Thank you for making it possible for people affected by a brain tumour to live longer, better, and with hope.
Thank you for making it possible for critical research to advance, trusted education to spread, and compassionate support to continue.
Thank you for making it possible to find a cure.
*You can opt out of the Incentive program during registration or please email btwalkhelp@braintumour.ca.
Register online for your local Brain Tumour Walk to receive your registration gift. Pre-registered participants will be able to pick it up on in-person walk day. For those who register for the National Virtual Brain Tumour Walk, it will be mailed to you.
Personally raise $1,000 by your in-person walk date to receive your #EndBrainTumours Grand Club gift. Pre-registered participants will be able to pick it up on walk day. For those who register for the National Virtual Brain Tumour Walk, it will be mailed to you.
Personally raise $5,000 by the end of June 2023 to receive this awesome and lovable Brain Bunny in the mail! Crocheted with love by Megan Cavender, a brain tumour survivor, your Brain Bunny gives comfort when it is needed the most.
Not very many people get a chance to see what happens behind the scenes. Personally raise $10,000 by the end of June 2023 and you will be invited to attend an exclusive virtual lab tour, hosted by one of our groundbreaking researchers. This unique experience will give you a glimpse into how your fundraising is advancing research and give you a chance to ask your questions firsthand.
The Cup of Hope is awarded annually to the top Brain Tumour Walk fundraising team in Canada.
Your team name, city, and winning year will be engraved on your very own keepsake trophy!
See the current National Ranking for Top Teams and more!
National Rankings
Captain Max Erenberg raised almost $28,000 for the Winnipeg Brain Tumour Walk!
“Put yourself out there. You never know what can happen. It’s about helping people feel supported throughout their journey, and you know you’re giving that. You can relate, so you’re making a difference that way. Just be confident, and don’t be shy. What an amazing circle of family and friends I have, and people I don’t even know!”.
Max's Mission
Captain James Hutton and his Team Tayler raised over $34,000, on behalf of James’ daughter, Tayler.
In the Sault Ste. Marie home of Kyleigh Provenzano, the coveted Cup of Hope sits high on a shelf, safely away from the hands of three curious little girls.
Eyes might be the window to the soul, but in Hayden’s case, they were telling her Mom that something was seriously wrong with her baby. Hayden’s Mom, Candice, is forever grateful to the ER physician who spotted her brain tumour and the health care professional team who subsequently saved her eyesight. Candice is now advocating for every parent to look to the eyes.
Hayden's Story
Stephanie knows how difficult treating a rare brain tumour can be all too well. At age 38, the mother of twins was diagnosed with an extremely rare and inoperable brain tumour – a rosette-forming glioneuronal tumour that little is known about, and cannot be removed due to its location.
This reality does not stop Stephanie from her tireless advocacy or incredible fundraising efforts.
The blue shirts are exclusively reserved for registered participants who are diagnosed with a brain tumour. If you are a Patient/Survivor, please register and indicate your t-shirt size. Pre-registered participants will be able to pick it up on walk day.
Shirt size options:
Small
Medium
Large
X-Large
XX-Large
XXX-Large
For a more detailed size chart, please refer to the pdf here.
For those who register for the National Virtual Event, your shirt will be mailed to you.
