Breakthrough Cancer Care Commitment

At the Clinton Health Initiative in New York City on September 24, The Max Foundation and its partners announced a breakthrough cancer care commitment to double their impact and reach 100,000 patients annually by 2030.

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Accelerating health equity

At The Max Foundation, we deliver medication, technology, and services to patients facing cancer and other critical illnesses, focusing our energy on those no one else is helping.

We believe that we can prevent unnecessary suffering and premature death – and because we can, we must.

Revolutionizing treatment access

Since 1997, The Max Foundation has served more than 100,000 people living with cancer worldwide. Together with our partners, we provide access to life-extending medication in over 80 countries – at no cost to patients, for as long as they need it.

Creating practical solutions

Our team is involved in every step of the process, from working with pharmaceutical companies to providing one-on-one support for patients, which allows us to identify and address possible barriers. One of these solutions is our in-house, real- time patient management system that allows us to track each person’s treatment lifecycle.

A holistic approach to treatment

The Max Foundation and its partners provide more than medicine. That includes transportation vouchers, education assistance, helping set up patient support groups, connecting people with resources in their area, and more.

Working together to strengthen health systems

Effective partnerships are the best way to ensure people receive a timely diagnosis and effective treatment. Our network includes hundreds of healthcare professionals and medical institutions.

Our Work

Our Impact

A Ripple Effect

Helping just one person living with cancer can impact entire communities.

I am now living a normal life and enjoying my cycling, and gardening, and forgetting about CML, I only remember that I am a patient when it’s time to take my medication.

Onward is a 45-year-old farmer living in Zimbabwe with his wife, Tabeth, and their four children. In 2014, he started feeling weak and losing weight, and noticed he couldn’t cycle as far.

Onward

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Max News

  • Clinton Global Initiative

    The Max Foundation (Max) and its Partners Unveil Breakthrough Cancer Care Commitment to Double Their Impact and Reach 100,000 Patients Annually by 2030

    Building on two decades of progress, Max’s ambitious goal will expand its proven, patient-centered model that has already helped more than 100,000 people access treatment Commitment will enhance local health system capabilities to deliver innovative and generic medicines, diagnostics, and treatment in more than 80 low- and middle-income countries Alongside this commitment, Max and Novartis sign….

  • CEO Pat Garcia-Gonzalez was interviewed by The Video Journal of Hematology and Hematological Oncology

    Interviews with VJHemOnc

    At the 13th Annual SOHO Meeting in Houston (Sept 3–6, 2025), Pat Garcia-Gonzalez, CEO of The Max Foundation presented data from our access to CML treatment program, including a treatment free remission support program we have implemented across low-and middle-income countries. After her presentation, she was interviewed by The Video Journal of Hematology and Hematological….

  • Pat's birthday

    Acting with humanity – donating my birthday – supporting cancer patients in Nepal

    Watch webinar on “Overcoming Barriers to Pediatric Cancer Care in Nepal” Last October I had the privilege of visiting Patan Hospital in Nepal on behalf of The Max Foundation. Right then, I knew I would dedicate my next birthday to supporting people in need of cancer treatment in the country by covering the cost of diagnostics….

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