Event Experience Committee
Use this example for the event experience side of the Leadership Structure. This does not include the Executive Ambassadors side of the structure.
Resource Category: Event Logistics
Event Leadership Structure
Example of an overall event leadership committee structure for your event.
Making Strides Timeline 2024
2024 Making Strides National Timeline
Strides on the Go
Let’s hit the pavement LIVE together coast to coast!
RFL Ceremony Best Practices
Included are best practices for the Opening Ceremony, Luminaria Ceremony, and Closing Ceremony as well as additional options for the Spirit of Relay ceremony and caregiver recognition. Also included are
ACS Continuum Line Activity
After hosting your event, it’s important to look back at the participants’ feedback and your committee’s opinions of how the event went. The positive or negative experience a participant has
Logistics Lead Role Description & Responsibilities
The logistics lead is primarily responsible for providing a safe, comfortable, and seamless experience for all Relay For Life participants. Individuals in this role are organized and pay strong attention
RFL Power Hour Guidebook
Power Hours are a way to focus your Day of Event fundraising towards specific patient programs and services that the American Cancer Society provides. For each hour, you can encourage
RFL Luminaria Layout (Hope to Cure)
Some events choose to light their Luminaria at dusk to set the mood for the actual ceremony. If you are using this option, consider lighting Luminaria in the shape of
Luminaria Ceremony Guide
The Luminaria Ceremony is a ceremony of remembrance and hope. It is a way to honor cancer survivors or those who have lost the battle to cancer with luminaria bags