Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians is partnered with YesRx to bring resources that support Tribe members with cancer and their families.

This work is dedicated to supporting Tribe members with access to free cancer medication, ways to easily donate unopened cancer medication, and resources to support navigating a cancer diagnosis.

Don’t delay care. Cancer is scary enough, it’s okay to ask for help.

We need your help.

Together we are creating cancer resources for the LTBB community that reflect, represent, and support the LTBB community.

No more stock photos. Be a familiar face featured in LTBB educational resources to help others feel less alone and scared.

15-minute photography sessions will be held on Friday, August 21 from 10am-2pm at the Health Clinic during the LTBB Health Fair

Community Resources

Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians is partnered with YesRx to offer resources that support Tribe members with cancer and their families.

  • YesRx helps Michigan residents who have a cancer diagnosis and need help getting their cancer medication or supportive medication prescription.

  • YesRx and LTBB of Odawa Pharmacy work together to get the medication to tribe members for free.

  • YesRx helps individuals who have sealed, unexpired cancer medication that is no longer needed donate the medication to other people in Michigan.

For More Information: Visit or Call LTBB of Odawa Pharmacy 231-242-1750

Click on image for print ready flyer.


Learning Tool

This interactive tool explores how Mother Earth is impacted when cancer medication is thrown away and ends up in our waterways. Researchers are just beginning to understand this disruption. Click the image to begin on the journey of medication waste entering waterways and what happens to the water ecosystem over time.


Video Library

Learn from these videos why LTBB is partnering with YesRx to make sure no LTBB tribe member goes without the cancer treatment they need. Tribal members help others understand the importance of donating unused medication when it is no longer needed.


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