Elaine Allan Goes Beyond Surviving Cancer

After having had a baby, a brain aneurysm, open cranial brain surgery,open heart surgery, and cancer, all within the space of about a year and a half, Elaine Allan knows how hard it is to keep that fighting spirit.  If you are in the throws of cancer treatment, she encourages you to make it through another day.  Not only do those friends and family need you, but people you don’t even know yet may be counting on your recovery.

For more information about Elaine’s work with Burmese refugees and ESL in Austin, please visit www.borntohelp.org.

Be a citizen jounalist at events like Relay for Life!

We’d love your photos and videos to celebrate our vibrant volunteer community. Watch this video for ideas.  Oh, and don’t forget to enter SharingHope.tv’s contest to win a Flip video camera!

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Cute Video about Volunteering for ACS

Okay, so the poetry is a bit shaky for this English major (blog and dog as a rhyming couplet?), but some of my co-working friends from Conjunctured donated their time to encourage you to volunteer. Great job Cesar and John Erik! The ACS volunteer phone number is at the end. I can certainly vouch that the American Cancer Society is a fun and productive organization worthy of your time and effort.

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