Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

Cancer doesn’t wait. Neither should support.

Midtown Manhattan hosts the national headquarters of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, a non-profit that has shaped blood cancer research and patient care for decades. Their office anchors a network of chapters across the country, funding clinical trials and offering financial aid to families navigating diagnosis. While the organization operates nationwide, its presence at 475 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10017 serves as a hub for advocacy, education, and fundraising efforts that ripple far beyond the city limits.

Blood cancers remain among the most complex and underfunded diseases, yet progress continues—often quietly. The society’s work spans free educational resources, peer support groups, and travel assistance for patients traveling to specialized treatment centers. Local volunteers and staff collaborate with hospitals and researchers, turning donations into breakthroughs that change survival rates. The fight isn’t confined to lab coats or conference rooms; it’s in community walks, school fundraisers, and the stories shared between survivors and those still in treatment.

For anyone seeking guidance, the society’s helpline offers a direct line to trained specialists. A call to (212) 376-7100 connects patients, caregivers, and donors to programs designed to ease the burden of treatment costs, emotional stress, and logistical hurdles. Whether it’s a question about clinical trials or financial aid, the team provides clear, compassionate answers without the runaround. Directions to the office can be found on the map for those who prefer face-to-face conversations.

You don’t have to face this alone—someone’s always ready to pick up the phone.