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    AllyCamp

    AllyCamp is an in-person retreat and training for colorectal cancer volunteer leaders. It is a time to equip allies to be effective community advocates.

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    What is AllyCamp?

    AllyCamp is an Alliance retreat for volunteer leaders who can bond, practice self-care, and improve their skill sets for incalculable impact at local and national levels. 

    Your impact: AllyCamp

    AllyCamp leaders made a significant difference for CRC patients and caregivers at the inaugural event.

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    Recruited 36 screening partners.

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    Secured over 26 patient and family support partners.

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    Recruited 20 volunteers.

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    Secured 16 news stories about CRC.

    $18k

    Raised over $18,000 from over 245 donors.

    Interested in learning about AllyCamp?

    Are you interested in sponsoring or learning about AllyCamp? Contact Kim Newcomer, Director of Volunteers, at knewcomer@ccalliance.org to get involved.

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