April 28, 2017

BCSC thanks all our volunteers!

As we come to the end of the 2017, National Volunteer week we would to thank all our volunteers for helping make an important positive impact on life-saving breast cancer research. We could not do it without your help! Happy #NVW2017

In addition to all our great volunteers, we would like to send a congratulations to Kay-Ann Violette, Pat Brown, Tom Whitelaw, Barb McEwan, Valerie Marzola and Vanessa Martinez all recognized at the Ontario Volunteer Service Awards recently for their many years of volunteer service to BCSC. Thank you from everyone at BCSC.

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