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Newsletter July 2020

Tue, 21 Jul 2020 23:41:43 GMT

MEAGAN'S WALK NEWSLETTER

July 2020

MEAGAN'S WALK NEWSLETTER

July 2020

FUNDRAISING MILESTONES

A GIANT HUG OF THANKS!

Thanks to you, this year’s Together We Virtually Hug campaign reached and passed the $100,000 mark in June. Let’s celebrate this milestone together!

THIS $100K MEANS:

Meagan’s Walk can fund 4 new seed research projects that could lead to the next major breakthrough in paediatric brain tumour research;

Meagan’s Walk can support the purchase of new lab equipment that can lead to improve patient treatments;

Meagan’s Walk can make a difference in the lives of children around the world.

All of this, thanks to you!

TOGETHER WE
VIRTUALLY HUG!

CLICK TOWATCH OUR

VIRTUAL HUG VIDEO!

There is work ahead of us to attain our annual fundraising goal. Our community remains strong, supportive and motivated!

In these uncertain times, the journey for our kids affected by brain tumours does not stop. Meagan's Walk funding for brain tumour research is now more important than ever.

Together we can reach our goal!

Together we can make a difference!

FUNDRAISING MILESTONES

A GIANT HUG OF THANKS!

Thanks to you, this year’s Together We Virtually Hug campaign reached and passed the $100,000 mark in June. Let’s celebrate this milestone together!

THIS $100K MEANS:

Meagan’s Walk can fund 4 new seed research projects that could lead to the next major breakthrough in paediatric brain tumour research;

Meagan’s Walk can support the purchase of new lab equipment that can lead to improve patient treatments;

Meagan’s Walk can make a difference in the lives of children around the world.

All of this, thanks to you!

TOGETHER WE
VIRTUALLY HUG!

CLICK TOWATCH OUR

VIRTUAL HUG VIDEO!

There is work ahead of us to attain our annual fundraising goal. Our community remains strong, supportive and motivated!

In these uncertain times, the journey for our kids affected by brain tumours does not stop. Meagan's Walk funding for brain tumour research is now more important than ever.

Together we can reach our goal!

Together we can make a difference!

MEET HARPER

Sweet and resilient Harper, 6, was diagnosed with brain cancer in November 2017. Twenty-four hours after arriving at SickKids, surgeons successfully removed a dangerous tumour that had manifested in the lower part of her head.

But a difficult road lay ahead for the little girl.

Three-year-old Harper underwent five rounds of chemotherapy, two of which were high-dose cycles with a stem cell transplant. The powerful medicine ravaged her kidneys, liver and intestines, meaning that she had to be put on a feeding tube.

While Harper’s dad slept at the hospital, mom Sonja toted her two younger daughters back and forth from an apartment at Ronald McDonald House where they spent each night.

On the day of Meagan’s Walk & HUG two years ago, Sonja had been by Harper’s bedside, watching helplessly as she suffered the effects of her stem cell transplant. Sonja was feeling especially alone, but when she looked out the window to see that incredible hand-in-hand hug of hope around the hospital, her spirits soared.

But a difficult road lay ahead for the little girl.

While Harper’s dad slept at the hospital, mom Sonja toted her two younger daughters back and forth from an apartment at Ronald McDonald House where they spent each night.

“It was such a beautiful moment to feel loved and be seen by all of these strangers,” recalls Sonja. “Later I learned that the event was for children with brain tumours, which made me feel even more seen, as we hadn’t met any other families with a child facing the same thing as Harper.”

Harper no longer spends her days at SickKids. She finished at-home maintenance chemotherapy last July, and joyfully attends senior kindergarten and gymnastics classes. She can’t wait to participate in Meagan’s Walk & HUG with her mom, dad and sisters.

“Meagan’s Walk and the money it raises for research is so important to us,” says Sonja. “It gave us another option other than radiation for Harper, and we are so unbelievably thankful for that.”

