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SU2C names five new Health Equity Committee members

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Stand Up To Cancer appointed five new members to the SU2C Health Equity Committee. SU2C established the Health Equity Committee in 2018, a year after it began developing its Health Equity Initiative. The initiative was formally announced in 2020. 

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