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Millions of people just like you have found meaningful ways to give back with the American Cancer Society. Read their stories and discover how you can make a difference and feed your passions through volunteering.
Commercial photographer Fernando Decillis chose the American Cancer Society for volunteering because it’s people-centered. He says, “I wanted to help tell the stories of people who benefit from the work the American Cancer Society does.”
Cancer advocate Erica Frazier has a unique perspective on volunteering. She believes the American Cancer Society chose her instead of the other way around.
Deborah George-Feres became a skill-based volunteer with the American Cancer Society to give back and to honor her mother, who died from cancer. For Deborah, the best part about volunteering is the people she meets.
College student Belinda Qu enjoys giving back to her community as a ride coordinator for the American Cancer Society Road To Recovery® program in Nassau County.
A childhood friendship inspired Perry Reed to volunteer with the American Cancer Society Relay For Life program. Perry is now a national volunteer who helps cancer patients through advocacy.
Annie Salgado, a Look Good Feel Better® volunteer and cancer survivor, helps others dealing with appearance-related side effects of treatment.
Volunteering for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network℠ (ACS CAN) has been a lasting experience for Aroona Toor as she works with legislators to make an impact in the fight against cancer.
Find inspiration, hope, and support in volunteer stories about other people whose lives have been touched by cancer.