I’m really proud to be part of the American Cancer Society’s Men Wear Pink campaign again this year.
The truth is, cancer has touched pretty much all of us in some way. Our families, our friends, our coworkers and the people we love. We all know someone who has fought it, and far too many of us know someone we’ve lost to it.
There’s a lot of awareness around breast cancer, and that matters. But I also think it’s important to turn that awareness into action.
The American Cancer Society does amazing work supporting patients and families, funding research and continuing to move us closer to a world where fewer people have to hear the words, “You have cancer.” I’m grateful to have a platform that lets me play even a small part in that.
And that’s where you come in. You don’t have to make a huge donation to make a difference. Five bucks, ten bucks, whatever you can give. It all adds up and it all matters.
If you’re able to donate and help me reach my goal, I’d really appreciate it. More importantly, together we can help make a difference for a whole lot of people.
Thank you for being part of it.
-Joe
