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Capilano Volkswagen Cypress Challenge 2025
Held by Anthony Thomas
$9,850.00 Raised
$500
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Fundraiser Donors

  1. Douglas Martin
    $1000
  2. Chris Morrison
    $1000
  3. Bruce&Lesley Hoeschen
    $1000
  4. Paul Conibear
    $1000
  5. Neil Chrystal
    $1000
  6. Bernie Simpson
    $1000
  7. Steve Yung
    $500
  8. Stephen Ferguson
    $500
  9. Brad Steiman
    $500
  10. Mark Didcott
    $500
  11. Mel Chaudhary
    $250
  12. Michael Barkley
    $100
  13. Jim Allison
    $100
  14. Graham Kerr
    $100
  15. Bill Trenaman
    $100
  16. Dave Brownlie
    $100
  17. Mark Kaufmann
    $100
  18. Trevor Alto
    $100
  19. Chad Gooyers
    $100
  20. Chris Ketchum
    $100
  21. Darren Karpluk
    $100
  22. MARK TROTZUK
    $100
  23. William MacLean
    $100
  24. Cathy Rizzo
    $100
  25. Carey Prokop
    $100
  26. Dave Cannon
    $100
  27. Gord Hannigan
    $50
  28. Joe Sobotin
    $50

 

On Sunday, July 27th, I am cycling in the Capilano Volkswagen Cypress Challenge presented by Glotman•Simpson Cycling, raising awareness and funds for pancreatic cancer research and care at BC Cancer.

This year, more than 800 British Columbians will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. It’s projected that only 10 per cent (or 80 of those people diagnosed) will live five years.

Pancreatic cancer is difficult to detect at an early stage and is often resistant to treatment. Although it is the tenth most common cancer in Canada, it is the fourth leading cause of cancer death.

Unless more effective treatment strategies are found, pancreatic cancer in Canada is projected to become the second leading cause of cancer death by 2030.

We need to act now.

Since 2008, Cypress Challenge has raised over $5.2 million – and it’s thanks to the generosity of community members like you. Together, we can drive innovations in research and enhance care to benefit each person facing this disease.

With your help, BC Cancer can continue its vital work to break down this deadly disease.

Please consider making a donation.

 

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