What’s it really like to volunteer with the American Cancer Society? Today, there are over three million different answers to that question, because each of our valued volunteer partners has a unique story to tell. Your volunteer role could be as valuable and rewarding as theirs. To learn more about the experience of volunteering for the Society, check out Andrew Salner’s story and others like his, and hear how giving a little time is rewarding within itself.

Why volunteer?

Volunteering for the American Cancer Society means you have an opportunity to save lives and fulfill your own. When you volunteer, you can:

• Make a meaningful difference in your community.
• Help cancer patients and their families.
• Have flexible options and opportunities that fit your schedule.
• Build relationships and networks that last a lifetime.
• Learn and grow personally and professionally.
• Involve your family and friends.

Interested in volunteering?

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Being a member of the American Cancer Society team is a unique opportunity to put your special talents to work for the good of others, in an innovative and people-centered professional environment.

Laura Reeves
Chief Talent Officer
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