The Canadian
Cancer society focuses on cancer prevention, information, support, advocacy and
research in hopes that one day, cancer will no long be a problem in our
society. Founded by the Saskatchewan medical association in 1929, this group
has been here to educate Canadians about the early warning signs of cancer so
that is may be easier prevented and treated. The Society funds cancer research
today through the Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute.
What is
Daffodil Month?
For the Canadian Cancer Society, the daffodil is a symbol of strength and courage, saying that there’s no giving up and that we will be victorious in the fight against cancer. Throughout the month of April, volunteers across Canada will work together to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society.
How can I show my support?
Show support by buying a daffodil pin often located at your local supermarkets
Volunteer your time for the Canadian Cancer Society
Spread the word through social media
Become involved in events such as Relay for Life and Golf Fore the Cure
Hold you own event!
More info on Canadian Cancer Society and Daffodil Month: http://www.cancer.ca/
For the Canadian Cancer Society, the daffodil is a symbol of strength and courage, saying that there’s no giving up and that we will be victorious in the fight against cancer. Throughout the month of April, volunteers across Canada will work together to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society.
How can I show my support?
Show support by buying a daffodil pin often located at your local supermarkets
Volunteer your time for the Canadian Cancer Society
Spread the word through social media
Become involved in events such as Relay for Life and Golf Fore the Cure
Hold you own event!
More info on Canadian Cancer Society and Daffodil Month: http://www.cancer.ca/
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