The bill, S. 968, is a Senate Resolution recognizing and honoring Rita Crump-Saddler and her organization, 50 Friends, for their significant contributions to combating cancer in South Carolina. The resolution highlights Ms. Crump-Saddler's dedication as a four-year breast cancer survivor who has worked alongside her family and friends for over forty years to raise awareness and funds for cancer prevention and early detection. It also acknowledges the role of the American Cancer Society and its Cancer Action Network in empowering local volunteers to advocate for policy changes aimed at reducing the cancer burden in the state.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of effective policies in preventing, detecting, and treating cancer, which not only save lives but also alleviate the financial strain on South Carolinians affected by the disease. The South Carolina Senate expresses its appreciation for Ms. Crump-Saddler's commitment to serving the community and recognizes her leadership in advocating for public policy changes that support cancer awareness and prevention efforts. A copy of the resolution will be presented to Ms. Crump-Saddler in acknowledgment of her work.