Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation employee, Anne Pathammavong, tells us why she loves to Cook for the Cure.
Anne making last minute preparations at her Cook for the Cure party.
What do you like about working for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation?
What is there not to like? Every day I know that my work is helping to create a future without breast cancer. It’s the best feeling in the world.
Team captain Melanya decided to warm up for the Run this year with a winter snowshoe race, an event we held in Ontario this February. She sent us her thoughts and some great photos of the event – proving you can beat the Winter Blahs and support the cause as well! ( Watch Melanya in the Run Video 2010)
Melanya and team pause to take in the beautiful scenery
One of the members of the GoodLife OPS Mod Squad team was so inspired by the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure that she asked me to organize our team for the Tubbs Romp to Stomp snowshoe race fundraiser for the Foundation.
Finding Hope means believing that you are capable of overcoming obstacles, such as breast cancer. I know first hand about finding hope. My mom is fighting breast cancer for the third time now, and this will be my third year participating in run for the cure.
It is with great pleasure we that we share with you our video for the Canadian
Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure 2010:
Finding Hope, the blog for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, invites you to tell your inspiring stories of personal experiences with breast cancer and become part of the wider community of Canadians who have been touched by breast cancer.