The yellow daffodil stands for the fight against all cancers. When you give money to the Canadian Cancer Society, your donation helps fund research to fight breast, colorectal, lung, ovarian, prostate, and every other type of cancer.

The blue daffodil represents colorectal cancer. When you give money to the Canadian Cancer Society, it goes to fight all cancers, including colorectal cancer. Thanks to donations made by people like you, we have effectively advocated for the country's first population based colorectal cancer screening program in 2007, to detect disease before symptoms are noticeable.

The pink daffodil represents breast cancer. When you give money to the Canadian Cancer Society, it goes to fight all cancers, including breast cancer. Thanks to your donations, we were able to fund a recent clinical trial to give Canadian women with breast cancer access to a more effective treatment, leading to improved survival rates.

The light blue daffodil represents prostate cancer. When you give money to the Canadian Cancer Society, it goes to fight all cancers, including prostate cancer. Thanks to your donations, we're able to fund leading-edge research that's making a difference. In fact, between 1991 and 2000, prostate cancer death rates declined by almost 15%.

The orange daffodil represents leukemia. When you give money to the Canadian Cancer Society, it goes to fight all cancers, including leukemia. Forty years ago, almost no one survived childhood leukemia. Today, thanks to your generous donations, approximately 80% of Canadian children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia are alive 5 years after diagnosis.

The white daffodil represents lung cancer. When you give money to the Canadian Cancer Society, it goes to fight all cancers, including lung cancer. Thanks to donations made by people like you, we successfully advocated for The Smoke-Free Ontario Act, which made all enclosed public places and workplaces smoke-free as of May 31, 2006, protecting the health of Ontarians.