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Setting the Pace to $1 Million Orlando Strides has a goal this year to raise $1,000,000 to Finish the Fight Against Breast Cancer. That looks like a big number but together we can get this done! Here is one way to look at how easy it is to reach that goal. Break the $1 Million down to a dollar figure each of our fiſty-five thousand striders can manage — it is $18.18 per person. Less than $20.00 per person will together make the difference and get us to $1 Million. We can do that and many of us can do more. Recently, the Top Fundraising Teams and Pacesetters from the 2014 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Fundraising Walk met to exchange ideas and get creative juices flowing to beat their numbers raised last year. These teams and individuals are “all in” all of the time when it comes to their passion and commitment to Finishing the Fight. A number of them fund raise year round but many start now and oſten use their fundraising activities as an opportunity to enjoy the company of friends, family and co-workers while they party with a purpose. Here are just a few of the things they do to “Set-the-Pace” to reach the $1 Million. Use an idea or two from the list and add your own flair to them, then share with us on our Facebook page:www.facebook.com/orlandostrides. Our social media volunteers will help spread the word to drive more fundraising dollars to your team. We are in this together and our combined ORLANDOSTRIDES TEAM can meet the challenge. See you at the finish line! Fundraising Ideas: Rummage/Garage sale — put a note on your sale signs that proceeds benefit Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Bake Sale — Ask for donation vs set price. Generally raises more $$. Spare Change Jar — Ask everyone to donate to it (Work/home). Raffles and 50/50 drawings — See idea from Bank United in this issue. Social Media — Publicity and team recruiting for your activities. Corn Hole Tournaments, Other sporting challenges. • Restaurant Give-Back nights. Pink mustache day at the office or any creative use of pink attire. Pay to wear. Pink bucket placed out for donations at whatever you are doing. Raise awareness/raise money. OrlandoStrides News Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Metro Orlando July 2015 Page 1 FAST FACTS Save the Date MSABC 5K Walk October 31, 2015 Lake Eola Registration at 7:00am Walk begins at 9:00am 2015 Goals $1,000,000 1,150 Teams Sign Up Your Team at the website: www.orlandostrides.com Like and Share Us On Facebook facebook.com/orlandostrides Help us get 5,000 likes! Tweet With Us @Orlandostrides Pink Premier Sponsor

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Page 1: OrlandoStrides News • July 2015

Setting the Pace to $1 MillionOrlando Strides has a goal this year to raise $1,000,000 to Finish the Fight Against Breast Cancer. That looks like a big number but together we can get this done! Here is one way to look at how easy it is to reach that goal. Break the $1 Million down to a dollar figure each of our fifty-five thousand striders can manage — it is $18.18 per person. Less than $20.00 per person will together make the difference and get us to $1 Million. We can do that and many of us can do more.

Recently, the Top Fundraising Teams and Pacesetters from the 2014 Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Fundraising Walk met to exchange ideas and get creative juices flowing to beat their numbers raised last year. These teams and individuals are “all in” all of the time when it comes to their passion and commitment to Finishing the Fight. A number of them fund raise year round but many start now and often use their fundraising activities as an opportunity to enjoy

the company of friends, family and co-workers while they party with a purpose.

Here are just a few of the things they do to “Set-the-Pace” to reach the $1 Million. Use an idea or two from the list and add your own flair to them, then share with us on our Facebook page:www.facebook.com/orlandostrides. Our social media volunteers will help spread the word to drive more fundraising dollars to your team. We are in this together and our combined ORLANDOSTRIDES TEAM can meet the challenge. See you at the finish line!

Fundraising Ideas: • Rummage/Garage sale — put a note on your sale signs that proceeds benefit

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.• Bake Sale — Ask for donation vs set price. Generally raises more $$.• Spare Change Jar — Ask everyone to donate to it (Work/home).• Raffles and 50/50 drawings — See idea from Bank United in this issue.• Social Media — Publicity and team recruiting for your activities.• Corn Hole Tournaments, Other sporting challenges.• Restaurant Give-Back nights.• Pink mustache day at the office or any creative use of pink attire. Pay to wear.

• Pink bucket placed out for donations at whatever you are doing. Raise awareness/raise money.

