Lyfe Group Philanthropy & Community Impact

Lyfe GroupNorth America

Lyfe Group supports stem cell transplantation and experimental therapeutics at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. With contributions exceeding $3M, our philanthropy efforts propelled Sylvester’s stem cell transplant unit into one of the finest and fastest-growing programs in the country.

Stem cell transplants have given hope to thousands of cancer patients by bolstering, and even replacing their immune systems, to fight cancer or recover from chemotherapy. Funding also enables Sylvester to recruit additional world-class physician-scientists to their renowned team of cancer experts.

Lyfe GroupLatin America Division

Lyfe Group Latin America provides scholarships to young graduates from the Caribbean region, who are leaders with outstanding academic performance, and have the potential and motivation to complete their studies and contribute to their communities, but face economic difficulties.

Other initiatives include the support of children’s foster homes that provide a shelter to children with cancer. Interdisciplinary groups formed by psychologists, educators, doctors, nurses and nutritionists, offer treatment and economic support. Extensive medicinal cannabis research and development are ongoing, to find cures for children suffering with severe encephalopathies

Our Commitment to Making a Difference

For more than 30 years, Lyfe Group has focused on innovations that help improve quality of life. Our philanthropic efforts extend that mission beyond capsule manufacturing by supporting scientific advancement, education, healthcare, and communities throughout the Americas.

“We are very grateful to Lyfe Group for their support of research at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. Their very generous and consistent funding has helped us save lives through research innovations, recruitment of outstanding faculty, and advances in new immunotherapy approaches to cancer, that use the patient’s own immune system to prolong life and in some cases, cure cancer.”
Dr. Stephen Nimer MD.