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The **Gold Anchor Pediatric Cancer Foundation** stands out for several reasons: 1. **Community Engagement**: - We are actively involved in the community, raising awareness about childhood cancer and providing patient assistance. 2. **Awareness and Education**: - The foundation focuses on educating the public about cancer and its impact on children, including the risks associated with diseases like COVID-19 for cancer patients. 3. **Support for Patients**: - We offer support to young cancer patients, which is crucial for their treatment and recovery process. 4. **Fundraising and Donations**: - The foundation engages in fundraising activities to support their cause and help young cancer patients, aiming for a significant goal to ensure they can continue their valuable work. 5. **Local Presence**: - With a base in Maseru, Lesotho, we are positioned to address the specific needs of children with cancer in the region. The Gold Anchor Pediatric Cancer Foundation's commitment to these areas makes it a beacon of hope and support for children with cancer and their families in Lesotho. ??

Being in a Pre-Election Period as a civil servant means that I am very limited in terms of work-related posts I can make (not that I post that regularly anyway!). While I'm hoping there will be updates to make and publications to shout-out in the months following the election, I thought I would take the opportunity to shout-out a personal project my wife and I have been working on. We're both very passionate and enthusiastic about raising money for cancer charities - aside from a few (COVID-19 related) blips, we've done something to raise money every year that we've been together. This year is no exception: We've already done a Race for Life for Cancer Research and we're doing the MacMillan Mighty Hike in a few weeks for MacMillan Cancer support, and will be doing the Ealing half marathon in September. Cancer Research and MacMillan both do amazing work to find and implement new treatments and support people who are battling cancer. Reading our fundraising page there are some statistics on cancer treatment that I hope highlights that, although cancer treatment today is incredibly advanced, there is never room for complacency and a lot of this progress relies on fundraising. And that fundraising relies on everyone else's kindness and willingness to give for a greater cause. If anyone is feeling a stirring need to donate to a great cause, has some spare cash as we approach pay-day, or wants to justify what is turning out to be some quite intense training on our part, please consider contributing on the below link! https://lnkd.in/ecx9Yc2W

??? Stand Up to Cancer Day: Join Us in the Fight Against Cancer! ??? At Vicky Richey State Farm, we believe in the power of unity and collective action. That's why we are proud to support Stand Up to Cancer Day, a global initiative dedicated to accelerating groundbreaking cancer research and treatments. On this special day, we invite you to join us in raising awareness and funds to help eradicate this devastating disease. Here's how you can get involved: 1?? Organize a Fundraising Event: Host a charity bake sale, a virtual run/walk, or a silent auction to raise funds for cancer research. Encourage your employees, customers, and community members to participate and contribute. 2?? Wear Your Support: Show your solidarity by wearing a Stand Up to Cancer pin or wristband. Share pictures on social media using the hashtag #StandUpToCancerDay to spread the message far and wide. 3?? Make a Donation: Consider making a generous donation to Stand Up to Cancer or any local cancer research organization. Every dollar counts and brings us one step closer to finding a cure. 4?? Share Stories of Hope: Encourage cancer survivors, their families, and those affected by cancer to share their stories of hope and resilience. By amplifying their voices, we can inspire others and create a supportive community. Let's stand together on Stand Up to Cancer Day to make a difference in the lives of those battling this disease. Together, we can create a future where cancer is no longer a threat. Join us in the fight against cancer today! #StandUpToCancer #TogetherWeCanFightCancer #JoinTheFight

Cancer. Breast cancer. What a terrible, unforgiving disease. There are plenty of cancers and terrible other diseases that also need attention. But this is one I am personally touched by, and it is cruel to see. The statistics are staggering, and until impacted it's very easy to forget or not realise. I myself become complacent and forget when the medication is working. You forget about the amazing advancements in medicine, science and innovation. And you forget about the lobbying efforts needed to get this medicine on the PBS. We forget, but the patient doesn't. It's time to become less complacent and act to try make a difference, no matter how small. There are already a number of fantastic support networks, such as the National Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc., the Breast Cancer Network Australia and in particular Dreams2Live4 - who provide unique support to adults. These all-need support too, to keep supporting loved ones. This weekend, like many years past, I will be running the Mother's Day Classic Foundation Fun Run in support of my sister who is battling Metastatic Breast Cancer. It's a very small gesture, but I would appreciate any support through donations in the link below, to support her, and to help fight this terrible disease. This is just the start, because it is never too late to do your part in supporting others. ? 1 in 7 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. ? About 1 in 500 men are diagnosed in their lifetime. ? Around 1000 young women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, equivalent to about 3 young women each day. ? In 2023, over 3,200 Australians passed away from breast cancer (including 30-40 males). ? Approximately one woman under the age of 40 is expected to die each week from breast cancer. That’s 9 Australians a day dying from the disease. ? In the last 10 years, breast cancer diagnosis have increased by 21%.

