Dear Steve, That little whirl of pink ribbon — what does it mean? Strength. Bravery. Determination. Hope. The will to fight, to honor, to remember. Whether you wear a pink ribbon or one of a different color, no matter what your cancer story might be, were all part of the same fight. We all share one goal: to end breast cancer and every form of cancer, and save the ones we love from pain. No organization in America is doing more to fund the fight against cancer than the American Cancer Society. No one. Our challenge to you: help change peoples lives today and finish the fight against cancer tomorrow. Donate by Oct. 31. Youve already made a real difference as a supporter of the American Cancer Society. Since our research programs began in 1946, weve played a role in nearly every major cancer research breakthrough — including advancements in mammograms, prevention, and chemotherapy. Your gift today also provides a host of services cancer patients desperately need, right when they need them, for free. A place to stay when treatment is away from home. A ride to doctors appointments. One-on-one support as families navigate the uncertainty and difficult decisions following a diagnosis. Thanks to people like you, anyone in this country can call us — anytime, day or night — and get help when they need it. Thats a remarkable thing to be part of. Please dont miss this chance to help cancer patients during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Make a gift right now. Across the country, people like you are taking action against cancer this month. Were all in this together. Thank you for being part of this journey, Your American Cancer Society DONATE NOW Visit us on | cancer.org
Posted on: Mon, 27 Oct 2014 22:18:57 +0000
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