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East Toronto's Terry Fox Run - Woodbine Beach *THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RUN SITE* SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2022 #terryfoxbeaches / Instagram-TerryFoxRunBeaches

[TerryFoxRunBeaches @terry_run]

What’s your #nomattewhat ? Toronto - Beaches Terry Fox Run https://t.co/USJRvn8XaZ

[Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network @marathonofhope]

📈 July Dashboard update📈

321 new cases were sequenced across Canada in June, helping grow our #GoldCohort!

This resource will include paired clinical and genomic data from 15k cancer patients making it the country's largest and most complete cancer case resource.

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

Thank you to our amazing community of volunteers who help continue Terry's dream of a world without cancer each year #NoMatterWhat. You truly are the heartbeat of the Terry Fox Foundation. ❤️

#NationalVolunteerWeek #TerryFoxRun

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

"Terry Fox was a Canadian athlete who at age 18 lost his leg to cancer. He set out on a staggering course to run one marathon a day, in the hopes of raising cancer awareness and finding a cure." - @reitcatou

Get your Run shirt today at https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF

#NoMatterWhat

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

“Keep Terry’s dream alive.” – Catherine O’Hara ❤️

Get your #TerryFoxRun shirt today at https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF and help support life-changing cancer research in Canada.

#NoMatterWhat @VancityReynolds

[Ryan Reynolds @VancityReynolds]

This year’s limited edition #TerryFoxRun shirts are now available. All proceeds benefit cancer research.
I’ve been doing this run since I was a little kid. The @TerryFoxCanada has helped countless people — standing on the shoulders of the great, Terry Fox. 🇨🇦 https://t.co/8urIDjaLKJ

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

#OnThisDay - March 9, 1977

After receiving a diagnosis of osteogenic sarcoma, Terry undergoes surgery to amputate his right leg six inches above his knee.

707 days later, Terry began training for his own run, The Marathon of Hope.
#NoMatterWhat

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

Look good and do good in your new #NoMatterWhat shirt. 🙌

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[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

“No matter what pain I suffer, it is nothing compared to the pain of those who have cancer...” - Terry Fox

A marathon a day for 143 days, raising awareness and funds for cancer research #NoMatterWhat. Get your Run shirt and continue Terry's legacy: https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

Our NEW #TerryFoxRun collection launched in collaboration with @VancityReynolds is available now! Get your shirt today at https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF

All proceeds support life-changing cancer research in Canada.

#NoMatterWhat

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

A closer look at our #NoMatterWhat #TerryFoxRun shirt collection! ❤️

Get your limited-edition shirt today at https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF All proceeds support cancer research.

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

#DearTerry - 43 years ago, you told us that we all needed to join forces for the Marathon of Hope - your example enabled Canadians today to transform cancer research. - Andre Veillette, Executive Director, @marathonofhope

Join the annual #TerryFoxRun at https://t.co/wk71UhHNeg

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

#OnThisDay – September 1, 1980

Terry ran his last mile of the Marathon of Hope.

You can honour Terry's legacy and continue his dream by joining the #TerryFoxRun on September 17: https://t.co/wk71UhHNeg

Photo by Gail Harvey.

[Mike Commito @mikecommito]

On this day in 1980, Terry Fox arrived in Toronto. Before a crowd at Nathan Phillips Square, Fox met his hockey idol Darryl Sittler, who presented him with his 1980 All-Star jersey @TerryFoxCanada #Leafs365 #LeafsForever

[Mike Commito @mikecommito]

On this day in 1980, during his stopover in Toronto, Terry Fox threw out the first pitch at the @BlueJays game @TerryFoxCanada #NextLevel

[Mike Commito @mikecommito]

On this day in 1980, Terry Fox arrived in Scarborough, Ontario. He told the crowd at the Civic Centre that, "I'm not doing the run to become rich or famous...To me, being famous is not the idea of the run. The only important part is that cancer can be beaten." @TerryFoxCanada

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

Even on a national holiday, Terry did not stop running. When Terry reached Ottawa on July 1, 1980, the atmosphere was electrifying and he was welcomed by cheering supporters. Terry’s story continues to inspire people around the world of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities.

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

#DearTerry, your story transcends generations. 💙🤍

Register today and join us across Canada on September 17 for the annual #TerryFoxRun: https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF

📸 John Tavares and the boys.

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

#DearTerry, You've been inspiring youth in Canada for 43 years, including me as a boy and now my young daughter! - Tyrone Edwards

Submit your #DearTerry message and register for the #TerryFoxRun today at https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF

[Terry Fox Foundation @TerryFoxCanada]

#DearTerry, All the great things written about you are true - and still don't do you justice. - Leslie Scrivener, former Toronto Star feature writer and author of Terry Fox: His Story

Register for the #TerryFoxRun and share your #DearTerry message at https://t.co/bg3aaIAzaF