"Including the Canadian Cancer Society in my will was an easy choice. The legacy I leave will do more good than anything I could give in my lifetime."
- Marie Hiebert, cancer survivor and legacy donor
Today is an exciting time in the world of cancer research. Recent advancements in technology, AI, and global cooperation have yielded incredible discoveries in how cancer is diagnosed, treated and prevented. But these success stories didn't happen overnight. It can take decades for a single idea in a lab to become a life-saving treatment, and gifts left in donor wills have provided consistent fuel since the 1970s.
For generations, legacy gifts have contributed to progress in groundbreaking research, impacting treatment delivery, earlier diagnoses, higher quality of life and improved survival rates for those affected by cancer.
Want to help ignite the next era of research breakthroughs? Pledge today to learn more about leaving a charitable gift to the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) in your will.
The promise you make today may not be fully realized for decades but it will have immediate impact, strengthening CCS' ability to invest in multi-year, sustainable research programs with the greatest potential to save lives. Just as the promises made by previous generations of legacy donors have enabled us to stand at this exciting juncture in understanding, preventing and treating cancer.
Today, you can take the first step towards creating a legacy that will help transform the future of cancer for generations.
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