Manitoba Dragon Boat Festival for Pediatric Cancer
Cancer does not discriminate and some of the most tragic cases involve children and young adolescents. Every September thousands of paddlers hit the Red River in support of raising funds for CancerCare Manitoba Foundation and Children’s Hospital Foundation. The over $2.1 million that has been raised since 2012 is dedicated to in-hospital care and pediatric clinical trials that help improve outcomes for our most vulnerable patients.
Ride Inside, Come Wheel with the Wheelers
The Ride Inside is a stationary bike celebration and fundraising event dedicated to raising funds in support of children living with and beyond cancer. Funds raised will support PROFYLE at CancerCare Manitoba. Short for PRecision Oncology For Young peopLE, this initiative gives children, adolescents and young adults who are out of conventional treatment options another chance to beat their cancer.
Guardian Angel Benefit for Women’s Cancer
A tradition for more than two decades, the Guardian Angel Benefit supports tangible advancements in prevention, early detection, clinical treatment and research and better care. Since its inception in 1992, the Guardian Angel benefit has raised nearly $7 million. The Guardian Angels’ tremendous efforts have resulted in better outcomes for Manitoba women diagnosed with cancer. Simply amazing!
A Gold-Plated Evening Gala Dinner for Men’s Cancer
The Gold-Plated Evening event, held every two years, is a must attend CancerCare Manitoba Foundation event. Since it began, the event has raised over $2.6 million to support advancements in prevention, early detection, research and patient care in support of men’s cancers. All funds raised at this hallmark event stay in the province to support Manitoba men and their families dealing with a diagnosis today and in the future.
Challenge for Life 2.0 Walk It or Work It for all Cancers
Since 2008 Manitobans from all walks of life have hit the pavement in support of family and friends touched by cancer. Since its establishment, Challenge for Life participants have raised over $11 million for research, prevention, treatment, patient care and support. More than a fundraiser, participants commit to getting active and reducing their own risk of cancer. Participants can either choose to walk 20K or take part in 200-minute “Work It” extravaganza.