OrlandoStrides NewsMaking Strides Against Breast Cancer of Metro Orlando July 2015 • Page 1

• FAST FACTS •

Save the DateMSABC 5K WalkOctober 31, 2015Lake EolaRegistration at 7:00amWalk begins at 9:00am

2015 Goals• $1,000,000• 1,150 Teams

Sign Up Your Teamat the website:www.orlandostrides.com

Like and Share Us On Facebook

facebook.com/orlandostridesHelp us get 5,000 likes!

Tweet With Us@Orlandostrides

PinkPremierSponsor

Page 2: OrlandoStrides News • July 2015

Put on your favorite pink attire and join us at

Making Strides Against Breast Cancerof Central Florida

Kick Off Reception

Thursday, August 27, 20155:30-6:15pm — Check In & Dinner

6:15-7:30 pm — Program

Lexus of Orlando245 Driggs Drive

Winter Park, FL 32792

• • • • • R.S.V.P. by August 20, 2015 to Judy Alderman at

407.581.2537 or [email protected]

We have arranged for special rates at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Downtown Orlando — just across the street from Lake Eola Park. For each room booked under our the ACS2015 rate code, the hotel will donate $5.00 back to OrlandoStrides.

Use the link Link: http://acseventhotels.webstarts.com or call the hotel directly

at 407-835-6857. Be sure to mention it is for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk and the ACS2015 code.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Metro Orlando July 2015 • Page 2

PinkPremierSponsor

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Central Florida Kick Off Reception Kick-Off is the event that drives our fundraising activities into high gear for the big OrlandoStrides Fundraising walk on October 31, 2015. Teams and individuals are encouraged to attend this fun and informative event hosted at our Pink Premier sponsor — Lexus of Orlando’s facility in Winter Park. Whether you have “Strided” for years or are a first time participant, there is something that will benefit everyone who attends Kick-Off. You can sign up for the walk, get details about Orlando Strides and the American Cancer Society

progress in finishing the fight against Breast Cancer, meet American Cancer Society support staff and so much more. Food, refreshments, entertainment are provided. See you there and wear your PINK.

Get to OrlandoStrides Early!Book a room for Friday evening at the Official Host Hotel — Embassy Suites Downtown Orlando

Page 3: OrlandoStrides News • July 2015

SUPPORT THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY100 years ago, we began the fight of a lifetime. Today, you can join us to help finish the fight. When you support the American Cancer Society, you join millions of others who are committed to the fight to end cancer. You help save lives in your community and around the world. Thank you for supporting these lifesaving efforts that get us closer to a world with less cancer and more birthdays.

Learn More // cancer.orgVolunteer // cancer.org/getinvolvedDonate // cancer.org/donate

American Cancer Society // Infographics // 2013 // 07

© 2013 American Cancer Society, Inc. All rights reserved. The American Cancer Society is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO? (Data from 2012)

With your help, the American Cancer Society is saving the birthdays that might otherwise be lost to cancer. We are extremely committed to our obligation to spend donor dollars wisely. Here’s a year-end glimpse at how your donations helped save lives every day — by the numbers.

CA

NC

ER

DE

ATH

S P

ER 1

00,0

00

1991

150

175

200

1993

1997

1995

2003

2001

2005

2007

2009

215.1

YEARS

173.4

THIS YEAR, WE CELEBRATE A 20% DECLINE IN CANCER DEATH RATES SINCE 1991.

HERE’S HOW WE HELPED PEOPLE IN 2012

HERE’S HOW WE SPENT THE MONEY AND WHERE IT CAME FROM

Our Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines are used to illustrate how weight, nutrition and activity affect cancer risk.

Our CHANGE grants provided thousands of screenings to people in under-served communities to combat health disparities.

We reached our goal of recruiting 300,000 participants for Cancer Prevention Study-3, our latest landmark research initiative.

Cancer Information Specialists provided free information and support to nearly 1 million callers (800-227-2345).

32,000,000 unique visitors came to cancer.org for credible, compelling cancer and health-related information.

We provided free lodging at our Hope Lodge® facilities for more than 41,000 patients and their caregivers who must travel to treatment.

Our annual Cancer Facts and Figures publication presents the most current trends in cancer occurrence, survival, prevention, early detection, and treatment.

We spent an estimated $160.1 million on research and health professional training.

