In memory of their father, Andrew Wustay, Pryce (age 7) and Archer (age 2) are doing a 5 km walk on October 23, 2021. Andrew (their father) passed away from glioblastoma in March 2019. This idea was was founded by Pryce who was inspired by Terry Fox. Help them continue to raise more money for Alberta Cancer Clinical Trials by visiting their website here to make a donation:
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.
something2wear fall fashion show is going virtual, but in style of course!
We are doing 4 fashion show segments on Instagram Live on Sunday from 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm We will be selling Mystery bags for $25 and $50, where 100% of proceeds will come back to the Alberta Cancer Foundation’s Patient Financial Assistance Program.
Cancer can be a huge strain on the finances. People are often forced to cash in their retirement funds and use up their savings to make ends meet during treatment. The costs can be so overwhelming that some patients will decide against having life-saving therapy and instead choose a lesser treatment as they simply cannot afford the out-of-pocket expenses for items such as medications, medical supplies, transportation, accommodations and child care. Thanks to individuals like you, patients and families are able to receive financial support during their treatment so they can focus on what matters most – healing.
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.
We are excited to announce that local favourite, Willow Park Wines and Spirits, has chosen the Alberta Cancer Foundation as one of four charities benefitting from their November Charity Month!
With your help, we hope to raise $30,000 to create more moments for Albertans facing cancer. The Alberta Cancer Foundation will be participating in Willow Park Wines and Spirits special wine raffle with a beautiful wine fridge complete with 92 wine bottles chosen by Willow Park’s trusted wine experts up for grabs (a prize valued at $4,000!) Tickets are available now until December 15th at 11:59 PM with the lucky winner being drawn on December 17th at noon. Each year, tickets for this raffle sell out fast, so make sure you get your tickets as soon as possible. To purchase tickets and learn more, click the link here
Additionally, Willow Park will be hosting an online silent auction here. The auction will launch on November 15 to November 30, with over 120 fabulous items–travel, exclusive wines, large format bottles, trusted expert hosted tastings, and unforgettable experiences. The auction will close at 9 PM on Tuesday, November 30.
Lastly, from the dates November 25 to November 30, Willow Park Wines and Spirits will be presenting Charity Sales Days where 15 per cent of the proceeds of featured items will be donated back to the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Visit their location to take part in this generous fundraiser.
On behalf of the Alberta Cancer Foundation, thank you for your ongoing support of Albertans facing cancer.
If you have any questions about this fundraiser, please do not hesitate to reach out to Michelle Pitt at 403.828.7044 or at michelle.pitt@albertacancer.ca. Thank you for all that you do.
Kindest regards, The team at the Alberta Cancer Foundation
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.
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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.
Since 2014, MLAC has raised over $68,000. Unfortunately, due to COVID, they were not able to play any of the games as their season was cut short. They are hoping that the 2021/22 pink games with their 9 teams will be back better than ever and that they are able to help raise money for cancer research as well as aiding in the costs for those currently fighting cancer.
Please join the Spruce Grove Regals in their first ever “Pink in the Rink” game, raising awareness for those who unfortunately have been touched by this terrible disease, as well as the amazing heroes who dedicate their lives to caring for their patients.
Having lost many family members and friends to cancer, this event has become a way to not only honor their memory but raise funds and awareness. Getting to work with and inspire students is extremely rewarding and gives me hope for the future and finding a cure. The Alberta Cancer Foundation offers so much and this event is one way to help recognize their devotion. Formerly ‘Shave His Head for Cancer’. Now includes student-run events (at Holy Redeemer High School in Edson, AB).
A tattoo fundraiser with a silent auction component to it. They will host an event on March 20, 2022 where profits from the tattoo sales that day will be donated to the Alberta Cancer Foundation.
Wilde Bocce is an annual bocce ball tournament that was inspired by the Bodnarchuk’s “Granny” – Lucille Wilde, who passed away from cancer in February, 2014. They have run this event annually since June 2014, as a way to connect with family and friends, raise funds for the ACF and celebrate an amazing woman! Entry fee is that each participant must raise a minimum of $100 for the ACF. A day filled with bocce and other games for the kids that attend.
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.
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.
Welcome to the 8th Annual John Anton Memorial Golf Tournament! This event is raising money for cancer in memory of Startec’s friend, colleague, teammate and valued employee whose favourite pastime was playing the game of golf, John Anton. The team are hoping to raise $2,500.
Chris Osicki’s fundraiser in honour of his dad Edward Osicki. Chris will be running in the Edmonton Marathon 2022 and will be raising funds to support prostate cancer.
Every year we celebrate our beautiful girl, Evelyn. Evelyn left us too soon after a challenging flight with Neuroblastoma. Evelyn was a warrior when it came to her treatment, facing the worst days with her signature bravery and smile. Her battle was not lost, but fought hard with grace, light, and dignity. She is carried in our hearts forever as we continue her legacy through the Team Evelyn Foundation and our annual Birthday Bash Dance Party to celebrate Ev and raise funds.