1. Daffodil Month Paint Your Workplace Yellow

2. To some the daffodil is just a flower. For us, it is a symbol of strength and courage. It says we will not give up. It says we will fight against cancer and we will win. Funds raised through Daffodil Month help cancer patients and their families by funding life-saving cancer research and support programs so that more Canadians survive and no one has to face cancer alone. Why the daffodil?

3. With your support, last year: We funded $21.3 million in life-saving research that is transforming the way cancer is prevented, diagnosed, and treated. Our volunteers drove 15,600 cancer patients on 197,000 trips to life-saving treatment appointments through the Wheels of Hope Transportation program. Our Cancer Information Service empowered 24,598 cancer patients with the information they need to better understand their diagnosis Snapshot: where the money goes Workplace fundraising plays a powerful role in every aspect of the Society.

4. How yellow can your workplace go?

5. There are so many ways to get involved: Host a bake sale with yellow cupcakes Dress casually in yellow every Friday Create a competitive daffodil fashion show between departments Offer a Zumba class during your lunch hour Decorate your desk or office in yellow Or whatever you and your creative colleagues can think up Are you ready to get started? We’re here to help! Painting Your Workplace Yellow is easy and fun!

6. Yellow Fun draising ideas to get you started!

7. Ask your staff to buy a daffodil sticker as part of your workplace fundraising. The sticker can be personalized to show who they are wearing the daffodil for. Watch the garden grow before your eyes as you join us to fight cancer. The daffodil stickers can be sold at 1 for $3 or 2 for $5. Who are you wearing your daffodil sticker for? Daffodil Garden Poster

8. Winners of a Paint Your Workplace Yellow Contest

9. Volunteer with your co-workers

10. Each April, thousands of volunteers across the GTA sell daffodil pins in their communities as well as hosting fundraisers at their workplace to raise money in support of Canadians living with cancer. Join us in the fight for life this April

11. Daffodil Month Volunteer Opportunities Sell daffodil pins on your lunch break, before or after work in exchange for a donation at: Loblaws Subway and GO stations PATH locations Street sales are from March 31st to April 3rd and from April 7th to April 10th. For a full schedule of locations in the GTA, please visit: www.myccsschedule.ca

12. Ask your friends and family to join you while you volunteer for a few hours in support of the fight against cancer.

13. Andrea Webb from LinkedIN led a corporate volunteer group at her workplace and explains why volunteering is important to her: “We have been closely affected by cancer through both personal experience and those around us, and are super passionate about this cause!”

14. Benefits for Corporate volunteers Appreciation certificate Letter of recognition Gain new skills Team bonding experience Networking opportunities

15. How yellow will your workplace go? Contact Francine at fnegre-laroche@ontario.cancer.ca for more information about Painting Your Workplace Yellow.