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  • Vancouver, BC Participant

    The chance to be part of the solution. Part of the fundraising that powers the research. Kayak for a Cure™ gives me, and hundreds of others around the world, a chance to get on the water for an amazing day of community, charity and kayaking for one cause: contributing to the research that leads to cures. Kayak for a Cure has turned out to be one of the highlights of my year and I’m so stoked to get on the water again this year!

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • BC, Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Whitney, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Shaun Sholtz, Vancouver

    “It’s easy to stand on the sidelines and just give your money out in the hopes that maybe one day the dynamics of the disease will change in our favor. Until you are affected personally, then it becomes about you being the dynamic. That is my reason for paddling.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Shawn Rafuse, Vancouver

    “Paddling for Kayak gives me the chance to do something meaningful for an important cause. I look forward to meeting participants from my community every year.”

  • Whitney, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Victoria, BC Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Keith Leinweber, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Victoria, BC Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Victoria, BC Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • BC, Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • BC, Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Whitney, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • BC, Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Vancouver, BC Participant

    The chance to be part of the solution. Part of the fundraising that powers the research. Kayak for a Cure™ gives me, and hundreds of others around the world, a chance to get on the water for an amazing day of community, charity and kayaking for one cause: contributing to the research that leads to cures. Kayak for a Cure has turned out to be one of the highlights of my year and I’m so stoked to get on the water again this year!

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Shaun Sholtz, Vancouver

    “It’s easy to stand on the sidelines and just give your money out in the hopes that maybe one day the dynamics of the disease will change in our favor. Until you are affected personally, then it becomes about you being the dynamic. That is my reason for paddling.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Whitney, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • BC, Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Vancouver, BC Participant

    The chance to be part of the solution. Part of the fundraising that powers the research. Kayak for a Cure™ gives me, and hundreds of others around the world, a chance to get on the water for an amazing day of community, charity and kayaking for one cause: contributing to the research that leads to cures. Kayak for a Cure has turned out to be one of the highlights of my year and I’m so stoked to get on the water again this year!

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Whitney, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Victoria, BC Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • BC, Participant

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Vancouver, BC Participant

    The chance to be part of the solution. Part of the fundraising that powers the research. Kayak for a Cure™ gives me, and hundreds of others around the world, a chance to get on the water for an amazing day of community, charity and kayaking for one cause: contributing to the research that leads to cures. Kayak for a Cure has turned out to be one of the highlights of my year and I’m so stoked to get on the water again this year!

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Shaun Scholtz, Vancouver

    “It’s easy to stand on the sidelines and just give your money out in the hopes that maybe one day the dynamics of the disease will change in our favor. Until you are affected personally, then it becomes about you being the dynamic. That is my reason for paddling.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Cyrus, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • Vancouver, BC Participant

    The chance to be part of the solution. Part of the fundraising that powers the research. Kayak for a Cure™ gives me, and hundreds of others around the world, a chance to get on the water for an amazing day of community, charity and kayaking for one cause: contributing to the research that leads to cures. Kayak for a Cure has turned out to be one of the highlights of my year and I’m so stoked to get on the water again this year!

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Shawn Rafuse, Vancouver

    “Paddling for Kayak gives me the chance to do something meaningful for an important cause. I look forward to meeting participants from my community every year.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”

  • Whitney, Vancouver

    “To be there, at the beginning of something big — raising money, raising awareness and getting out for a paddle — turned out to be one of the highlights of my year. Cancer affects us all. Kayak for a Cure™ gave me the chance to get up and do something about it, to affect a positive change against something negative.”

  • David Donaldson, Mississauga

    “All of our lives have been touched by cancer,  We all know someone, a close friend or family member who’s time here on earth was cut short.  But I like to to focus on the wins, not the loses.  My father, father in-law and my 19 yr old niece are still here today because of the advances in Cancer research.  There is a cure, we are getting closer to it, one paddle at a time.

    Hope Floats!”

  • Bianca, Vancouver

    “Participating in Kayak for a Cure has allowed me to see first hand the impact a group of people can have, and how much fun they can have while doing it.”

  • Keith, Vancouver

    “I’m paddling for my loved ones I have lost to cancer: my cousin Beverly, my buddy Chris Galenzoski, my grandma, the list goes on. But it’s more than that – they say one in three of us will get some form of cancer. I’m paddling for the one in three that we can still help. And with the hope that we can change that number.”