CancerCare Manitoba Foundation

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CancerCare Manitoba Foundation All funds raised stay in Manitoba. The CancerCare Manitoba Foundation is the only organization exclusively fundraising for CancerCare Manitoba.

CancerCare Manitoba’s main aim is to eradicate a disease consisting of more than 150 types and stages. A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. Up-to-date information regarding treatment options, resources and services are vital as patients and families make their way through the cancer journey, from diagnosis to treatment. While CancerCare Manitoba works in partnership with Manitoba Health, some programs and services are not eligible for government funding. Since 2000, donors from every walk of life have given more than $85 million to the CancerCare Manitoba Foundation to bridge this gap and help deliver the best research, patient care, treatment and support. We are proud to support CancerCare Manitoba’s internationally-recognized team of health professionals as they provide outstanding quality care for all Manitobans and their families living with cancer.

The youngest of three sisters, Benji had always been proactive about her health. When she received a call the morning af...
10/22/2026

The youngest of three sisters, Benji had always been proactive about her health. When she received a call the morning after a routine mammogram asking her to return for further testing, she was worried. Six weeks later, at just 47 years old, she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer.

What followed next for Benji was one of the hardest experiences of her life. After surgery to remove the tumour and affected lymph nodes, Benji learned that the cancer had spread. The road ahead suddenly became much more uncertain. Another surgery followed, along with chemotherapy and radiation treatment.

Cancer can have many phases. For Benji, each one brought new challenges and uncertainties. Just two months after completing her own treatment, her sister Leslie was diagnosed with cancer. For Benji this meant supporting her sister through a cancer journey while still recovering from her own.

And in the years since, cancer has continued to touch her family, including the loss of her father and her mother’s ongoing experience with the disease.

READ Benji's full story by visiting: www.cancercarefdn.mb.ca/benjis-story

10/19/2026

Shine a Light this December for someone you cherish.

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There had been no warning. No pain. No symptoms. Then, one evening in August 2025, Abby suddenly couldn’t swallow her fo...
10/17/2026

There had been no warning. No pain. No symptoms. Then, one evening in August 2025, Abby suddenly couldn’t swallow her food.

Within hours, her family was at the hospital. Doctors discovered a large mass in her throat that was blocking her airway. Abby was admitted to the hospital and underwent a biopsy the next morning, followed by several scans. Tests quickly revealed news that no parent wants to hear: Abby was diagnosed with stage 3 Burkitt lymphoma, a rare, fast-growing form of cancer.

For the next several months, Abby spent most of her time in hospital undergoing intensive chemotherapy. She had a PICC line and regular lumbar punctures. The treatments were so difficult that there were weeks when she couldn’t eat and required a tube for feeding. There were also days she couldn’t leave her room, which was especially difficult for a naturally social girl who loves being around people.

But there were bright moments, too. Abby became a favourite among the nursing staff, spending time with them whenever she felt well enough. She would also have visits with the therapy dog when she was able. And she made friends in the hospital with other kids who, like her, also had cancer…

Read Abby’s story at RideInside.ca to learn more about her journey ❤️

On November 26, join us for Ride Inside 2026 and pedal for Manitoba kids like Abby!

Together, let’s put the brakes on kids’ cancer!

Lace up for one final run or walk of the season! 🏃‍♂️Join the Stomach Cancer Awareness Run on November 8 and help raise ...
10/16/2026

Lace up for one final run or walk of the season! 🏃‍♂️

Join the Stomach Cancer Awareness Run on November 8 and help raise awareness of this disease.

📅 November 8 | 9:30 am to 2 pm

“I live without a stomach. I run for everyone else.”

Cam has been a runner for years. Then cancer took his stomach — and, he says, his fear of death. What's left is the time he has, and he's spending it on other people: hosting events, running, and making sure fewer families are caught off guard by this disease.

For years, Cam's running friends have been there at his start lines and finish lines. This November, you can join them! Whether you run or walk, every step is an opportunity to show your support and help raise awareness of stomach cancer.

Find out more and register here: scarfoundation.ca

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible students and staff of Balmoral Hall School and Mulvey School for once again comi...
10/15/2026

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible students and staff of Balmoral Hall School and Mulvey School for once again coming together for Girls for the Cure! 💗

This year’s event raised an amazing $74,747 in support of CancerCare Manitoba Foundation’s 35th anniversary Guardian Angel Benefit!

For more than 25 years, Girls for the Cure has brought together young changemakers, inspiring compassion, generosity and a commitment to making a difference. The impact of this event extends far beyond the walk, helping support advancements in cancer research and care for women across Manitoba.

Thank you to everyone who walked, donated, organized and cheered these inspiring students on. Your dedication and generosity are making a meaningful difference for Manitoba women affected by cancer! 🌸

One final show. Sixteen years of music, community and making a difference!After 16 incredible years, Coffeehouse to End ...
10/13/2026

One final show. Sixteen years of music, community and making a difference!

After 16 incredible years, Coffeehouse to End Cancer is preparing for its final performance, and you’re invited to be part of this special farewell!

📅 Friday, October 16 at 6:30 pm
📍 Grosse Isle Community Hall

What began as the initiative of a 16-year-old has grown into a beloved Interlake tradition, bringing together talented young local artists and a generous community in support of CancerCare Manitoba Foundation.

Come out for one last unforgettable evening of live music, delicious dainties and community spirit as we celebrate 16 years of making a difference for Manitobans affected by cancer.

Let's help make this final show one to remember and end this incredible tradition on a high note! ❤️

A heartfelt thank you to the organizers, performers and everyone who has supported this wonderful event over the years. Your dedication means so much!

10/07/2026

Shine a Light is back. 💡⁠
Help light up the CancerCare building this December.⁠
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Light is seen as a symbol of life, hope, guidance and truth. This coming December a light display in the darkest month of the year will once again inspire, encourage, and uplift those touched by cancer while raising funds in support of CancerCare Manitoba.⁠
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1,500 lights will shine for all to see in December at the CancerCare Manitoba building at 675 McDermot Ave. representing those we cherish in memory, honour today, and for the people providing care along the way.⁠
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Get your light today⁠
ShineMB.ca or contact us at 204-787-4143⁠
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Join us at the lighting ceremony on December 1 at 6 p.m.

Address

1160-675 McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg, MB
R3E0V9

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12047874143

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