Updates matching "Louisiana"

Louisiana saw two extraordinary sessions to accompany it's 2017 Regular Session. Volunteers from across the state came together for ACS CAN Louisiana's Day at the Capitol event to ensure that cancer would be made a state priority.

Are you looking to get involved with ACS CAN at a higher level? Would you consider joining our Louisiana Volunteer Leadership Team? If so, we have a spot for you!

The Baton Rouge Metro Council has introduced a comprehensive smoke-free ordinance that will make all businesses, including bars and casinos, smoke-free. The vote for the comprehensive smoke-free ordinance will take place on June 28th located at 222 St. Louis St. at the East Baton Rouge Parish Clerk of Court Building .

On April 18th, the Lafayette City-Parish Council Members passed a comprehensive smoke-free oridance with an overwhelming 7-2 vote.

The Lafayette Consalidated Council has introduced a comprehensive smoke-free ordinance that will make all businesses including bars smoke-free. The vote for the comprehensive smoke-free ordinance will take place on April 18th, 2017.

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Lights of Hope, Washington, D.C. Purchase your Light of Hope bag today to honor or remember your loved one at the moving ceremony at the Capitol Hill reflecting pool in September. Visit the website below for more information or to purchase your Light(s) of Hope today!

Kathy Judge Why is being an ACS CAN volunteer important to you? In the 1990's I had the heartbreaking experience of watching cancer take the life of my healthy and strong 26 year old brother. Kevin fought the disease for 1 1/2 years but this time cancer won.