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Final Chance! Give a 2011 tax-deductible gift. Donate.
You still have time to help people stay well and get well all throughout the coming year, but don’t delay your donation any longer! Today is your final chance to make a tax-deductible gift for 2011.
Your generous gift will help support year-round cancer research, patient assistance programs, and advocacy outreach. Thanks in part to our efforts, nearly 12 million cancer survivors will celebrate another birthday this coming year.
Act now ‐ you only have a few hours left to make a tax-deductible donation for the 2011 tax year. Please don't miss this opportunity to give a special gift ‐ another birthday.
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