get involved
Our events
Take part in exciting fundraising events throughout the year that make a real difference for those with cancer.
Signature events
Every year, our signature events gather thousands of Canadians across the country
and fund groundbreaking cancer research.
and fund groundbreaking cancer research.
National events
Our national events help create a world where no Canadian fears cancer, together.
Cops for Cancer Head Shaves
Head shaves have been a part of the Canadian Cancer Society since 1997. Join us this September by raising funds, shaving your head or cutting your ponytail to support children living with cancer.
Regional events
From coast to coast, we engage communities through our regional events
Daffodil Ball Vancouver
Vancouver, BC. The Daffodil Ball is marking its highly-anticipated 25th anniversary with a sophisticated and high-tech online event: Daffodil Ball 25 - The Silver Lining presented by Wheaton Precious Metals, on April 17, 2021.
Daffodil Ball Montréal
Montreal, QC. This year, we are transforming the Daffodil Ball into something different. For our 28th edition, we’re turning the ball into a Corporate Leaders Campaign.
Climb for Cancer
Prince George, BC. Each year Northern Lights Estate Winery teams up with community partners to fight cancer! Participants sign up as an individual or create a team to conquer Prince George's iconic cutbanks and raise funds for Kordyban Lodge.
Pedal for Hope
Peterborough, ON. Be a part of this year’s virtual tour by shaving your head, cutting your ponytail or dying your hair to support life- saving pediatric cancer research and the Pediatric Family Counselling Service.
Queen's ASUS
Kingston, ON. The Queen’s Arts & Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) Orientation Week event culminates months of fundraising activities to unite incoming students with the Kingston community every September, and funds research and other support programs through CCS to make life better for those facing cancer.
Host your own fundraiser
Organize a virtual fundraiser to connect with your community and help change the lives of Canadians affected by cancer.