Register now for BRIGHT Run 2021 and get started on your fundraising.
We’ve cleaned up and improved our registration page to make it easier for you and your team members to register and get a head start on your fundraising for the coming year. Click here to get started…
We’ve already heard from several BRIGHT folks who have started their fundraising. For example, Facebook Marketplace and sites such as kijiji are great places to sell off some of that stuff languishing in your basement and generate some funds for local breast cancer research. As well, some of our craftier BRIGHT folks are making Christmas decorations, seasonal treats or other handmade items to sell to family and friends, with the money going to BRIGHT Run 2021.
We’re also trying to tidy up BRIGHT 2020, so if you have pledge forms, cheques or cash donations to submit, please contact Nancy McMillan at nancy@brightrun.ca to arrange pickup/delivery.
Congratulations to Steve Ewoniak, our 2020 super survivor spokesperson, whose story appeared recently in the Mountain News as part of a health and wellness feature.
To read about Steve’s journey, click here:
https://www.hamiltonnews.com/community-story/10219475-breast-cancer-in-men-rare-but-potentially-fatal/
We’ve already heard from several BRIGHT folks who have started their fundraising. For example, Facebook Marketplace and sites such as kijiji are great places to sell off some of that stuff languishing in your basement and generate some funds for local breast cancer research. As well, some of our craftier BRIGHT folks are making Christmas decorations, seasonal treats or other handmade items to sell to family and friends, with the money going to BRIGHT Run 2021.
We’re also trying to tidy up BRIGHT 2020, so if you have pledge forms, cheques or cash donations to submit, please contact Nancy McMillan at nancy@brightrun.ca to arrange pickup/delivery.
Congratulations to Steve Ewoniak, our 2020 super survivor spokesperson, whose story appeared recently in the Mountain News as part of a health and wellness feature.
To read about Steve’s journey, click here:
https://www.hamiltonnews.com/community-story/10219475-breast-cancer-in-men-rare-but-potentially-fatal/