Meghan’s 2009 Ford Truck Donated to American Cancer Society
American Cancer Society Car Donation Review
“I was just going to try to sell her on Facebook marketplace but I’d rather she go do something noble in her final act.”
I love this car, it sounds silly but she was with me through a lot and she will always have a place in my heart. I was just going to try to sell her on Facebook marketplace but I’d rather she go do something noble in her final act. Cancer has taken some very phenomenal people from me so this charity means something very personal to me and I would be honored to be able to help an organization that is fighting to help the people we love. For Grandma, Tonya, and Kathleen
Thank You, Meghan!
American Cancer Society continues to fight for a world free of cancer. In order to do so, additional research, patient support, sharing ideas and information are crucial. Through its work, American Cancer Society implements their core values of integrity, compassion, courage, determination, and diversity. These guiding principles enable American Cancer Society to properly support the many individuals and families affected by cancer through their words, actions, and decisions. Your Cars for a Cure donation will support cancer research, advocacy, patient services, and education.
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