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Have you heard about
ACS CAN (Cancer Action Network)? ACS CAN is the sister organization of the American Cancer Society, and their mission is to demand change from
elected officials in Congress and the statehouse with the goal of ending
suffering and death from cancer. The organization’s movement is led by
volunteers who rally together to push for improvements in issues like cancer
funding and access to cancer care.
This year, ACS CAN is inviting you to
join them for their annual ACS CAN Louisiana Day at the Capitol event on
Thursday, May 9th. You will have the opportunity to meet up with other ACS CAN
volunteers from around Louisiana at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge, where you
can discuss issues with our legislators and ask lawmakers to make cancer a top
priority. The event also features an in-depth look at ACS CAN’s advocacy agenda
for the year, a training on how to speak to lawmakers, and free lunch. There is
no cost to attend, but registration is required by May 3rd!
You can register for ACS CAN
Louisiana Day at the Capitol at http://fightcancer.org/ladac.
Contact Alice Williams, the Louisiana Grassroots Manager for ACS CAN, at (251)
295-8974 or alice.williams@cancer.org with any questions about the event.
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