TC ENERGY CENTRE
1 Rivard Street, Ile des Chenes, Manitoba
Registration Opens: 8:30 am Ride Begins: 9:00 am
Join us Rain of Shine!
Bringing Manitoba motorcyclists together to raise funds for breast cancer. Register to Ride and make a difference in our community. *Online registration opening soon! *
Design your own Ride if you are unable to join us. Register and challenge yourself to reach a milestone of 200kms. Anywhere, anytime this season.
Donate!
Search for a rider or click here to donate to the BCPR directly.
Volunteer!
We have a great group of volunteers and are looking for more fun people to join us on event day. Message us today.
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For more information: Email mbpledgeride@gmail.com
It was great to see everyone in 2022! Thank you to all who participated or donated in the fight against breast cancer. Over 290 people on over 250 motorcycles cruised the Manitoba highways raising more than $55,000! Thank you for making a big difference!
Swing FORE A Cure Manitoba Golf Tournament in Honour of Greg Scammell
Visit the Kick Cancer Dressage Facebook Page for more information.
A Pumpkin Promise began years ago; not as a named event, but as a simple Halloween idea to find the biggest pumpkins I could…something to laugh at and talk about with the neighbors until the next year’s ‘big’ find! As one of my favorite holidays, my mother also shared this same passion, if not on a larger scale! She loved Halloween and was just as excited to see what size pumpkins I could find the following year.
Over time, it became something I looked forward to each Halloween and grew to become an expected sight in my neighborhood. Local farmers would baby and grow Atlantic Giant seedlings into massive pumpkins and donate them with generous hearts; flat deck trucks, tractors, bobcats and hefty friends helped to load and unload; and finally, best friends forever, who I’m sure curse under their breath the week before Halloween when I call to ask for help with standing the beasts up and showcasing them at their finest…without this dream team, none of this would have been possible each and every year.
In 2009, the passion dimmed when my mother Marietta was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. We loved, cared and supported her through her treatments and subsequent aftercare, until her passing in November 2010. Naturally, Halloween just simply did not carry the same cheer as it had in the past…yet I continued to do it with thoughts of my mom and her smile as she would see the size of these pumpkins upon arrival. A couple years ago, I made the decision to carry this on in memory of my mother and chose to fundraise for cancer. Hence, a Pumpkin Promise was born.
Collecting donations in memory of John Cabral