Our legacy of funding pioneering research continues: A 47th Society-funded researcher won the Nobel Prize, the highest accolade a scientist can receive.

STAY WELL

FIND CURES

FIGHT BACK

GET WELL

Relay For Life®, the world’s largest movement to end cancer, engaged 4 million people in 6,000 communities across 20 countries.

Our Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks turned awareness into action by engaging 1 million people to raise $60 million.

We granted $25M+ to the American Cancer Society Cancer Action NetworkSM to ensure lawmakers make cancer a top national priority.

72% 28%

PROGRAM SERVICES

CANCER RESEARCH | $160M

PATIENT SUPPORT | $304M

PREVENTION INFO & EDU. | $153M

DETECTION & TREATMENT | $97M

SUPPORTING SERVICES

$59M | MGMT. & GEN. EXPENSES

$218M | FUNDRAISING EXPENSES

1%GRANTS AND CONTRACTSFROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

3%INVESTMENT INCOME

PEOPLE LIKE YOU

SPECIAL EVENTSPERSONAL GIFTS

CORPORATE GIFTSBEQUESTS

ETC.

96%

Many of these donors were individuals who gave anaverage gift of just $50 to help those affected by cancer.

SUPPORT THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY100 years ago, we began the fight of a lifetime. Today, you can join us to help finish the fight. When you support the American Cancer Society, you join millions of others who are committed to the fight to end cancer. You help save lives in your community and around the world. Thank you for supporting these lifesaving efforts that get us closer to a world with less cancer and more birthdays.

Learn More // cancer.orgVolunteer // cancer.org/getinvolvedDonate // cancer.org/donate

American Cancer Society // Infographics // 2013 // 07

© 2013 American Cancer Society, Inc. All rights reserved. The American Cancer Society is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO? (Data from 2012)

With your help, the American Cancer Society is saving the birthdays that might otherwise be lost to cancer. We are extremely committed to our obligation to spend donor dollars wisely. Here’s a year-end glimpse at how your donations helped save lives every day — by the numbers.

CA

NC

ER

DE

ATH

S P

ER 1

00,0

00

1991

150

175

200

1993

1997

1995

2003

2001

2005

2007

2009

215.1

YEARS

173.4

THIS YEAR, WE CELEBRATE A 20% DECLINE IN CANCER DEATH RATES SINCE 1991.

HERE’S HOW WE HELPED PEOPLE IN 2012

HERE’S HOW WE SPENT THE MONEY AND WHERE IT CAME FROM

Our Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines are used to illustrate how weight, nutrition and activity affect cancer risk.

Our CHANGE grants provided thousands of screenings to people in under-served communities to combat health disparities.

We reached our goal of recruiting 300,000 participants for Cancer Prevention Study-3, our latest landmark research initiative.

Cancer Information Specialists provided free information and support to nearly 1 million callers (800-227-2345).

32,000,000 unique visitors came to cancer.org for credible, compelling cancer and health-related information.

We provided free lodging at our Hope Lodge® facilities for more than 41,000 patients and their caregivers who must travel to treatment.

Our annual Cancer Facts and Figures publication presents the most current trends in cancer occurrence, survival, prevention, early detection, and treatment.

We spent an estimated $160.1 million on research and health professional training.

Our legacy of funding pioneering research continues: A 47th Society-funded researcher won the Nobel Prize, the highest accolade a scientist can receive.

STAY WELL

FIND CURES

FIGHT BACK

GET WELL

Relay For Life®, the world’s largest movement to end cancer, engaged 4 million people in 6,000 communities across 20 countries.

Our Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks turned awareness into action by engaging 1 million people to raise $60 million.

We granted $25M+ to the American Cancer Society Cancer Action NetworkSM to ensure lawmakers make cancer a top national priority.

72% 28%

PROGRAM SERVICES

CANCER RESEARCH | $160M

PATIENT SUPPORT | $304M

PREVENTION INFO & EDU. | $153M

DETECTION & TREATMENT | $97M

SUPPORTING SERVICES

$59M | MGMT. & GEN. EXPENSES

$218M | FUNDRAISING EXPENSES

1%GRANTS AND CONTRACTSFROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

3%INVESTMENT INCOME

PEOPLE LIKE YOU

SPECIAL EVENTSPERSONAL GIFTS

CORPORATE GIFTSBEQUESTS

ETC.

