Creighton Colleges Against Cancer

You still have time! Register for Relay For Life TODAY and raise $250 online before October 30 to win your gray hooded longsleeve t-shirt! Register at relayforlife.org/creightonune or on the ACS Fundraising App.

We are stronger together.
For the first time ever, join all American Cancer Society event participants in a critical nationwide challenge to fund the future of cancer research and patient support. Sign up at relayforlife.org/creightonune and raise $250 online between Oct. 1-30 and earn a gray Relay hooded T-shirt.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
In the U.S., cancer is the second leading cause of death in children under age 15. Learn the facts about childhood cancer and what the American Cancer Society is doing to help children with cancer not only survive but thrive at cancer.org/childhood.

T-shirts for sale! If you are registered for Relay, check your email for a message from [email protected] containing a unique link you can use to purchase and sell shirts. Share this link with family and friends! For every shirt purchased, about $15 will be credited to your fundraiser. Your unique link must be used to receive credit.

Ordering ends July 10, 2020!

*if you aren't registered for Relay, you can register now and your unique link will be sent to you. Register here: relayforlife.org/creightonune

Research shows that the LGBTQ+ community faces a disproportionate burden of cancer and more barriers to access health care. Read more at cancer.org.

Cancer Facts for Le***an and Bisexual Women Studies suggest that le****ns and bisexual women get less routine care than other women, including cancer screening. Here you can learn about the cancers that women are most at risk for, as well as how to detect these cancers early and reduce your risk.

"Diversity is a core value for the American Cancer Society and the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network; inclusion and equity are critical to our mission. As organizations deeply committed to addressing health disparities, we recognize that health equity cannot be fully achieved without equity in all aspects of American life."

Click here to read the American Cancer Society's statement regarding diversity, inclusion, and equity in America.
http://pressroom.cancer.org/releases?item=908&fbclid=IwAR1QKxAKH3cIQ7JcVldVZdn5-XXawZWgL7ekSOjaCvNijLDGo4R7-tl8gDc