increase in feelings of support when employees know about their company's benefits before diagnosis1
7/10
employees with cancer say the support they received at work had a positive impact on their recovery1
81%
of employees with cancer felt support received from coworkers was critical to their ability to continue working after diagnosis1
STORIES OF SUPPORT
“I was aware of the support that existed for me from the moment of diagnosis, and that played a large part in getting me through those first days/weeks/months while I tried to process what was happening.”
Claire T., Publicis Groupe Employee

When Claire was diagnosed with cancer, she was relieved to be working for a company that was already part of the Working with Cancer movement. With the support of company leadership and her teammates, Claire was able to take the time she needed while still staying connected to her colleagues. Today, Claire is deeply grateful for her company’s supportive policies, which turned a challenging time into one of connection and encouragement.
Questions you might be asked
It’s likely your leadership team may have some questions about what it means to take the pledge. We’ve compiled answers to common questions so you’re ready to address whatever they want to know.



