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Music, art, community, and numbers—these seemingly distinct elements came together in Erin McGuire’s journey, inspiring this year’s Brain Tumour Walk theme: United by the Numbers. His design serves as a tribute, a fundraiser, and a symbol of resilience, reminding us that every statistic represents a person, a story, and a community.
Join us in making a difference. Register for the 2025 Brain Tumour Walk today and help us turn numbers into hope.
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When Haley Toomey’s mother, Cayla, was diagnosed with glioblastoma in 2020, their world changed overnight. Through love, resilience, and determination, their family faced the journey together, celebrating life’s moments while fighting for awareness and better care for brain tumour patients.
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We are excited to announce that our Spring 50/50 Ontario Raffle is now live—your chance to win big while supporting a great cause! Until March 31, 2025, Ontario residents can purchase tickets for the chance to win half the jackpot, with the other half going directly towards critical brain tumour research, advocacy, and support services.
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Current funding opportunities:
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Elevation Research Grant: Glioblastoma-focused research project
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Youth Education Awards: Post-secondary scholarships for pediatric survivors
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Trevor Harrison Scholarship: Post-secondary studies in public policy/politics through civic engagement
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Project updates:
Stefan Lang (Research Grant Recipient): “Simulating brain tumour resection to optimize onco-functional balance”
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Join a supportive community of brain tumour patients, survivors, caregivers, and family members through our six private Facebook Support Groups, offering 24/7 connection and guidance.
Engage in meaningful discussions, share and seek answers, and exchange stories of hope and encouragement.
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Awareness dates:
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Social Work Week: March 3 - 9
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International Women's Day: March 8
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Brain Awareness Week: March 10-16
Upcoming community events:
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Love on the Brain, founded by Daniela Ruscetta in memory of her mother, Susan, has raised $79,000 for brain tumour research. The event continues to celebrate Susan’s legacy through community and music.
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Kayla DeAngelis, founder of Go Grey London, supports young brain tumour survivors through awareness and fundraising. Last year, the organization funded its first Youth Education Award.
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After surviving a rare brain tumour, Claire Snyman became a passionate advocate for patient empowerment and mental health.
These days, Claire is dedicated to improving the patient experience, both nationally and internationally.
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Congratulations to Leandra Desjardins and Marco Bonanno, our pediatric Feature Grant recipients, on their recent research publication! This achievement is a testament to their dedication and the importance of supporting innovative research that benefits our pediatric, adolescent and young adult population.
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We’re proud to share that Sarah Rogers, our advocacy and information specialist, co-authored a groundbreaking peer-reviewed paper focusing on the rights of brain tumour patients and the transformative power of patient advocacy.
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Young adults with a brain tumour diagnosis face unimaginable challenges. In collaboration with a group of students from the Ingram School of Nursing at McGill University, we developed a resource for young adults affected by a brain tumour.
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