Research News from the Brain Tumour Research Centre (BTRC)

This month, we congratulate the lab of Dr. Cynthia Hawkins

In the April 13, 2020 edition of Cancer Cell, the Hawkins lab published a study titled ‘Integrated Molecular and Clinical Analysis of 1,000 Pediatric Low-Grade Gliomas’. This comprehensive study used robust clinical patient information with an analysis of tissue histology and DNA/RNA sequencing approaches to analyze the genetic changes in over 1000 patients with pediatric low-grade glioma (pLGG).

The ability to assess future patients with this decision algorithm allows for strategies to rapidly choose the best treatment options with the hope of the best patient treatment response based on the tumours’ histology and molecular profile.

Christian Smith, PhD

Reseach Operations Manager, BTRC

One of the study’s most important revelations came from the development of a “risk-stratification strategy”, which for the first time, allows for better understanding of the disease’s outcomes and enables doctors to identify the more aggressive tumour subtypes that should be prioritized for novel treatments. The ability to assess future patients with this decision algorithm allows for strategies to rapidly choose the best treatment options with the hope of the best patient treatment response based on the tumours’ histology and molecular profile.

Christian Smith, PhD

Reseach Operations Manager, BTRC

May 2020

Sun, 03 May 2020 19:32:34 GMT

Get excited!
We're giving you a big HUG on May 9, 2020!

Meagan’s Walk is a community united in hope. That never changes! In these mixed-up times, we all long to be connected,give comfort and find support. Sharing a message of hope and awareness, and supporting each other, and joining hands in a circle of hope is more important than ever. We step up and are there for each other. Meagan’s Walk is proud to launch its Together We Virtually HUG campaign .

February 2020

Tue, 28 Apr 2020 23:05:14 GMT

Meet Meagan's Walk Hero Brandon.

Brandon's journey began January 9th, 2008, my day of diagnosis, and can be summed up in one phrase, “learning how to walk again.” Due to the location of my tumour, coordination and walking were my most prominent symptoms. Before my diagnosis, my quality of life had declined so drastically that I began to think my parents did not love me anymore. So much so, that when I was diagnosed, I remember feeling relief that a lot of the things I was going through were not my fault.

View Brandon's story and the newsletter here .

December 2019

Wed, 22 Jan 2020 19:27:04 GMT

Meagan's Walk needs your help to cover operating costs.

Holiday season approaches and we get ready to say farewell to 2019. Thank you for your amazing support of Meagan’s Walk & Hug.

Together, over the past 18 years, we’ve raised more than $5.7 million to support paediatric brain tumour research and treatment — a powerful achievement! This success is due to you — our talented volunteers and generous sponsors and donors.

There is more to accomplish in 2020, and to do that, we need your help. Meagan’s Walk relies on community partners to help with operating costs.

To learn more about our GoFundMe Operations Fund campaign, please visit our GoFundMe Page.

View the newsletter here .

Summer 2019

Thu, 07 Nov 2019 21:08:51 GMT

Summer is finally here with steamy heat and thunderstorms. Yet the cool morning of the 18th Annual Meagan’s Walk and Hug is only a short while ago.

Your support and presence reflect my first vision of Meagan’s Walk: a hug that would draw in people from all walks of life, with diverse talents and ages, from near and far. Many of us return year after year, joining hands in our circle of hope. Determined to continue making a difference. Always, new Meagan’s Walk family are welcomed.

Sometimes we have no choice regarding what is happening in our lives. Though many participate in Meagan’s Walk with heavy burdens, we put a halt to the distractions of the outside world, and that is a choice we make: to be present and with each other. We walk side by side, and we can only move forward to make a difference.

Thank you for your steadfast support and generous spirit. I hope that summertime brings some relaxation and change of pace. And I look forward to seeing you in 2020 at the next Meagan’s Walk and Hug.

Together we are stronger. Together we HUG!

