Charity SupportHelp Harry's Spring Run Off 8k & 5k to fight Prostate Cancer!
How you can help...All registered runners and walkers can collect pledges to support prostate cancer research programs at Princess Margaret Hospital. Every bit counts! Sign up for online fundraising or use the pledge form (coming soon). Fast online fundraising is only a click away! The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation has made online fundraising for Harry's Spring Run-Off 8k & 5k to Fight Prostate Cancer easy. Register to run or walk, let us know you're interested in fundraising, and we'll prepare your personal fundraising page so you can reach friends and family worldwide to make a donation to prostate cancer research. Sign up for online fundraising and be automatically entered into a draw to win a $250 gift card from New Balance. Need some help setting up your online personal fundraising page? Pledge CollectionAll offline pledges must be handed in to The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation tent by 9:45 the morning of the Run to be eligible for prizes. Pledges (cheques) may also be mailed in advance to: Fundraise Your Way to Great Prizes!Harry's Spring Run-Off is pleased to introduce a new Fundraising Incentive Program. In conjunction with New Balance Toronto, HSRO will award prizes based on the amount of funds raised by an individual. The more you raise, the more you can win!
Once you have registered to participate in the 8K or 5K event, click on (link coming soon) to sign up for fundraising through PMHF. Funds MUST be received by PMHF on the day of the Run or by April TBA 2009 in order to be eligible for prizing. Harry Rosen and Prostate CancerAt Harry Rosen, prostate cancer is our corporate cause and raising awareness about the issue is our priority. The Prostate Centre at Princess Margaret Hospital is the largest and busiest multidisciplinary, prostate-focused clinic in Canada. Its aim is to offer the best of medical care to men with prostate disease in a holistic, people-focused manner. Your doctor can explain the risk factors of developing prostate cancer, such as age, ethnicity or family history. He or she may recommend additional testing including a PSA blood test. To learn more about prostate cancer, visit: The Princess Margaret Hospital FoundationThe Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation at University Health Network raises funds for research, education and the enhancement of patient care at Canada's leading cancer research hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital and its research arm, the Ontario Cancer Institute. For more information, please visit us at www.pmhf.ca. University Health Network consists of Princess Margaret, Toronto General and Toronto Western Hospitals, and is a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto. |