Canadians Sending Free CIBC eCards May Help Save Lives!

Canadians Can Support the Canadian Cancer Society by Sending Free CIBC Foundation Supported eCards!

There are few people who do not know someone whose life has been affected by Breast Cancer. Personally, I know quite a few, perhaps you do too. Unfortunately,  I currently have a tonne of bills to pay, so while I would love to be able to donate to the Canadian Cancer Society, I need to find another way to help. Is this you too?

Many Canadian Seniors wish they could contribute to worthy causes financially, but they simply do not have the funds. Here is some great news that can take away your no money to donate blues!

CIBC is donating $10 to the Canadian Cancer Society for each eCard you send to a friend in conjunction with the annual CIBC Run for the Cure! 

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How to Send a Free CIBC Fundraising eCard to Support the Canadian Cancer Society

It's as easy as 1,2,3 to send a free fundraising eCard from the CIBC eCard platform.

1. Go to the CIBC fundraising free eCard mini-site here.
2. Choose an envelope and type or record a message to your friend.
3. Fill in your name and email plus your friend's name and email and click "Send".

Thats it! Your friend will get a message a bit like this:

Canadian Cancer Society eCard Fundraiser Sponsored by CIBC

If you'd like to join this year's CIBC Run for the Cure on October 1st, follow this link to register and get started. Together, we're making a difference for people impacted by breast cancer.

Your friend can just click the button to see the eCard you have created for them.

Have you found some other free ways to make donations to the Canadian Cancer Society? Please pop a note in the comments below and let everyone know!

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