Work the Track at Relay
Your Relay For Life event is the one day of the year when everyone is together. Use this guide to work the track the night of your event to thank
Your Relay For Life event is the one day of the year when everyone is together. Use this guide to work the track the night of your event to thank
Use this resource to promote the accomplishments of the 2024 Nationwide Community Fundraising Leadership Team.
This resource includes an overview of Event Leadership Team (ELT) meeting suggestions/guidelines as well as a set of customizable meeting agendas.
Making Strides Regional lead role position description. Updated information coming soon.
Relay For Life event volunteers can use this guide to find ways to share the Take Back Your Day message with their teams and participants.
It is important to set healthy, obtainable goals for your events to be successful in the coming year. This document is to be completed in partnership with the RFL Event
Event leadership teams can use this document to plan their goals for their local event.
The primary responsibility of the advocacy lead is to recruit ACS CAN (American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network) members and engage Relay For Life participants in fighting back through advocacy
Utilize this guide to plan a kickoff for your Relay For Life event that fits your community.
Hosting a Making Strides Against Breast Cancer fundraiser is easy! You just need a little inspiration and a little organization. This document can help you plan and implement your fundraiser.
ELT leads and/or staff are encouraged to use this packing list in planning with the entire Event Leadership Team to ensure everything is packed for the Day Of Event.
The American Cancer Society Volunteer National Campus & Youth Engagement Team has developed the Two-Year ACS Chapter Checklist as a powerful resource for student leaders committed to ending cancer as