My name is Shauna. I grew up in Sooke and love the small town feel where if a family is suffering with illness it affects the entire community. After graduation I worked in a pharmacy for 20 years. Daily, I filled prescriptions for families going through cancer treatments.  After getting married and having 2 boys, who are now now 17 and 19 years I followed my lifelong dream to become a police officer, I now work with Saanich Police Department in the Youth Section, where I work closely with high-risk teens, helping them through their struggles. Looking back I see I have always been drawn to helping children, and their families through tough times, and that's why I decided to ride in Tour de Rock.

I dream of a future where no child has to experience cancer. By participating in Tour de Rock, I am raising funds and awareness for childhood cancer, supporting research, improving treatments, and providing crucial resources for children and families facing this disease. My ultimate goal is to help develop a world where cancer is no longer a life-threatening illness for children, and by advocating for the cause, I hope to inspire others to make a difference.

Along with funding important research, donations are used to send kids to Camp Goodtimes. There they will have the chance to be kids, experiencing a variety of traditional camp activities while medically supported by staff members and will have the chance to connect with other kids experiencing the same struggles of cancer and treatments in a positive and fun environment.

Please donate to this important cause, every dollar we raise makes a difference.