Brenna works directly with patients to fill gaps in their care with The Do Cancer Program. She partners with practitioners, donors, and industry experts to bring complete cancer care to those who need it. Brenna runs Do Cancer as a tribute to the legacy of her friend Shenell Malloy, alongside her sister, cancer survivor Aidan Morris.

Aidan was diagnosed with cancer two months after Shenell, becoming Do Cancer's first unofficial patient. Together, they transformed their shared experience into a mission: to create an organization that provides whole-person healing and support for anyone facing cancer. Aidan finds purpose in connecting with patients, helping them find personalized coping strategies, and supporting healing beyond treatment.

Shalia helps lead Do Cancer’s financial strategy and day-to-day operations while advancing the organization’s mission to provide free concierge support and healing resources to individuals facing cancer.Inspired by the vision of her late sister, Shenell Malloy, Shalia is committed to making sure no one has to navigate cancer alone. She saw firsthand what cancer does, not only to the person going through it, but to everyone standing beside them. Today, Shalia still personally assembles and mails every Healing Kit sent through Do Cancer, making sure each one reaches someone who needs a little extra care and support during their cancer journey. Do Cancer started as an idea between sisters. Shalia’s role now is to help carry that vision forward, making sure the organization continues to reach the people who need it most while staying true to the heart it was built on.

Bill Malloy's connection to Do Cancer is personal. It was started by his late wife, Shenell, who died of brain cancer — and who understood from the inside what most people never see: that the care around cancer treatment often breaks patients and families. Bill carries that mission forward, working to fund complete cancer care at no cost to the patients who need it. LinkedIn.