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Events

Events bring people together to help saves lives. From treks in the mountains to golf tournaments, events of every size make a difference in the lives of our patients and families.

Attend an event, support a community event in your area or organize an event yourself to help raise vital funds for the hospital.

Upcoming Sunnybrook events

Having raised over $1 million since its inception, this year's tournament will support the Louise Temerty Breast Cancer Centre.

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Join the biggest cancer event to make the biggest difference. The Canadian Cancer Society and Sunnybrook Foundation have teamed up in the fight against cancer.

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Enjoy a great day of golf with friends while helping Sunnybrook with the expansion of the Schulich Heart Centre. It will also fund state-of-the-art equipment that will lead to new, life-saving treatments such as the minimally-invasive mitral valve repair procedure.

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Total community events: 10

More events

ALS Golf Tournament
Toronto, ON
06/01/2013
Tournament is to raise funds for ALS and Dr. Zinman. Sunnybrook is home to the largest ALS clinic in North America. Neuromuscular specialist Dr. Lorne Zinman heads the clinic dedicated to providing care and support to patients with ALS and their families.
Cure for Cancer
Toronto, ON
06/01/2013
A group of students from Mark Renault High School will be holding a series of fundraising events over the school year, including a car wash and bake sale. They will be raising funds for Cancer Research at Sunnybrook.
Mother & Daughter Breast...
Toronto, ON
06/02/2013
Bring your mother, grandmother, daughter, sister or aunt to this event! At this brunch you will learn new vital information for women and children about breast cancer!
The Bay Street Scramble
Wooden Sticks Golf...
06/02/2013
In support of prostate cancer research at Sunnybrook's Odette Cancer Centre, this inaugural tournament for young professionals provides a great opportunity for young leaders to network with other like-minded individuals from varying professional fields and enjoy a great round of golf.
Kumar Climbs Mt. Kilimanj...
Mt. Kilimanjaro
06/14/2013
Kumar is climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro and raising funds for breast cancer research. He will have a presentation/press conference for this event on Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Stay tuned for more inforamtion...
Hydro One Health, Safety...
Thornton, ON
06/20/2013
The longstanding relationship with the Ross Tilley Burn Centre and the already existing Hydro One Electrical Injury Endowment led Sunnybrook as a beneficiary of the golf tournament.
Contact: Michelle Diotte, 705-727-2419
Thrill of the Grill
Toronto, ON
07/20/2013
The Annual Thrill of the Grill event features chefs cooking ribs which will be judged by the public and a panel of celebrity judges. This year, funds raised will support kidney cancer research at Odette Cancer Centre at the Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.
Jumping 4 "PALS" 5
Cookstown, Innisfi...
08/17/2013
Is Skydiving on your "Bucket List"? Register to jump tandem from 12,500 feet and help raise funds for ALS research at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre.
Concours d'Elegance
Cobble Beach, ON
09/14/2013
On Saturday, September 14th, 2013, more than 100 of the finest, rarely seen automobiles from all around the world will make their way to the pristine shores of Ontario’s Georgian Bay to be part of the inaugural Cobble Beach Concours d'Elegance.
B-Strong Bash
Markham, ON
09/30/2013
6th annual B-Strong Bash funds are split among multiple hospitals. The event is a legacy of Lindsay Bolger as she started the event before she passed away.

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