Hey cancer batter, batter! Hey cancer batter, batter! Grab your cancer-fighting mitts and take the field for the Striking Out Cancer Challenge!
Raise $200 online, through a linked Facebook fundraiser, or through our FUNdraising App from June 1 through June 8.
One person's fight is never one person's fight. #ItTakesAllOfUs to fight #cancer. Join the fight today by talking to your doctor about getting screened.
Visit https://t.co/ldVH96KJn1 to learn more. #CrucialCatch@NFL @Dev_Still71
Colorectal cancer disproportionately affects the Black community with African Americans being about 20% more likely to get #colorectalcancer & about 40% more likely to die from it than most other groups. Learn more: https://t.co/mC33jFnIuL
Tickets are available for sale for $12 a piece and of that $7 goes back to your fundraising if you are registered for our event. Stop by the American Cancer Society to get your preorder sheet and information Monday through Friday. https://t.co/28QnsHHN1m
Evening of Hope is an event that aims to bring together past, present, and future supporters of the American Cancer Society for an evening of hope, celebration and education.
Please join your local American Cancer... https://t.co/H1bWqlS1hb
Itโs time to start selling tickets to our Purple In The Park Ems Game. Here is the pre-sell sheet for you to keep track of your tickets sold. Make sure to take a copy for yourself before turning them in. You get... https://t.co/8bSsEmvQxr
Tomorrow at 6pm is our March meeting, we will be at 123 International Way. We are talking about fundraising, come and hang out. Bring friends and fun fundraising ideas. 80โs costumes are welcome! See you tomorrow!
Watch this video about Colorectal Cancer Screening. Your fundraising dollars help fund research that can make some of the screening methods a reality and accessible. https://t.co/OfjZtllcwM
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. In the U.S., colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women, with an estimated 145,600 people expected to be diagnosed in 2019. It... https://t.co/6DR22n8wih
Click the link below to read about the signs and symptoms of Colon Cancer. Talk to your primary care doctor if you have any questions or concerns. https://t.co/gO5axeo8SM