The Enright Melanoma Foundation (formerly known as the Joseph E. Enright Foundation) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to raise sun safety awareness in New Jersey and to help prevent melanoma through education and early detection. 

Accomplishments: 

  • Education - Taught prevention, early detection and care of melanoma cancers through workshops and lectures across New Jersey to over 3,000 individuals and camps in 2012
  • Materials:  Provided over 3,000 packages of sunscreen at community pools in 2012
  • Outreach:  Sponsored lectures by some of New Jersey’s most distinguished scholars on skin cancers
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  • Got Skin? Then you need to know that:
  • Melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer
  • The lifetime risk of developing melanoma is 1 in 53
  • Melanoma is the most common cancer among young adults, ages 25-29
  • Melanoma is the 2nd most common cancer in adolescents & young adults, ages 15-29
  • An estimated 68,130 men and women will be diagnosed with and 8,700 men and women will die of melanoma of the skin in 2010 (source: National Cancer Institute)
  • Early detection dramatically increases the survival rate for patients with melanoma
  • Protection from the sun is the best way to prevent melanoma
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Enright Melanoma Foundation
P.O. Box 519
Summit, NJ 07902
Telephone: (908) 464-0277
Email: info@enrightmelanomafoundation.org
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Another chilly, drizzly day here in NJ with a UV Index of a LOW 2.
Drizzly day here in NJ 10/9 with a UV Index of a low 2.
As a cancer patient, I can certainly relate to this. Small victories. http://ow.ly/edwqV
Soggy, but safe day with a UV Index of a LOW 1 today, 10/4
10/3 in NJ the UV Index is a MODERATE 3.
Skin Cancer STINKS, but Hope SOARS! http://conta.cc/S8tPqU
This is disgraceful. What do you think? http://ow.ly/dYRHc
9/22/12 in NJ the UV Index is, once again, a HIGH 6 today.
9/21/12 in NJ the UV Index is a moderate 4
Wet & sloppy day today 9/18 w/ a UV Index of a LOW 2. http://ow.ly/dNkD1
Gorgeous day today wit a UV Index of a HIGH 6. 1.5 hours to sunburn. Sunscreen please. http://ow.ly/dLsRx
We seem to be locked in a holding pattern of a UV Index of a HIGH 6 lately. Get out and enjoy the sun, but safely! http://ow.ly/dJFOu
9/14/12, another beautiful day in NJ before a rainy weekend. Today's UV Index remains a HIGH 6. SUNSCREEN! http://ow.ly/dI7BT
Great turnout for the Joseph E. Enright Foundation's 14th Annual Golf Invitational. Thanks to all of our golfers, sponsors and volunteers. Super day. Pictures to follow.
Wealthy women 6 times more likely to develop melanoma.http://ow.ly/dGjN6
9/12/12 in NJ the UV is a HIGH 6. Your skin can begin to burn in about 15 minutes. Wear sunscreen! http://ow.ly/dEpwO
A beautiful day in NJ today, 9/9/12 with a UV Index of a HIGH 6. http://ow.ly/dzMt9
Couldn't agree more. Cancer never seems to just "go away." http://ow.ly/dxwjH
Saturday, 9/8/12, in NJ the UV Index is a MODERATE 5. If you're at the pool, however, w/ UV rays reflecting off concrete & water, the index DOUBLES to a VERY HIGH 10. http://ow.ly/dyT5B
Gonna be a nice day with an UV Index at a HIGH 6. Slip, slap, slop & wrap = protect yourself today! http://ow.ly/dxpNC