It’s Daffodil month with the Canadian Cancer Society, and this year it’s going virtual.
Every spring for more than 70 years, CCS has launched an annual Daffodil Campaign, to raise money to help people with cancer live their lives more fully.
myFM spoke with Brad Stevenson, Senior Manager and program manager for the Daffodil Campaign.
Together, Canadians rally around this symbol every year in support of groundbreaking research and support programs that make life better for those affected by cancer. Now more than ever, the daffodil’s sunny symbol serves as a meaningful reminder for us to come together and continue to look ahead to brighter days.
Stevenson says that due to the pandemic, they can’t ask canadians to join them this year in person.
Some different ways to take part in this years campaign are by making a donation online, purchasing a digital daffodil, or by organizing your own virtual fundraiser.
More information on how to take part can be found at Cancer.ca/daffodil.
Funds raised through the Daffodil Campaign will help them to continue to provide support services and information for people affected by cancer. This includes support programs through a toll-free helpline, live chat on cancer.ca, and online peer support community, and the shifting of their wig program to a virtual platform which is accessible to all communities across Canada.