View the newsletter here

May 2019

Thu, 02 May 2019 17:26:07 GMT

Many volunteers work tirelessly throughout the year helping to further the cause of Meagan's Walk, and planning for the upcoming Walk and Hug event.Approximately 200 volunteers, wearing Hug Team shirts, show up, rain or shine, on Walk day, to help ensure the event is successful, safe, and welcoming for all.

Meagan’s Walk and Hug is truly a community effort- together we are stronger! Let's all support, salute and thank our volunteers. I look forward to seeing you at the 18th Annual Meagan’s Walk and Hug, on Saturday, May 11th. Together We Hug!

View the newsletter here

April 2019

Wed, 10 Apr 2019 22:49:37 GMT

I recall eighteen years ago, when I first understood the devastating effects that brain tumours had on children and their families. On my family.

Following Meagan’s diagnosis, the path we walked was lonely. How could this happen to a little child, and so quickly? I was shocked, but I was equally determined that I must do something to change the statistics about paediatric brain tumours.

Our steps together have significant impact, drawing attention to brain tumours, and the effects they have on too many. Together we fund essential research, fostering that collaborative effort and shared knowledge that leads to improved outcomes and quality of life for children.

Together we are stronger.

I am inspired by the compassion and strength of the Meagan’s Walk community. I look forward to Meagan’s Walk and Hug on Saturday, May 11th and to seeing you there.

View the newsletter here

December 2018

Mon, 17 Dec 2018 00:00:00 GMT

Everything we do and achieve at Meagan’s Walk is because we are united. Our community shares a common thread; a community in which we support each other as we walk this path.

My initial vision of Meagan’s Walk came to me as I walked a path that, as a parent, I could not have imagined. And I knew that no parent, no family should have to walk this path alone.

The holiday season can be a trying time, and for families affected by devastating circumstances, such as a serious illness, the glitter and “jolly” messages can fly in the face of all you feel inside. I recall too well the heavy heart, the terrible sadness. And I hope that in some way you take comfort in knowing that you are part of the Meagan’s Walk Hug, this community that is drawn together and determined to make a difference.

My thanks for your continued support and compassion. I send my warmest wishes to you, your family and friends, for a peaceful holiday season.

View the newsletter here

Summer 2018

Fri, 03 Aug 2018 00:00:00 GMT

Together We Hug! This was the theme for the 2018 Meagan’s Walk and Hug. All that makes Meagan’s Walk and Hug a success is due to our effort as a community. Our Meagan’s Walk families and participants, our Partners, and, of course, the devoted support of many volunteers!

Earlier this year, Meagan’s Walk was able to fund 8 brain tumour research projects, all focused on improving outcomes for young brain tumour patients. In late June, SickKids welcomed the 4th Meagan’s Walk Neuro-oncology Fellow, Dr. Lorena Baroni who comes to Canada from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Part of what sets Meagan’s Walk apart is that all your donations are directed to fund these research efforts. Our corporate and community partners are a vital part of the Meagan’s Walk community: their contributions provide for the operational costs.

Perhaps you, or someone you know, would be interested in becoming partners with Meagan’s Walk? There is a number of benefits that Meagan’s Walk offers our partners. Their support helps ensure that your donations to Meagan’s Walk have the biggest impact possible.

My thanks to all. I look forward to working with you as we move towards the 18th Annual Meagan’s Walk and Hug next May.

View the newsletter here

May 2018

Fri, 11 May 2018 00:00:00 GMT

With the 17th Annual Meagan’s Walk and Hug only days away, I thank you for your generous commitment. This year’s theme is “Together We Hug”. You make your efforts count and give Meagan’s Walk its sense of place and community, with a resolve and focus on a common mission. It is because of your contributions that Meagan’s Walk will continue to bring a brighter future to young brain tumour patients everywhere.

View full newsletter here .

