CHICAGO (AP) - The president of a cancer charity founded by Lance Armstrong insists that the organization will persevere in the wake of the cyclist's admission that he used performance-enhancing drugs.
The Livestrong Foundation's president, Doug Ulman, was scheduled to deliver what the organization described as a "major `State of the Foundation' speech" on Thursday in Chicago.
"Our success has never been based on one person," Ulman said in remarks prepared for the annual gathering of Livestrong charity leaders, grantees and others.