96%

Many of these donors were individuals who gave anaverage gift of just $50 to help those affected by cancer.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Metro Orlando July 2015 • Page 3

PinkPremierSponsor

SUPPORT THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY100 years ago, we began the fight of a lifetime. Today, you can join us to help finish the fight. When you support the American Cancer Society, you join millions of others who are committed to the fight to end cancer. You help save lives in your community and around the world. Thank you for supporting these lifesaving efforts that get us closer to a world with less cancer and more birthdays.

Learn More // cancer.orgVolunteer // cancer.org/getinvolvedDonate // cancer.org/donate

American Cancer Society // Infographics // 2013 // 07

© 2013 American Cancer Society, Inc. All rights reserved. The American Cancer Society is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO? (Data from 2012)

With your help, the American Cancer Society is saving the birthdays that might otherwise be lost to cancer. We are extremely committed to our obligation to spend donor dollars wisely. Here’s a year-end glimpse at how your donations helped save lives every day — by the numbers.

CA

NC

ER

DE

ATH

S P

ER 1

00,0

00

1991

150

175

200

1993

1997

1995

2003

2001

2005

2007

2009

215.1

YEARS

173.4

THIS YEAR, WE CELEBRATE A 20% DECLINE IN CANCER DEATH RATES SINCE 1991.

HERE’S HOW WE HELPED PEOPLE IN 2012

HERE’S HOW WE SPENT THE MONEY AND WHERE IT CAME FROM

Our Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines are used to illustrate how weight, nutrition and activity affect cancer risk.

Our CHANGE grants provided thousands of screenings to people in under-served communities to combat health disparities.

We reached our goal of recruiting 300,000 participants for Cancer Prevention Study-3, our latest landmark research initiative.

Cancer Information Specialists provided free information and support to nearly 1 million callers (800-227-2345).

32,000,000 unique visitors came to cancer.org for credible, compelling cancer and health-related information.

We provided free lodging at our Hope Lodge® facilities for more than 41,000 patients and their caregivers who must travel to treatment.

Our annual Cancer Facts and Figures publication presents the most current trends in cancer occurrence, survival, prevention, early detection, and treatment.

We spent an estimated $160.1 million on research and health professional training.

Our legacy of funding pioneering research continues: A 47th Society-funded researcher won the Nobel Prize, the highest accolade a scientist can receive.

STAY WELL

FIND CURES

FIGHT BACK

GET WELL

Relay For Life®, the world’s largest movement to end cancer, engaged 4 million people in 6,000 communities across 20 countries.

Our Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks turned awareness into action by engaging 1 million people to raise $60 million.

We granted $25M+ to the American Cancer Society Cancer Action NetworkSM to ensure lawmakers make cancer a top national priority.

72% 28%

PROGRAM SERVICES

CANCER RESEARCH | $160M

PATIENT SUPPORT | $304M

PREVENTION INFO & EDU. | $153M

DETECTION & TREATMENT | $97M

SUPPORTING SERVICES

$59M | MGMT. & GEN. EXPENSES

$218M | FUNDRAISING EXPENSES

1%GRANTS AND CONTRACTSFROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

3%INVESTMENT INCOME

PEOPLE LIKE YOU

SPECIAL EVENTSPERSONAL GIFTS

CORPORATE GIFTSBEQUESTS

ETC.

96%

Many of these donors were individuals who gave anaverage gift of just $50 to help those affected by cancer.

SUPPORT THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY100 years ago, we began the fight of a lifetime. Today, you can join us to help finish the fight. When you support the American Cancer Society, you join millions of others who are committed to the fight to end cancer. You help save lives in your community and around the world. Thank you for supporting these lifesaving efforts that get us closer to a world with less cancer and more birthdays.

Learn More // cancer.orgVolunteer // cancer.org/getinvolvedDonate // cancer.org/donate

American Cancer Society // Infographics // 2013 // 07

© 2013 American Cancer Society, Inc. All rights reserved. The American Cancer Society is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO? (Data from 2012)

With your help, the American Cancer Society is saving the birthdays that might otherwise be lost to cancer. We are extremely committed to our obligation to spend donor dollars wisely. Here’s a year-end glimpse at how your donations helped save lives every day — by the numbers.