March 2018

Thu, 22 Mar 2018 00:00:00 GMT

Meagan’s Walk and Hug, our signature event, takes place this year on Saturday, May 12th, on Mother’s Day weekend.

Please invite your family and friends in your own community to join us this year for the 17th annual event. Our 2018 theme is “Together We Hug”.

The more people and communities who join our circle, the more our Meagan’s Walk Heroes and their families will feel support in their own journeys. And our support has direct impact as well on brain tumour research here in Toronto and around the world.

View the newsletter here .

January 2018

Mon, 29 Jan 2018 00:00:00 GMT

On Saturday, May 12th, thousands of people will come together and walk 5k. Upon reaching SickKids, they will join hands to form the signature hug, the circle of hope. 2018 will mark our 17th year hugging the hospital and bringing so much hope to all within. We hope you will join us.

TOGETHER WE HUG, the theme for this year’s Meagan’s Walk and Hug.

Together, over the last 17 years, we have helped change the world of paediatric brain tumour research. With our help, we are moving towards faster diagnoses, personalized treatments, and improved outcomes for young people faced with brain tumours.

There is still a long way to go. Brain tumours continue to be the number one cause of cancer related death in children.

With your support, Meagan’s Walk will continue to make a difference in the lives of so many children

View the newsletter here .

December 2017

Mon, 18 Dec 2017 00:00:00 GMT

The theme for this year’s Meagan’s Walk is: Together We Hug. When planning the first Meagan’s Walk and Hug in 2002, that devoted team of pioneer volunteers wanted to do something that had not been done before. How to rally enough people and “hug” an enormous hospital? “No one does that. “ Such a gesture- the “hug”- was impractical, if not impossible! How does one hug a building the size of a city block? And why? Despite all the doubts and concern, that first hug happened. The will of a “community” made it happen.

Families affected by brain tumours face painful challenges and difficulty. Knowing you are not alone, that someone else understands your experience, can make the road less lonely. For many of us, the holiday season can be especially difficult. All those cheery messages at this time of year may sound hollow, as we deal with the daily reality of our lives.

In 2018, our family will participate in the 17th Annual Meagan’s Walk. Just like that first year, we ask others to walk with us. And years later, we continue to plan, and the Meagan’s Walk message of hope and love prevails. The thread that runs through Meagan’s Walk is “togetherness”; the hug simply could not happen without each of us and our decision to join forces, hand in hand.Together, we will hug.

I send to all of you my thanks for your determined and generous support, and my warmest wishes for the holiday.

View the newsletter here .

September 2017

Thu, 21 Sep 2017 00:00:00 GMT

The 16th Annual Meagan’s Walk, by all measures, was a great success. Funds raised for paediatric brain tumour research have now surpassed the $5 million mark, and this is because of the generosity of the Meagan’s Walk supporters: Hug participants, volunteers, donors, and sponsors. All are critical to the ongoing success of this organization and the achievement of goals. Read all about this and more.

View the newsletter here .

May 2017

Sun, 07 May 2017 00:00:00 GMT

May is brain tumour awareness month. Participating in and supporting the mission of Meagan's Walk is an effective and rewarding way to help advance the understanding of brain tumours and to improve the wellbeing of all children. Join us! Be part of the Meagan's Walk community and join hands in our circle of hope!

Join Meagan's Walk on Saturday May 13th, 2017!

View the newsletter here for details.

March 2017

Mon, 03 Apr 2017 00:00:00 GMT

Hugs! Hope! Impact!

There is a powerful link between what we do together, as a caring community, at Meagan's Walk, and its effect on the health of children.

With our support of research funding, advances continue in the understanding of how brain tumours work. And this leads to changes in the care of children. Join us on May 13th. Be part of the Hug and let's make a difference!

View newsletter here for details.

December 2016

Wed, 14 Dec 2016 00:00:00 GMT

With the holiday season just around the corner, many want to give a gift that is significant and will also make a difference!

