American Cancer Society (ACS)

The American Cancer Society (ACS) is a nationwide organization dedicated to fighting cancer through research, education, advocacy, and support for patients and their families. Founded in 1913, ACS funds cancer research, provides information about prevention and treatment, and offers resources like support groups and financial assistance for those affected by cancer. They also advocate for policies that aim to reduce cancer risks and improve access to care. The ACS plays a critical role in fostering awareness and advancing progress in cancer care and prevention across the United States.