The Enbridge Tour Alberta for Cancer is in support of the most courageous and brave Albertans who have shown their Alberta strength through a cancer experience. Those with us. And those we’ve lost.
The event will be virtual and held on August 28th. You can cycle from anywhere and any distance in support cancer research and care delivered by Albertans, for Albertans.
Join Alberta’s phenomenal instructors for the 10th Anniversary of the first outdoor Zumba event held in the same location where it all began. A 90 minute masterclass to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Foundation. No pre tickets sold. Donations will be collected on site. A $10 will be suggested but not required.
The Hollis-Haynes Ring of Fire Fundraiser is a hot sauce eating event in support of colorectal cancer research via the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Challenge yourself to a marathon of pain as you battle 10 hot wings, each with a spicier sauce than the last, while raising money for colorectal cancer research in Alberta.
This year, students from the Iron River School will be running and walking on the school property and adjacent fields. Donations online will be accepted until October 31, 2021. Donations received through this event will support the local Community Cancer Centre. The Bonnyville Community Cancer Centre has made local treatment possible since 1996.
Together we will make a difference for Albertans facing cancer.
Welcome back to the 9th Annual Terwillegar Trail Run and Walk. Our little event that could is back and we want to invite you to run or walk through our beautiful river valley in our family friendly event. With your amazing support our event has raised almost $300,000 for the Alberta Cancer Foundation in support of leading prostate cancer research at Edmonton’s Cross Cancer Institute.
Event Date: Saturday October 2, 2021
Entry Fee: $50. Children under 16 can accompany parents at no charge
Package pickup Friday October 1, 2021 at Riverbend Hall 5:00 – 7:00 pm
Event group photo 7:45 am Saturday October 2, 2021 outside Riverbend hall prior to walk to trailhead.
Post event breakfast will be provided at hall in accordance with AHS rules and regulations in place on October 2, 2021
Pureform Radiology would like to help raise funds at all of their clinic locations this October in honor for Breast cancer Awareness Month. All donations accepted will be matched by Pureform Radiology up to $1000.00. Their goal is to collect $1000 for a goal of a $2000 total donation for the Alberta Cancer Foundation in support of breast cancer research.
Anyone participating in this fundraiser during the month of October will be entered to win a $100 gift card to Cross Iron Mills. Winner will be announced via Pureform Radiology social media outlets and card can be picked up on November 1st.
Gayle Shaw was a great supporter of Ringette. She saw the joy & fun that Ringette brings to so many of us, and worked tirelessly to ensure her daughter, teammates, and future generations of Elite athletes had opportunities to develop their skills and experience, and create amazing memories at the same time. At the Gayle Shaw Memorial Fun Day, the ERC celebrates her legacy and we invite all Edmonton area Ringette athletes to come out and have some fun! Gayle was taken from us fighting cancer, so we find it only fitting that we raise funds for cancer research – and to show our support for victims of cancer while playing the game that Gayle loved so much. There is no cost for athletes to register for the Fun Day.
This year, the dojo will again be participating in the 100 Kata for Karate Day Challenge, an annual event since 2014, celebrated on October 25. Again this year, they are using it as an opportunity to raise money for the Alberta Cancer Foundation. But this event takes on a very special meaning for them this time.
In January 2021, they lost their dear friend Sarah, a karate mom and wife and a stalwart supporter of the dojo, to cancer. Sarah had been with them since 2008, studying for a time with her family and eventually becoming the dojo’s treasurer. She also joined them on a very memorable training junket to Okinawa, Japan in 2016.
This year, it only seems fitting that they remember and honour Sarah’s dedication and devotion to the dojo by training hard and raising money to support the foundation’s research and its support for Albertans living with cancer.
Zapato Sanchez is a family run business who believes in working together to create and offer their customers a quality product made by hand. We offer leather shoes, belts and accessories and everything is made from our store at West Edmonton Mall.
The first head shave was held on November 1st, 2003, when Ron Wicentowich, father of students Gary and Graeme Wicentowich, was diagnosed with cancer. Since 2003 (12th Annual Head Shave), the Engineering Students’ Society of the University of Alberta has raised over $405,000 for the Alberta Cancer Foundation to make a transformational impact for cancer research and care at the Cross Cancer Institute in Edmonton.
Your hair is your crown, and at GlamWigs we ensure you embody and showcase the confidence and will power to conquer everyday no matter the obstacle.
GlamWigs is hosting a fundraising initiative where individuals suffering from hair loss/thinning due to cancer who are simply desiring a new look can purchase a wig and a portion of the proceeds will be donated back to the Calgary Cancer Centre.
There will be a discount of 15% offered to any individual suffering from Cancer (no matter the stage, year round); with 5% of that being donated to the foundation on a regular basis.
Chase the Cure YEG is a group of race car drivers, crew, family and friends whose goal is to raise awareness for the many kinds of Cancer that impact us every day. Everyone we know has been affected in one way or another by Cancer. Some are fighters of this disease, some have fought and won and some have left us too early due to Cancer.
MAD Fitness in Onoway is so excited to announce that the MAD Dash is back! This year we are supporting the ALBERTA CANCER FOUNDATION. Far too many people are affected by cancer and it is our goal to raise money to help Albertans diagnosed with this terrible disease.