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Welcome one and all! We are delighted that you have joined us in the fight against cancer. Click here to learn how YOU can make an impact in one quick week! Click here to learn how these donations make a difference.
Thanks to all Richmond Relayers and donors. Remember, we're Relaying until Purple Week in March so it's not too late to ask your friends and family to support us in the fight against cancer.
Click here for a reminder on the contest rules for our drawing for a FREE BEACH WEEK HOUSE! And speaking of incentives, remember that the Relayer who raises the most online in the months of November and December will win a Relay suitcase full of Relay gear!!
Click here to read Judy Hodges' story. Judy is a freshman at University of Richmond and she's a survivor. This is why Judy Relays, and survivors - like Judy - are why WE Relay!!
Have you ever wanted to spend the night with all of your closest friends? Do you want to have fun while making a difference? The American Cancer Society Relay For Life® is your chance to meet new people, make lasting friendships, and join the fight against cancer.
To watch a short video about Relay For Life on college campuses across the Nation, click on the image above.
Relay For Life® provides an opportunity for everyone involved to raise funds and awareness to support the American Cancer Society’s lifesaving mission, but Relay is much more than a fundraiser. It's about joining students and others across the globe in a worldwide movement to end cancer. It’s about being a campus and a community that takes up the fight!
Learn more about Relay For Life® , learn how you can Show Us Your HOPE,and gather your friends, spread the word, and help change the course of cancer!
Why We Relay - A Story of Hope
Kristin Bridgmon, a cancer survivor and senior at Clemson University shares her story of hope as an inspiration for all of us to continue the fight.
Cancer and I have a long history together. Sixteen years before I was born my Grandfather died from leukemia. During the first few years of my life both of my grandmothers were diagnosed with breast cancer, one survived and is still with us today, but one did not. For a while we didn't hear that word again until...read more of Kristin's story.