Denise Bebenek founded Meagan’s Walk to raise awareness about paediatric brain tumours and funds for much needed research. Her determination grew, starting with the first Meagan’s Walk. Now as a community united by hope, Meagan’s Walk has directed more than $4.5 million to ground-breaking paediatric brain tumour research and discoveries that are changing treatments and outcomes for children with brain tumours.

Meagan’s Walk is a volunteer, community and not-for-profit organization that keeps making a difference! Dr. Christian Smith, Operations Manager at The Arthur and Sonia Labatt Brain Tumour Research Centre, says, “Without grassroots funding, researchers would have to frame their research according to government funding levels. There would be no funding to support new project ideas.”

This holiday season, please help make a difference. Your support is greatly appreciated!

View newsletter here for details.

October 2016

Mon, 17 Oct 2016 00:00:00 GMT

We need your help! Meagan's Walk is a grassroots, volunteer run organization that relies on corporate sponsorship to operate. We are currently seeking sponsors for our upcoming year. Sponsorship with Meagan’s Walk allows companies to take part in one of the largest fundraising events in the City of Toronto which unites thousands of people from all over the country. Along with brand recognition and employee engagement, sponsorship with Meagan’s Walk gives a corporation the chance to make a critical and direct impact on ground-breaking, global research into paediatric brain tumours.

View newsletter here for details.

June 2016

Sat, 11 Jun 2016 00:00:00 GMT

Then Now Next

This is a special year for Meagan’s Walk. We celebrate 15 years as a community united in its will to make a difference for those who are touched by brain tumours.

What does the future hold for Meagan’s Walk? It will continue in its mission of hope, reminding young patients and their families that they are not alone; all while raising awareness of paediatric brain tumours and the funds needed for expanded research. With your support, Meagan’s Walk will continue to have a global impact leading to better outcomes for our children.

View newsletter here for details.

April 2016

Fri, 29 Apr 2016 00:00:00 GMT

It's not to late to raise funds for Meagan's Walk!

This May 7th, Meagan’s Walk celebrates 15 Years of Creating a Circle of Hope. From our humble beginnings in 2002 when 800 people stretched fingertip-to-fingertip in our first ever human hug. To last year’s Meagan’s Walk when thousands of people joined hand-in-hand in one of the world’s largest human hugs. To date, we have raised an amazing $4 million. Next? Our goal: funding collaborative work of the world’s top brain tumour experts leading to new therapeutic approaches for young patients everywhere.

Join us at the SickKids stage on Elizabeth St. to reflect on the last 15 years and learn what’s in store for Meagan’s Walk and paediatric brain tumour research.

See you on May 7th.

View newsletter here for details.

March 2016

Mon, 21 Mar 2016 00:00:00 GMT

Announcing the Winners of the First Annual Meagan’s Walk Collaborative Grant

Meagan’s Walk is pleased to announce its first annual National Seed Grant Competition. Collaboration between the world’s top paediatric brain tumour scientists is long thought to be the key to determining the molecular causes underlying brain tumours; as well as discovering new therapeutic approaches that can be rapidly translated to treatment for these young patients. Meagan’s Walk is proud to be supporting this initiative by funding project partnerships between the Brain Tumour Research Centre here in Toronto and four different promising research studies across Canada. Seed funding provides researchers the ability to get their promising studies off the ground. Without it, these scientists would have to frame their projects according to government funding levels which would impede new, promising avenues of study.

View newsletter here for details.

February 2016

Tue, 09 Feb 2016 00:00:00 GMT

THEN NOW NEXT

Meagan’s Walk celebrates 15 Years of Creating a Circle of Hope. This year’s theme reflects all that has been accomplished, with the help of thousands of supporters like you, since the first Meagan’s Walk.

