I am participating in Cops for Cancer for which local police officers and emergency services personnel will ride 800km to support children and families living with cancer and beyond. 

The money raised from this event will support the Canadian Cancer Society in fueling new pediatric cancer research discoveries and sending 600 kids each year to Camp Goodtimes, a local medically-supervised recreation experience for children and teens affected by cancer and their families.  

I first rode with Cops for Cancer in 2005 and now 18 years later I chose to ride again. In 2005, I hadn’t directly been impacted by cancer the way I have now. My mother passed away from cancer in 2016 and I’ve seen a friend deal with a second round of cancer with her child who is now an amazing teenager.  I’ve been involved with Cops for Cancer Tour de Coast for so many years and decided this was the time to ride again. I will be riding with the other two ladies in the photo and if you're feeling generous donate to Brooke Sherwood and Tess Landry. 

100km/day for 8 days will not be easy being 18 years older than the last time, but as many of you know, I like to challenge myself and do crazy sporting events. In retrospect, this isn’t too bad compared to what I’ve done before.

I’m so excited to be a rider this year and help fundraise for pediatric cancer support programs like Camp Goodtimes and cancer research. I hope you can help my fundraising efforts with a donation.  

Please make a donation on my behalf and help me reach my fundraising goal! Donating online is secure and it saves the Canadian Cancer Society money by reducing administrative costs. 

Every donation takes us one step further to pedal our way to end childhood cancer. Because one child with cancer is one child too many 

Thanks for your support!