How many km is Ride to Conquer Cancer?

How many km is Ride to Conquer Cancer?

200km+
The Ride is an EPIC, 2-day, 200km+ cycling event where thousands of participants from across Canada and around the world ride between Toronto to Niagara Falls. Cyclists seek the support of their networks, friends and family to fundraise in support of research being conducted at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

How do you donate to the great cycling challenge?

There are two ways to deposit your funds:

1. Pay in your Cash Donations (quick and easy) If you’ve received cash donations from your friends, you can simply pay these online through your fundraising page (via your credit card).
2. Send in Cheques via the Post. Step 1: Print off this form and complete it with your details.

Is the Great Cycle Challenge tax deductible?

Yes. All donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law for residents in Australia and a receipt is emailed to you immediately after you make the donation.

How do I delete my great Cycling Challenge Account?

Call us at (1-952-999-9412) Send an email with your request to [email protected]. Write us with your requests at the address provided below….Access To The Personal Data We May Hold About You:

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How much money did the BC ride to Conquer Cancer raise?

As one of the province’s largest charitable events, this year’s ride was expected to raise about $8-million and the foundation says this postponement will leave a significant gap. “Postponing… is a heartbreaking decision.

Where does the ride to Conquer Cancer take place?

The Ride to Conquer Cancer was created in 2008 as a “mega-event” fundraiser in support of The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto, Ontario. It is an annual charity fundraiser held in various locations across Canada and Australia.

How much money do you need to ride the ride to Conquer Cancer?

Historically, each participant was required to raise a minimum of $2,500 in order to ride. In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event was cancelled in Montreal and postponed in Vancouver.

When was the Rio Tinto ride to Conquer Cancer?

The event went international in 2011, as The Rio Tinto Ride to Conquer Cancer took place in Brisbane in August 2011 and 2012. The event has raised nearly $10 million for cancer research at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research, one of the largest research institutes in Australia.