New Ambassadors: Welcome to the ACS CAN Team!

Here you will find all the information you'll need to be successful in your volunteer role, whether you've been here for five days, or five years!

To get you started here are some actions you can take:

• Review our Legislative Ambassador Welcome Training Video on the roles and responsibilities of ACS CAN ambassadors. You may have viewed this as part of your orientation, this is here as a refresher for those that would like it. 
• Familiarize yourself with the Connecticut ACS CAN web page at FightCancer.org/CT

• Join ACS CAN on Social Media by following us on:
  • Facebook by going to Facebook.com/ACSCANCT
  • Twitter at @ACSCANCT

Download the Volunteer Engagement Calendar

Legislative Ambassador Guidebook: 

Below is the generic (non-congressional district focused) version of the Legislative Ambassador Guidebook.  The Guidebook is intended to be a resource for Legislative Ambassadors as they learn and grow into their new volunteer role.  New Legislative Ambassdors will review the Guidebook with their ACT! Lead as part of their ACS CAN training.  Please feel free to review the Guidebook before your training.  However, we caution you that without the context of the training, the Guidebook may be overwhelming.

Full Legislative Ambassador Guidebook

Guidebook by the Section:

• Welcome
• Legislative Agendas
• ACS CAN information
• ACS Infomation
• Tools and Resources
• Fundraising & Membership
• Media
• Legislative Relationships

Important information for all current ambassadors:

Volunteer Position Descriptions.

ACS CAN Informational Sheet

become a member here

ACS CAN Report Back Form- Track your volunteer activity to give ACS CAN valuable insight into your work.  

Additional Ambassador Resources:

National Volunteer Homepage

Relay For Life Resources

College and Youth Relay For Life Resources

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Resources

For more information call Natalie Shurtleff at 203-572-2995  or email at [email protected]