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Maggie Powell Maggie Powell alwasy supported advocacy work, but took her volunteerism to the next level with ACS CAN right after Celebration on the Hill. She became an ACT Lead with ACS CAN in 2010, the Vice State Lead Ambassador in 2021 and State Lead Ambassador in 2023. She

Kim Lindgren Kim Lindgren has volunteered with ACS CAN since 2012 and has been involved with Relay For Life since 2003. Outside of her involvement with the American Cancer Society, Kim enjoys all things Disney and dreaming of her next trip to Walt Disney World. Why is being an

Liza Fues Want to join me in the fight against cancer? Fill out this form to sign up to be an ACS CAN volunteer in Maryland.

Catherine Standiford Catherine Standiford has been a volunteer with ACS for 10 years and for ACS CAN for 6 years. She is the owner of the Cancer Rehabilitation Centers which is located in Sandy, Utah. Her clinic provides Physical Therapy for Cancer Survivors. Advocacy is important to Catherine both

Tina Atchison Tina Atchison is an HR Manager with GE Vernova and has been involved with ACSCAN since 2009 and ACS since 2005. In addition to holding multiple positions on the event leadership committees for Relay for Life of Ft Bend County and Relay for Life of Katy W

Tina Atchison Tina Atchison is an HR Manager with GE Vernova and has been involved with ACSCAN since 2009 and ACS since 2005. In addition to holding multiple positions on the event leadership committees for Relay for Life of Ft Bend County and Relay for Life of Katy W

Brittney Block Brittney Block has been involved with ACS CAN since 2017 and with ACS since 2016. Brittney began her cancer advocacy work within Relay For Life Memphis as the area’s Advocacy Chair. She became an ACS CAN ACT! Lead thereafter and has created strong relationships with her local

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Paul Adam Paul Adam is from Woonsocket and has been a volunteer with ACS CAN since 2018. He is a former Relay for Life of Northern Rhode Island volunteer. He served as the event Co-Chair for two years. Why are you a cancer advocate? While I personally have