CA

NC

ER

DE

ATH

S P

ER 1

00,0

00

1991

150

175

200

1993

1997

1995

2003

2001

2005

2007

2009

215.1

YEARS

173.4

THIS YEAR, WE CELEBRATE A 20% DECLINE IN CANCER DEATH RATES SINCE 1991.

HERE’S HOW WE HELPED PEOPLE IN 2012

HERE’S HOW WE SPENT THE MONEY AND WHERE IT CAME FROM

Our Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines are used to illustrate how weight, nutrition and activity affect cancer risk.

Our CHANGE grants provided thousands of screenings to people in under-served communities to combat health disparities.

We reached our goal of recruiting 300,000 participants for Cancer Prevention Study-3, our latest landmark research initiative.

Cancer Information Specialists provided free information and support to nearly 1 million callers (800-227-2345).

32,000,000 unique visitors came to cancer.org for credible, compelling cancer and health-related information.

We provided free lodging at our Hope Lodge® facilities for more than 41,000 patients and their caregivers who must travel to treatment.

Our annual Cancer Facts and Figures publication presents the most current trends in cancer occurrence, survival, prevention, early detection, and treatment.

We spent an estimated $160.1 million on research and health professional training.

Our legacy of funding pioneering research continues: A 47th Society-funded researcher won the Nobel Prize, the highest accolade a scientist can receive.

STAY WELL

FIND CURES

FIGHT BACK

GET WELL

Relay For Life®, the world’s largest movement to end cancer, engaged 4 million people in 6,000 communities across 20 countries.

Our Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walks turned awareness into action by engaging 1 million people to raise $60 million.

We granted $25M+ to the American Cancer Society Cancer Action NetworkSM to ensure lawmakers make cancer a top national priority.

72% 28%

PROGRAM SERVICES

CANCER RESEARCH | $160M

PATIENT SUPPORT | $304M

PREVENTION INFO & EDU. | $153M

DETECTION & TREATMENT | $97M

SUPPORTING SERVICES

$59M | MGMT. & GEN. EXPENSES

$218M | FUNDRAISING EXPENSES

1%GRANTS AND CONTRACTSFROM GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

3%INVESTMENT INCOME

PEOPLE LIKE YOU

SPECIAL EVENTSPERSONAL GIFTS

CORPORATE GIFTSBEQUESTS

ETC.

96%

Many of these donors were individuals who gave anaverage gift of just $50 to help those affected by cancer.

Page 4: OrlandoStrides News • July 2015

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Thank you for supporting my fundraising efforts and the American Cancer Society!

Team Member Name: ______________________

Team Name: ______________________________

Please select a box, donate, and sign your name!

Date: ___________________________________________

Location: ________________________________________

First $1!

$1 for:

$5 because I believe in you.

$4 in memory of:

Sure, here’s a buck!

$2 for a future with less cancer.

$5 to fight breast cancer.

$2 to fight the fight!

Sure, here’s a buck!

$5 for:

$5 to help finish the

fight against breast cancer

$5 to help buy a wig.

$2 in honor of:

$2 in honor of:

Sure, here’s a buck!

Sure, here’s a buck!

$1 for:

4 quarters for cancer pervention education.

$2 to prevent hearing the words "you have breast

cancer."

$2 just because.

$5 for my mom.

$1 for my aunt.

Here’s $5. Thanks for fighting!

I’ll donate the cost of a soda = $1

$2 to help make this

breast cancers last century.

100 cents; 1 cent for each year of ACS.

$1 for my niece.

$1 so my grandchildern won’t worry about cancer.

$2 to END breast cancer.

$2 because I’m proud

of you.

$1 for:

$2 because I’m proud

of you.

$1 for my sister.

There are too many

reasons why, here is $2!

$1 for someone fighting cancer.

$1 to END breast cancer!

$2 to encourage a healthy lifestyle.

$5 for:

$2 to help find a cure.

Continuing research is worth $4

to me.

$1 for my dad.

$3 to support breast cancer

screening programs.

I’ll finish the fight! $5

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Metro Orlando July 2015 • Page 4

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Questions? Contact: Jodie Shadron [email protected] Reference MSABC in the subject line please.

Page 5: OrlandoStrides News • July 2015

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Metro Orlando July 2015 • Page 5

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