Tag: Daffodil Days
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Daffodil Days award for Ternes, UW-Green Bay
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Thank you to those who helped make this year’s American Cancer Society’s Daffodil Days a success. Whether you purchased daffodils for yourself, or provided an area cancer patient with aGift of Hope or Bear Hug, UW-Green Bay showed its support in a big way. Teri Ternes, campus coordinator for the Daffodil Days Campaign, is being…
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Thanks, everyone! Daffodil Days campaign exceeds goal
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Teri Ternes sends word that the annual Daffodil Days campaign to support the American Cancer Society has reached its $2,500 goal. Thanks to all the volunteers, and all the generous flower buyers who took part. (P.S. – if you missed out on ordering from a campus team member, it’s not too late to help. Online…
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Deadline for Daffodil Days
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The campus effort to support the American Cancer Society’s 2013 Daffodil Days campaign was only about half way to its $2,500 goal, last we checked. Orders and payments are due by 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13. To order, contact campus volunteers: Helen Alexander, x2516, IS-1150; Brenda Beck, x2368, MAC-C310; Jeanne Berg, x2679, RH-302A; Andrea Felmer,…
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2013 Daffodil Days campaign kicks off
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The American Cancer Society’s 2013 Daffodil Days campaign is off and running! This fundraiser celebrates the ACS’s mission to fight cancer and raise awareness One of the first flowers of spring, the daffodil was chosen by the ACS as a symbol of hope. At UW-Green Bay, you may order daffodils to keep for yourself or…
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Last call for daffodil purchases, donations
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There are only a few days left to participate in the American Cancer Society’s Daffodil Days campaign at UW-Green Bay. The daffodil is a symbol of hope and renewal. To the American Cancer Society, daffodils represent hope for a world with lesscancer and more birthdays – one where cancer never steals another day from anyone’s…
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Daffodil Days reminder, update
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You can now place your orders online for the American Cancer Society’s Daffodil Days campaign at UW-Green Bay. Please note that individuals must arrange for online order pickup with Teri Ternes, and also that the delivery schedule has changed. Deliveries now will be made the week of March 12, rather than the week of March…