Thank you Windsor -- we couldn't have done this without YOU. See you next year - in person, we hope! -- Sunday, October 3, 2021 for the #CIBCRunfortheCure#NeverStopRunning#StaySafe
Inspired to see so many people helping us raise awareness on #WorldCancerDay. 💛 We're proud to work alongside volunteers and supporters, dedicated partners, passionate Canadians who care about cancer, and all levels of government to create a world where no one fears cancer.
This #WorldCancerDay, as the pandemic continues, a reminder that together, we're a community – connected, even when we're apart. Together, we’re bigger than cancer. Each of us doing all that we can to make a difference.💛 Together, we can build a future where no one fears cancer.
With your help, we’re funding game-changing research and providing compassionate support so that all Canadians affected by cancer can live a life that is bigger than their diagnosis. 💛 RT to join us in sharing the powerful message that LIFE is bigger than cancer.
We're proud to share our Impact Report from the 2019/20 year. See how together, we've invested in life-saving research, supported Canadians at every stage of the cancer journey and engaged a passionate collective of people to create a world where no Canadian fears cancer. 💛
For many of us, sticking to new year’s resolutions can be challenging – but making positive lifestyle changes is easier than you think!
Check out these tips to help you live healthier and reduce your cancer risk in 2021. RT to help others live well too!
We understand that coping with grief and cancer may be especially challenging this year due to #COVID19. And for some, the holidays may even bring up more emotions. To help those who may need it this season, we're sharing personal coping tips and advice on our blog. 💛
A tough year, a challenging year, but we have 70,000 plus reasons to be grateful for everyone who made this year's #Windsor virtual run happen. Happy holidays and we hope to see everyone in person in 2020. #cibcrunforthecure
Our CEO @andreaseale joined @cbcradio to share the impact of #COVID19 on cancer care in Canada.
➡️Take a moment to listen: https://t.co/7aTZBrn6Y6
And if you notice changes to your body – like a new growth or lump, increased fatigue or dramatic weight loss – speak with a doctor.
As someone who faced cancer treatment during the holidays, Sara knows how challenging this time of the year can be for Canadians with cancer and their loved ones. That’s why she’s opening up about her journey to give hope to others affected by cancer this holiday season.
This holiday season, give a meaningful gift that will make a difference for Canadians affected by cancer. With over 50 gifts to choose from, our gift collection has something for everyone on your listThis holiday season, give a meaningful gift that will make a difference for Canadians affected by cancer. With over 50 gifts to choose from, our gift collection has something for everyone on your listThis holiday season, give a meaningful gift that will make a difference for Canadians affected by cancer. With over 50 gifts to choose from, our gift collection has something for everyone on your listThis holiday season, give a meaningful gift that will make a difference for Canadians affected by cancer. With over 50 gifts to choose from, our gift collection has something for everyone on your list.
For many of us, it can be hard to avoid sugar – especially around the holidays. Eating lots of sugar can contribute to having excess weight, which can increase your risk of cancer. Learn how you can satisfy your sweet tooth with these creative tips this holiday season.
Are you a caregiver or someone living with or beyond cancer who’s interested in helping us make research funding decisions? We want you to share your voice through our Patient/Survivor/Caregiver Reviewer Program. The deadline to apply is January 6. Learn more and RT to share!
“We offer a lifeline...We’re here to provide information and support." Meet Carrie and see how our Cancer Information Helpline makes a difference during #COVID19 and all year round. 💛📞 Thanks to support from partners like @Blackhawk we can be there for people when they need us.
Just added to our gift collection: Protect yourself and others while showing your support for Canadians affected by cancer. Proceeds from our new face masks will help fund groundbreaking research and support services like our Cancer Information Helpline.
As we wrap up the month of October and #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth comes to an end, we’re highlighting YOUR support at the #CIBCRunfortheCure. Take a look at how Canadians rallied together at this year's event! https://t.co/zI62cXCYEV
We now know more than ever before about how to prevent, diagnose and treat #breastcancer – but we also know that there’s more to be done. RT to show your support and see how together, we can change the future of breast cancer: https://t.co/x8BSmD5i99
#FASTSIGNSCares This October is a little different for us.
We could not be there in person for the run, we have shown our support in another way for @rftcwindsor.
This weekend catch our support through our signage at the Halloween Drive In.
#20Years#20Charities#andmore
Who's joining us??? After months of planning and lots of roadblocks help us make this successful!! We all need a little fun right now! Please share and spread the word! #cibcrunforthecure
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