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FUNDRAISING PROGRESS

182 Participants. 35 Teams. $11,344.50 Raised.

TOP TEAMS

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Michael's Marchers       ($3,555.00)
  2 - ACS Mission Marchers       ($1,550.00)
  3 - We Share the Care       ($1,432.50)

TOP PARTICIPANTS

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Mary Martin ($1,830.00)
2 - Sapphire Individual Fundraising Club Level

N Messick ($1,550.00)
3 - Jade Individual Fundraising Club Level

Pamela Beirne ($1,432.50)

OUR RELAY PHOTOS

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FIGHT BACK Through Research
THIS YEAR, selected Relay event(s) in our community are offering the unique opportunity to participate first-hand in a landmark new study, the Cancer Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3).The American Cancer Society will be enrolling people into CPS-3, a long-term study that will help researchers better identify the lifestyle, environmental, and genetic factors that cause or prevent cancer. Please spread the word and visit the Cancer Prevention Study-3 website to find an enrollment location near you and for more information about how to participate in research today for a cancer free tomorrow!

2012 Relay For Life of Olmsted County

Friday, July 13, 2012
University Center Rochester

Relay For Life News

Casual Friday!

There were several companies in Des Moines that held "Jeans Days" to support local Relay For Life this year. Here is how they did it...

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Relay For Life Fundraising Passes Goal

Supporters of this year’s American Cancer Society Relay for Life of Jackson County had reached their $30,000 fundraising goal before . . .

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Legislatures Call For Additional $1.29-per-pack Cigarette Tax (MINNPOST - MN)

“A tobacco price increase is one of the best ways to reduce smoking and keep these deadly products beyond the reach of youth,” said Matt Schafer, Minnesota state government relations director.. . . .

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