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Andy Johnston

Andy Johnston

Andy Johnston When Andy Johnston’s father was diagnosed with cancer, the American Cancer Society became a trusted resource throughout his treatment. After he lost his father to cancer, Andy was inspired by ACS’s engagement in research, community building and ACS-CAN....

Addison Ouellette

Addison Ouellette

Addison Ouellette Addison Ouellette grew up attending the American Cancer Society Relay for Life since she was five years old. “I remember drawing on Luminaria bags with my grandma’s name on it when I was little and I still make one in memory of her every year,” she...

Adam Hutchens

Adam Hutchens

ADAM HUTCHENS Adam Hutchens’ journey with cancer began during the height of the pandemic. The retail specialty manager was diagnosed with testicular cancer at a time when people were separated and he was forced to face his fears with his community at a distance. “It...

Trudy Ender: A Passion for Serving Others

Trudy Ender: A Passion for Serving Others

Catch up with Trudy Ender, CEO of Women's Resource Center. After graduating from Central Michigan University, Trudy Ender's first job was working as a legal secretary for Michigan Protection & Advocacy, where she focused on disability rights. This experience...

Kim May: From Diagnosis to Advocacy—a Journey of Hope and Resilience

Kim May: From Diagnosis to Advocacy—a Journey of Hope and Resilience

Most 36-year-olds are thinking about further advancing their careers, planning their next family gathering, sharing a funny story with friends at an upcoming social outing or setting goals for the year ahead. The last thing they're pondering is being diagnosed with...