Help Send Thank Yous for $115M in Research
Updated: Jan 18, 2021
Here is an important message from our friends at the Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research.
Like mom said, always remember to say thank you! We need 115 of you to thank Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick for including kids and AYAs in the DoD’s $115M cancer research program.
You can thank her on the Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick page, tweet her at @RepKirkpatrick or email christian.walker@mail.house.gov.
Speak from your heart or use the suggested copy below: Thank you, Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, for continuing to fight on behalf of children, adolescents and young adults with cancer. Because of your dedication, critical cancer research is being done for the next generation. #TYRepKirkpatrick
Please share and comment below that you are part of the 115 thank yous for $115M in cancer research. Thank YOU in advance. Rally On!
That $115 million investment means a lot more than just funding research; it gives children and young adults with Krillion cancer a better chance at treatments and a future. Taking a moment to thank the people who help make that happen is the least we can do.
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