On Saturday August 10th, join us as we mark the 8th anniversary of Northern Pass to Conquer Cancer, a transformative event in the heart of Muskoka dedicated to advancing life-changing cancer research at The Princess Margaret.
Volunteers play a crucial role in bringing this event to life. We have various volunteer positions from aid station support, course marshals, kit pick-up, bike tech support, sweep, and bike parking. No matter what position you choose your time, skills, and creativity make a positive impact.
Why volunteer?
Ready to register and become a PMCF Volunteer? Explore various opportunities on Saturday, August 10th. Join as an individual or form a team- we'll help you find the perfect fit.
We will review your application and send confirmation once your account has been approved.
Please note: completing the registration form does not automatically register you to volunteer for the Ride to Conquer Cancer or any other PMCF event. Only after filling out our Northern Pass application, which you will gain access to after your account has been approved, will you be able to choose your position and shift.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact madeleine.so@thepmcf.ca.
Let's work together to Conquer Cancer in Our Lifetime.
Learn more about Northern Pass here: https://northernpass.ca
Please note that Event Volunteers must be a minimum of 16 years old at the time of the event for which they are volunteering. Sweep Vehicle volunteers must be a minimum of 21 years old and have a valid G-license.
700 UNIVERSITY AVE, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z5, CA
We enable Future Care Now by raising funds that accelerate cancer research, education, and clinical care benefitting patients at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, across Canada, and around the world.
Founded in 1982, Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation (PMCF) raises funds to support research, patient care, and capital upgrades at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (PMCC). Part of the University Health Network (UHN) in Toronto, the centre treats over 200 types of cancer and receives around 250,000 clinic visits each year. We are proud of our top 5 global position. The funds raised by the Foundation through our community of supporters helps us maintain this position and advance fundamental cancer discoveries and translation of these findings into the clinics. We also have Canada’s largest clinical trials program funded primarily through foundation grants.
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