To our humble beginnings in 2002 when 800 people stretched fingertip-to-fingertip in our first ever human hug. To last year’s Meagan’s Walk when over 4000 people joined hand-in-hand in one of the world’s largest human hugs. To date, we have raised an amazing $4 million. Next? Our goal: funding collaborative work of the world’s top brain tumour experts leading to new therapeutic approaches for young patients everywhere.

View newsletter here for details.

December 2015

Thu, 03 Dec 2015 00:00:00 GMT

In this coming year, 2016, we celebrate the 15th annual Meagan’s Walk. Let this be our best year yet! Looking back to 15 years ago this month when Meagan was first diagnosed with a brain tumour, our family was facing the unimaginable. A challenge beyond words for our family and for those who are close to us and to Meagan. The experience left our family and community with the determination to do something for children with brain tumours and their families. So many people from so many places come together with a spirit of hope to raise awareness about brain tumours, and funds for research and treatment. Now individuals, families, businesses, schools, and communities, all walk and hug those who need us and who ought never to walk this path alone. Saturday May 7th, 2016: the 15th Annual Meagan’s Walk . Please mark the date. Get ready to walk and to stand united.

View newsletter here for details.

November 2015

Fri, 06 Nov 2015 00:00:00 GMT

Meagan’s Walk Celebrated at WE Day! We are so EXCITED to tell you that a very special recognition was given to Meagan's Walk; the creators of WE Day invited MW to be a 'Collective Moment' at the Toronto WE Day on October 1st. WE Day took place at the Air Canada Centre where 20,000 students, who have shown that they are leaders within their own community, gathered together for inspiration and empowerment.

View newsletter here for details.

June 2015

Fri, 26 Jun 2015 00:00:00 GMT

This year’s Meagan’s Walk & HUG was a resounding success, with over 4000 participants turning up early on Saturday to enjoy the entertainment, roam the grounds of historical Fort York, and to gather with teammates and friends. Spring had arrived, the sun was shining and the grass was green! At 10:00 a.m. the muskets fired, the start ribbon was cut and Meagan’s Walk supporters of all ages streamed out of the gate, walking together, ready to create one of the biggest human HUGS possible! Meagan’s Walk 2015 was exceptional in regards to funds raised for paediatric brain tumour research. Donation totals over the last 14 years have now surpassed the $4 million mark and continue to rise.

It is because of Meagan’s Walk’s generous supporters like you that we are truly making a difference.

View newsletter here for details.

May 2015

Mon, 04 May 2015 00:00:00 GMT

Only 5 days till the Walk & Hug! Please join us this Saturday May 9th, for a day you'll never forget. Registration closes at 9:30am, Walk begins at 10:00am.

View newsletter here for details.

March 2015

Wed, 18 Mar 2015 00:00:00 GMT

It’s almost spring! Get ready for the 2015 Meagan's Walk & Hug. Now open for registration. Please help us reach our 2015 goal of $450,000. We are closer than ever because of your devotion to Meagan’s Walk and brain tumour research. Many children, and their families, continue to benefit from your steadfast support.

View newsletter here for details.

October 2014

Fri, 24 Oct 2014 00:00:00 GMT

As we say goodbye to the summer of 2014, we enter another busy season of Meagan’s Walk activities. We are getting ready for the first Meagan’s Walk Soirée – An Evening of Discovery. At this time we have tickets and sponsorship opportunities available. Will you join us as we raise hope, awareness, and funds for paediatric brain tumour research?

View newsletter here for details.

June 2014

Mon, 16 Jun 2014 00:00:00 GMT

Thank you for your participation and for your presence this year at our Walk and Hug! Because of your wonderful support, our circle of hope continues to grow for these dear children who need us. Over $400,000 has been raised and more is coming in every day!

View newsletter here for details.

May 2014

Thu, 08 May 2014 00:00:00 GMT

Thousands of participants will depart from Fort York to walk 5km to SickKids where they will join hands and form a human hug around the hospital. Help us create a circle of hope.

View newsletter here for details.