Let's take a moment to talk about → PINK WASHING Did you know that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer? Assuming half of my followers are women, that is over ONE THOUSAND of you. And yet, there is still no cure for metastatic breast cancer. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and over the course of the month companies from around the world plaster their products in pink ribbons. Unfortunately, only a tiny percentage of the "pink" profits actually go to supporting breast cancer related causes and of that only 2-5% go to stage 4 research. The breast cancer community wants to change this. I am a carrier of the BRCA2 gene mutation, which gives me up to an 87% chance of developing breast cancer and 30% chance of developing ovarian cancer (as well as a whole suite of other not-so-fun cancers) in my lifetime. My great-grandmother had breast cancer. My grandmother had breast cancer. My great aunt had breast cancer. And my aunt had breast cancer. And my dad, who passed the mutation to me, developed a rare form of peritoneal cancer and passed away in less than three months. When I had my first breast cancer scare at 25, I made the difficult decision with my doctors to have a preventative double mastectomy. And while I've been able to stay cancer-free, I know I'm one of the lucky ones. While I love the increased awareness for this disease that will impact so many of us, I want to encourage you to be thoughtful about where your donations go. If you or your organization are planning on making a donation this month (which, I hope you do!), I hope you will consider donating to organizations that either directly impact the breast cancer community or fund stage 4 research. If you're looking for a good place to donate, I highly recommend donating to The Breasties Stage 4 Research Fund (link in The Breastie's Profile): https://lnkd.in/ewdDFN55 Know someone impacted my breast or gynecological cancer who could use a little extra support? The Breasties is an all-inclusive nonprofit organization that creates community for survivors, previvors, stage 4 thrivers, and caregivers impacted by breast and gynecologic cancers. This organization has impacted my life in so many ways and I've had the opportunity to meet-up and connect with breasties all over the world. If there was ever a silver-lining to any of this, it's that I get to part of this incredible community and chocked full of all the best people I know. Learn more at their website here: https://thebreasties.org/ https://lnkd.in/eEdq3QYk

If you work in marketing for a cancer charity - this is the webinar for you. ‘Make Digital Work Harder for Cancer’ is a free online event focusing on digital marketing for cancer-related charities. This is the first in our ‘Cause, Cake & Chat’ series. We’ve got Hayley Varlow and Anna Pickering from Target Ovarian Cancer leading a chat on SEO and the challenges around competing with the NHS and USA We'll also have conversation around combating misinformation on social media, and a chat through data security and tracking. There are 15 slots available to join the session - first-come, first-served, and everyone who registers will receive a box of brownies to enjoy too. Join Teenage Cancer Trust, World Cancer Research Fund, Beatson Cancer Charity, and more, to make digital work harder for cancer. To register your interest please fill in the form (link in comments) and we will be in touch! Hopefully see you there, for what will be a genuinely useful session for anyone working in cancer-related charity marketing. #cancer #standuptocancer #cancerawareness #cancerresearch #beatcancer

#Pinktober: Spreading Awareness and Supporting the Fight Against Breast Cancer October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about this disease and support those affected by it. Let's come together to show our solidarity and make a difference. Here's how you can get involved: - Educate Yourself: Learn about the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and the importance of early detection. - Get Screened: Regular mammograms and breast exams are crucial for early detection. - Support a Charity: Donate to breast cancer organizations or participate in fundraising events. - Wear Pink: Show your support by wearing pink on October 1st and throughout the month. - Share Information: Spread awareness on social media using the hashtag #Pinktober. Together, we can make a significant impact in the fight against breast cancer. Let's show our support and empower those affected by this disease.

Join the Fight Against Cancer: Every year, millions of people are diagnosed with cancer, a disease that affects not only the individual but also their loved ones. While progress has been made in treatment and research, prevention remains the most effective way to combat this devastating disease. PANCAN Nashville Affiliate a chapter of #PANCAN is dedicated to reducing the incidence of cancer through education, awareness, and community programs. We believe that everyone deserves a healthy and cancer-free life, and we need your support to make this vision a reality. Your Donation Can Make a Difference Your contribution will help us: - Fund educational initiatives that promote healthy lifestyle choices and cancer risk reduction - Support community-based programs that provide cancer screenings and early detection services - Advocate for policies that prioritize cancer prevention and research Every Donation Counts Whether you can give $10 or $100, every donation brings us closer to a cancer-free future. Your generosity will help us: - Save lives through early detection and prevention - Support families affected by cancer - Advance research and innovation in cancer prevention Donate Today Join us in the fight against cancer. Your donation is tax-deductible and will be used solely to support our cancer prevention campaign. Together, we can create a healthier, cancer-free future for all. *Donate Now* Click on the link Below Thank you for your support! https://lnkd.in/e8i6YqDa

?????Today, February 4th, is World Cancer Day. It's a day to raise awareness of cancer and to encourage its prevention, detection, and treatment. I've known so many people and their loved one's who've been affected by this horrible disease. Everyone has the power to contribute to the fight against cancer. Whether it's spreading awareness, participating in fundraising events, or supporting cancer research organizations... our actions matter. In 9 months, Julie Bedard and I will be running the #NewYorkCity #Marathon ??for the American Cancer Society team, raising much-needed funds for research to help #EndCancer. We'll soon post information about how you can support us, but until then there are many other cancer-related charities you can support to help make a difference: American Cancer Society - https://lnkd.in/ejYpcS-Z Dana-Farber & the Jimmy Fund - https://lnkd.in/eJuXxqec Susan G. Komen for the Cure - https://lnkd.in/euuGJVyh National Breast Cancer Foundation - https://lnkd.in/eKhGVkGJ American Association for Cancer Research?- https://lnkd.in/eHK_7ARv #CancerAwareness #standuptocancer #americancancersociety

The Cancer52 alliance of 110 patient charities has produced a manifesto, which is designed to transform outcomes for people with rare and less common cancers. As a member of Cancer52, Cancer Support UK is proud to support the manifesto, which calls on the next Government to take action to reduce deaths and address the needs of the growing numbers of people with rare and less common cancers. Cancer52https://bit.ly/3JYbxMQ