Help me help those on a cancer journey as I ride with my two sidekicks (Husband Ryan and friend Steve) to support the Canadian Cancer Society and Cancer Research!

Ride2Survive was canceled this year due to COVID-19 but COVID did not make cancer go away, it has lead to further issues for those facing cancer right now who still need my help. I'm stepping up and bringing my two riding partners with me.

July 17th - 19th we wil be riding in a socialy distant way around the lower mainland to help raise funds and awarenss for cancer reserach through Ride2Survive. Any and all support is welcome for those who can. Even just your good vibes are appreciated. 

We ride because all 3 of us have lost people we love to cancer. We are also all parents and we want to help shape a future where no one fears cancer. 

100% of all dollars raised through Ride2Survive go directly to the Canadian Cancer society to fund life saving research and support programs.

Watch for updates here and on facebook thru June 26.  Here is her route through Delta:

She will be doing loops that go by her home on Sunwood Drive. Watch for updates where she is and get out and cheer her on!!!

Carol is ready... look at her supplies!!

And, here is what you will see on the road... ok, without the interior stuff, but, like, outside stuff... with the sign!

(we're not sure if she's excited!?)

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Team Crazy Hikers and friends are walking 100km in one day to support the Canadian Cancer Society.

We are known as the Crazy Hikers and true to the name we are doing a crazy event in support of Ride2Survive who started that crazy event 16 years ago!

The event will be held on Saturday June 27 and will begin at midnight and hoping to finish at 7:00pm. It will be a long and hard day but no where close to emotional and physical pain a cancer patient goes through every day. 

In last year 16 years R2S has raised well over 9 million by cycling from Kelowna to Delta however this year due to Covid-19 the ride has been cancelled. Of course as we all know Cancer did not take a break during this Pandemic and continues to effects our friends and families.