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National Impact Awards
The Canadian Cancer Society Impact Awards recognize impact, innovation and excellence. They provide the Society with the chance to celebrate those who are making a difference in the fight against cancer. They are the highest honour we can present to an individual or group.
For more information contact: impactawards@cancer.ca
Leadership
These awards are offered annually to volunteers who have made significant contributions as leaders in the fight against cancer.
Outstanding Youth Leadership Award
This award recognizes a Canadian Cancer Society youth volunteer who has demonstrated outstanding leadership skills.
Medal of Courage
The Medal of Courage is presented to a Canadian Cancer Society volunteer who has demonstrated exceptional courage in their personal battle with cancer or as a caregiver to someone who has had cancer. In doing so, they serve as an inspiration and role model to others.
Transformational Leadership Award
This award recognizes an individual or a group that has played a part in transformational change within the Canadian Cancer Society through their exceptional contributions and selfless volunteer leadership.
Program delivery
Program in Action Award
The Program in Action Impact Award is offered annually to an individual, a group or an associated Society program that has made a lasting impact on the Society’s mission.
Public policy
Leadership in Public Policy Award
This award is offered annually to an individual or a group that has made a significant contribution to the fight against cancer within the public policy domain
Revenue generation
These awards are offered annually to individuals, corporations or community partners that have made a significant leadership and/or financial contribution to the fight against cancer.
Golden Corporate Achievement Award
This award recognizes a corporation/business partner that has provided exceptional leadership and/or financial support for the Canadian Cancer Society. It has embraced the Society’s mission and has become a pillar of support.
Corporate Achievement Award
This award recognizes a corporation/business that has made a significant financial contribution to 3 or more divisions of the Canadian Cancer Society.
Relay For Life Award of Excellence – Leadership
This award is given to a committee of volunteers within a community who have made exceptional contributions and demonstrated exemplary leadership in overseeing a Relay For Life event.
Relay For Life Award of Excellence – Team
This award is given to a team that embodies the spirit of Relay For Life (celebrate, remember, fight back) and serves as a model for other teams in terms of revenue generation, community engagement and mission integration.
Community Achievement Award
This award recognizes an independent or third-party group that has initiated or championed a fundraising event in an innovative or unique way resulting in a significant financial contribution and, in the process, has developed a sustainable event.
Local volunteer awards
The Gold and Silver awards are the most prestigious awards the Canadian Cancer Society, Manitoba Division may present to individuals who have provided outstanding leadership to the organization and to Manitobans in the cancer fight. Only one Gold award and two Silver awards may be presented each year.
The Daffodil award is presented to an individual who plays a significant role in the battle against cancer.
The Youth Leadership category recognizes young Manitobans (under 25) who have made a considerable contribution to Canadian Cancer Society, serving as role models to other young people within their schools and communities through volunteer work.
The 2012 MB Division Award Recipients are as follows:
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Donna Jean Slack
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Silver
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Pat Norman
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Silver
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Tori Yetman
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Youth Leadership
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Sandra Sagness
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Daffodil
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Dragon Boat Committee
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Christine Frankowski
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Daffodil
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Dragon Boat Committee
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Roger Paquette
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Daffodil
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Dragon Boat Committee
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Meghan Duncan
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Daffodil
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Dragon Boat Committee
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May Hupe
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Daffodil
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Dragon Boat Committee
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Carol Gama
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Daffodil
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Dragon Boat Committee
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Tori Yetman receives the youth leadership award from Jeff Cook, volunteer board member. For years, Tori spent her summers running and cycling across Manitoba to raise awareness and funds to fight cancer.
Congratulations to all award recipients and thank you for making a difference in the lives of Manitobans on a cancer journey!