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2012 Fountain Valley Relay for Life: Together, We Can Defeat Cancer

 
SUBMITTED LEANNE CABRAL
ADVOCACY CHAIR FOR FOUNTAIN VALLEY RELAY FOR LIFE
 
  The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network is the nonprofit, nonpartisan sister advocacy organization of the American Cancer Society.  ACS CAN is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major public health problem through issue campaigns and voter education aimed at influencing lawmakers and candidates to support laws and policies that will help people fight cancer.  ACS CAN does not endorse candidates and is not a political action committee (PAC).
You Can Be Empowered
  Conquering cancer is as much a matter of public policy as scientific discovery. ACS CAN is leading a nationwide grassroots army that advances the cancer community’s interests at all levels of government.  ACS CAN’s determined advocates put a face on cancer and work to ensure that the 10.5 million survivors of this dreaded disease are seen and heard by lawmakers and elected officials.
  Are you one of the countless Americans whose life has been touched by cancer? ACS CAN empowers you to take actions that save lives.  ACS CAN builds on the more than 90 years of excellence of its sister organization, the American Cancer Society.  As the Society’s advocacy and lobbying arm, ACS CAN provides the muscle necessary to bring attention to issues related to research funding, access to quality care, prevention, early detection, and treatment.
  ACS CAN also helps voters make informed decisions by serving as a trusted source of information about candidate positions on cancer-related concerns and on key issue campaigns like enacting smoke-free workplace laws across the country.  ACS CAN gives hope and power to everyone who cares about cancer and wants their government to act. Together, we CAN make our voices heard. Together, we CAN defeat cancer www.acscan.org .
  For more information about the Fountain Valley Relay visit www. fountainvalleyrfl.org


Annual UMB Fountain Valley Relay for Life

Chili Cook-Off Fundraiser Friday

 The Annual UMB Fountain Valley Relay for Life Chili Cook-Off fundraiser will be held from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Friday at all six local branches including the Fountain Valley Banking Center at 502 Security Blvd.
  “These are stiff competitions so stop by and get your lunch for $5, judge the bankers’ chilis and help support a great cause,” said Frances Braun, Fountain Valley Relay for Life Chairperson.

 

Cancer is Nacho Friend- Relay for Life Fundraiser 

announced by Fountain City Staff

City of Fountain

Relay for Life Fundraiser

Nacho Bar

Friday, February 10, 2012

City Hall Lobby @ 11:30 am to 1:30pm

All proceeds will go to American Cancer Society

For more information contact Rosa McCormick 719-322-2019 or Darlene Baker 719-322-2024

 

 

Fountain Valley became a settlement in 1859 (founded by pioneers Tom Owens and Amos and Mary T Terrell.) They were soon joined by a third family, Mathias and Barbara Lock. Also founded in 1859 were Colorado City, Denver, Golden and Central City. The locals established a charter in 1871 and incorporated in 1903. Fountain is the oldest incorporated town in the Pikes Peak Region.

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In October, 1958 Carl H. Wiese and Helen Kay Larson co-founded a small community newspaper, then known as Security Advertiser, serving the communities of Security, Widefield and Fountain and surrounding areas; published by Shopper Press, Inc. 

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