SCF disseminates information via its digital resources, public service campaigns and community programs, including Destination: Healthy Skin.

[9] The Foundation publishes disease prevention, detection and treatment information on SkinCancer.org the Sun & Skin News blog and their annual Journal.

SCF ships posters, brochures, newsletters and Journals to medical offices, health clinics, schools and community centers across the country.

[11] The RV travels around the country and local volunteer dermatologists provide free full-body skin cancer screenings in the towns and cities visited.

Robins Nest, with the help of its patient services navigator, aims to point the public in the right direction and connect them with a carefully curated collection of internal and external resources.

[15] Researchers are invited to submit applications for one-year projects to be conducted in the dermatology departments of medical institutions in the United States.

[22] The event has become a major interdisciplinary and influential Congress for clinicians and basic scientists working in the challenging fields of melanoma and nonmelanoma skin cancer.