From Financial Assistance to Political Action
When Amy Niles joined the PAN Foundation in 2014, the organization was a financial lifeline—providing grants to help patients afford medications. But she saw an untapped opportunity: what if they could also harness the voices of the hundreds of thousands of patients they served to change the systems that made assistance necessary in the first place? Her answer launched PAN into an entirely new dimension of advocacy work. Today, the organization balances personal patient support with large-scale policy advocacy, mobilizing advocates from every corner of the country to push for systemic change…
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