As part of our fundraising efforts for American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer - San Diego, our employees raised funds for the opportunity to sink one another in a dunk tank. It was a day full of fun and laughter! Every donation and every dunk helped raise funds for an incredible cause, and we’re proud to stand together in support of breast cancer research and awareness. #AceRelocation #MakingStrides #BreastCancerAwareness #DunkingForACause | Ace Relocation Systems, Inc.

Last chance to enter*! Donate at least $10 for a chance to win a trip to #SBLVIII with airfare, lodging, and other exclusive perks. Your donation will help provide cancer screening resources in underserved communities through the NFL’s Crucial Catch initiative. Donate today at cancer.org/superbowl. *NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. and D.C., age 18 (19 in AL and NE, 21 in MS). Void outside the 50 U.S./D.C. and where prohibited. Sweepstakes

Patients like Erin depend on cancer research for better outcomes. Help us continue funding lifesaving work. | American Cancer Society

Donating your car, boat or other vehicle can help end cancer as we know it, for everyone. Learn more today! | American Cancer Society

The American Cancer Society Cancer Facts & Figures 2025 report is here with data detailing the current cancer burden in the US, progress that’s been made, and what preventive steps you can take to help reduce your cancer risk. Deep dive into this report to equip yourself, health professionals, educators, and policy makers with discussion points to effectively advocate for people facing cancer: cancer.org/statistics-2025 | American Cancer Society

To outsmart cancer, we learn as much as we can through long-term studies that uncover evidence about what causes and prevents cancer. bit.ly/2WOld1r | American Cancer Society

“To know that I was benefiting from women that had been in clinical trials and researchers that had been doing lab research to create this drug, when cancer was nowhere near on anything in my radar or how it would affect my life, was just amazing.”​ Rachel was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in April of 2015. Rachel’s goal is to make sure that cancer research does not stop.​ Groundbreaking research is made possible in part by donations to the American Cancer Society. Thank you. cancer.or