Every year, people are supporting Prostate Cancer Canada by organizing fundraising events. These community events (also called third party events) include golf tournaments, sporting events, galas, BBQs, bike-athons, and more.
Every dollar counts!
For more information about community events, please contact our Events team at 416-441-2131, toll free at 1-888-255-0333, or email at events@prostatecancer.ca.
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Maritimes Energy Association - Closest to the Hole 2019
June 25, 2019 - Glen Arbour, Halifax NS
Over the past seven years, the Maritimes Energy Association and its members have raised over $100,000 for Prostate Cancer Canada - Atlantic through the Closest to the Hole golf tournament. We are once again proud to host this event to build awareness about prostate cancer and to raise funds to support local programs.
The Maritimes Energy Association has a long reputation of succesful golf tournaments; if you are in the energy sector, the Nova Scotia business community or a company with an interest in supporting Prostate Cancer Canada - Atlantic while expanding your network you don't want to miss the opportunity to support our Closest to the Hole Tournament.
For more information and to register, click here.
PGA Day - Play Gold All Day 2019
June and July, 2019 - At PGA Clubs throughout Atlantic Canada
During the months of June and July, PGA Professionals in Atlantic Canada will be teaming up with amateur golfers to raise awareness and support for the 1 in 7 men impacted by prostate cancer. Teams of golfers at PGA Golf Clubs across the region will play golf in various formats within the months of June and July in support of Prostate Cancer Canada.
For more information and to sign up, click here!
Tee-Up for Prostate Cancer Canada
July 15, 2019 - Elm Ridge Country Club, Ile Bizard QC
We invite you to support a day dedicated to improving the lives of men and families facing a diagnosis of prostate cancer, and make a powerful difference in advancing research, education and awareness of this disease. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer to affect Canadian men. One in seven men will be diagnosed with the disease in their lifetime. Proceeds from the event will support leading prostate cancer research.
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