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Volunteer With Us

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Are you driven to make a difference in cancer care equity?

​Join the Alliance for CancerCare Equity (ACCE) as a passionate volunteer dedicated to advancing equitable cancer care in Canada and Ghana. We're seeking volunteers in your community to help organize fundraising activities and support our mission.

Whether you excel in fundraising, social media, or have other valuable skills, we welcome your involvement. Take the first step towards volunteering with ACCE and contribute to transforming cancer care outcomes.

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Join our vibrant community of volunteers across Canada, Ghana, and beyond!:

Join the Alliance for CancerCare Equity (ACCE) as a volunteer and become a vital part of our mission to ensure equitable access to cancer care. By volunteering with us, you'll play a crucial role in supporting patients who need treatment but lack the financial means.

Whether you're passionate about fundraising, social media, community outreach, or have other skills to offer, we have a place for you. Join our dedicated team of volunteers across Canada, Ghana, and beyond, and help us make a real difference.

Take the first step today and be the change you want to see in cancer care equity.

Make a Meaningful Impact with ACCE: Volunteer with us

Volunteering with the Alliance for CancerCare Equity isn't just an opportunity - it's a chance to create real change for cancer patients and their families.

  1. Become a Champion: It's Easy. Express your interest in volunteering as a champion.

  2. We'll list your name on our Champion Campaign page.

  3. Your role is simple: inspire friends and family to visit the ACCE Champion Campaign page, choose your name, and make a donation on your behalf.

Recognition for Your Efforts: All champions who raise $1,00 or more will be honored on our website, recognizing their significant contribution to cancer care equity.

Join Us Today: Make a difference and become a champion for equitable cancer care. Together, we can ensure every patient receives the treatment they need.

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