Win-Win Week Is Oklahoma’s Opportunity For High School Students To Declare Victory Over Cancer!

Student athletes, cheerleaders, Student Council members, marching band members, club

officers, pom squad members and other student leaders all can help prevent cancer and

raise money for cancer patients across Oklahoma by focusing on cancer at their athletic

events.

Your school will compete for a State Championship trophy awarded by the Oklahoma

Secondary School Activities Association for the most successful program based on school

size.

Win-Win Week is a collaboration between the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Oklahoma

Cancer Center and the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. 

The OSSAA reviewed the final reports from the 98 schools that participated last year and selected the following high schools as State Champions!

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2010 STATE CHAMPS!

Will your school take home the trophy in 2012?

YOUR SCHOOL CAN NAME A ROOM

AT THE CANCER CENTER!

Schools that participate in Win-Win Week are eligible to name a room in the new Peggy and Charles Stephenson Oklahoma Cancer Center building based on the amount of money they raise.  Schools that raise $10,000 or more (or more than $5,000 one year with a commitment to participate next year to reach the goal) can name a room.
 
Last year, nine schools named rooms, including Duncan, Heritage Hall, Kingfisher, McAlester, Norman, Pawhuska, Southmoore, Tuttle and Wilson.
 
If your school conducts fundraising through the school year and you want to include the Cancer Center in those plans, we’ll add those funds to your Win-Win Week total to qualify your school for a named room.  For more information, contact Von Allen at (405) 271-4880 or

von-allen@ouhsc.edu.

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