Join the Spirit Challenge!

    Save lives. Help your church earn $3000

    Did you know Black Americans are 20% more likely to get colon cancer and 35% more likely to die from it? The good news – it’s preventable and curable if caught early! Now, by getting screened, you can not only save your life, but also help your church win a $3,000 donation by getting the most completed
    screenings among the participating churches. Imagine how much good this will do in your community!

    If your church is one of the 3 pre-approved participants and you are 45+, join us in the Spirit Challenge by following the steps below. Save your life. Save lives in your community.

    TAKE THE QUIZ
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    Spirit Challenge

    THE GOAL: Get as many colon cancer screenings as possible.

    THE REWARD: A $3,000 donation for your church.

    THE RULES: If you are 45+, follow these steps:

     

    ✅ Take the quiz to get a personalized screening recommendation

    💙 Complete the FIT test and mail it back OR

    🗓️ Schedule your colonoscopy and fill in the form on the right

    🔄 Share the challenge with your family and friends

    🌟 Save lives and help your church get a $3,000 donation

    *Only pre-selected churches eligible to participate.

    Did you already take the quiz and schedule your colonoscopy? Excellent!

    Please fill out the form below with your appointment’s information so your participation in the Spirit Challenge is completed. 

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