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Resource Champions are dedicated volunteers that work to get our resources into the hands of people that need them. Sign up and you’ll receive resource boxes twice a year, free of charge, filled with material that patients, caregivers, and providers need!

Currently, only people located in the United States are eligible to be Resource Champions.

Be a Resource Champion

Resource Champions are dedicated volunteers that work to get our resources into the hands of people that need them. Sign up and you’ll receive resource boxes twice a year, free of charge, filled with material that patients, caregivers, and providers need!

Currently, only people located in the United States are eligible to be Resource Champions.

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Worried about medical bills after a #colorectalcancer diagnosis? You're not alone. 💙 ChatCRC can suggest different avenues to explore—like assistance programs, insurance navigation, and fundraising platforms. Visit the link or text 318-CHATCRC to start chatting today! https://chatbot.fightcolorectalcancer.org/
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SCREENING SAVES LIVES! 📣 #Colorectalcancer doesn't come alone—you don't just get the disease, you get the stigma attached with it. We're here to help fight both. While at the Congressional Black Caucus's Annual Legislative Conference, colorectal cancer survivor, Paula called out how this silence is impacting Black communities. According to the @americancancersociety, Black Americans are 20% more likely to get colorectal cancer and 40% more likely to die from it than most other groups. When we stay quiet, we lose lives. Start the conversation about family history and screening. Take the screening quiz today: fightcrc.org/quiz
The United States Government is shutdown. Listen in as our Director of Federal Policy, Ben White, shares how this will impact you as a #ColorectalCancer advocate. Take action today using the link in our bio and urge your members of Congress to keep the Government running.