April 2014

Mon, 28 Apr 2014 00:00:00 GMT

On Thursday, April 10th, Denise was awarded the June Callwood Outstanding Achievement Award for Voluntarism. She was one of 14 people honoured this year for their commitment to voluntarism and longstanding service to their communities. It is an honour which Denise shares with everyone involved with Meagan’s Walk because of the ongoing efforts of the families, sponsors, and supporters who have encouraged and enabled her to make a lasting and meaningful contribution to the community.

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December 2013

Mon, 02 Dec 2013 00:00:00 GMT

In mid-November, Denise attended The First World Summit of Brain Tumour Patient Advocates in San Francisco, USA. She was one 64 delegates from around the world. There were only four other representatives from Canada so it was a great honour for Denise, and Meagan’s Walk as a whole, to be invited.

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September 2013

Wed, 04 Sep 2013 00:00:00 GMT

This year’s Meagan’s Walk and Hug was the most successful to date! We raised more than $329,000 and donations have continued to come in over these summer months. Over 110 teams walked this year which was the most teams ever registered.

View newsletter here for details.

May 2013

Wed, 08 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT

Thousands of participants will depart from Fort York to walk 5km to SickKids where they will join hands and form a human hug around the hospital.

View newsletter here for details.

December 2012

Wed, 21 Nov 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Thousands of supporters joined in the 11th Annual Meagan’s Walk. Each year for the last ten years, Denise Bebenek, Founder of Meagan’s Walk, has been joined by family, friends and thousands of supporters as they honour the spirit of Mother’s Day weekend by walking from Ontario Place to SickKids.

View newsletter here for details.

April 2012

Sat, 21 Apr 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Starting this year, Meagan’s Walk will be held annually on the Saturday of Mother’s Day weekend. Meagan’s Walk has been a Mother’s Day weekend tradition for 10 years. To make room for one of the city’s largest 10k runs, we have moved the date - Meagan’s Walk will be held annually on the Saturday of Mother’s Day weekend.

View newsletter here for details.

December 2011

Wed, 21 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMT

Please save the date, Friday, March 2, 2012, for the upcoming Meagan’s Walk Gala in the Fermenting Cellar at the beautifully restored Distillery District. Baby Come Back will provide entertainment and Crawford Jewelers will be donating a beautiful diamond tennis bracelet for raffle.

View newsletter here for details.

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Newsletter July 2020

MEAGAN'S WALK NEWSLETTER July 2020

MEAGAN'S WALK NEWSLETTER

July 2020

FUNDRAISING MILESTONES

A GIANT HUG OF THANKS!

THIS $100K MEANS:

All of this, thanks to you!

TOGETHER WE VIRTUALLY HUG!

FUNDRAISING MILESTONES

A GIANT HUG OF THANKS!

THIS $100K MEANS:

All of this, thanks to you!

TOGETHER WE VIRTUALLY HUG!

MEET HARPER

Research News from the Brain Tumour Research Centre (BTRC)

This month, we congratulate the lab of Dr. Cynthia Hawkins

May 2020

Get excited! We're giving you a big HUG on May 9, 2020!

February 2020

Meet Meagan's Walk Hero Brandon.

December 2019

Meagan's Walk needs your help to cover operating costs.

Summer 2019

May 2019

April 2019

December 2018

Summer 2018

May 2018

March 2018

January 2018

December 2017

September 2017

May 2017

March 2017

December 2016

October 2016

June 2016

April 2016

March 2016

February 2016

December 2015

November 2015

June 2015

May 2015

March 2015

October 2014

June 2014

May 2014

April 2014

December 2013

September 2013

May 2013

December 2012

April 2012

December 2011

MEAGAN'S WALK NEWSLETTER

July 2020

TOGETHER WE
VIRTUALLY HUG!

TOGETHER WE
VIRTUALLY HUG!

Get excited!
We're giving you a big HUG on May 9, 2020!