FLOWER POWER FUNDRAISING! Two-time cancer survivor Jessie Johnson not only helps “Hope Bloom” through her prolific Daffodil Days sales, but this #ACS volunteer’s nonstop positive attitude is inspiring. “Fantastic, amazing,” is her consistent answer if you ask how she’s doing. “I do anything I can to promote the American Cancer Society mission,” says Jessie who credits her “three high-level daffodil clientele,” Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc., Gamma Chapter; Provident Helene Fuld Nursing Alumni, and her church St. Luke United Methodist in Sykesville, which decorated its altar with daffodils purchased by congregants. If Jessie’s drive to sell daffodils inspires you too, please order by emailing robyn.caitlin@cancer.org.

Jessie, who is both a colon cancer and breast cancer survivor, also organizes Hope Lodge Baltimore food donations through her church and alumni association, was a long-time Road to Recovery driver and Relayer, and volunteered at our Baltimore office. Thank you, Jessie, for all you do to help ACS end cancer as we know it for everyone! Photo, l to r: Jessie Johnson and Marguerite McClammy at Hope Lodge.