What you’ll get when you register for FREE
- Profile page
- Fundraising checklist
- Exclusive access to competitions and content
- Dedicated communications including health messaging
Why Bonnie Hall took part in Dry Feb
Bonnie Hall
“When I was diagnosed, I hadn’t even heard of myeloma before and hardly knew what questions to ask, but I knew I wanted to do everything I could to survive."
The weekend before she was admitted into Princess Margaret Hospital to start a clinical trial Bonnie heard about Dry Feb. She mentioned it to her sister-in-law Lee, who immediately agreed to do it with her, and a few other friends joined in shortly after.
“We all signed up together. It was something fun and different to engage and inspire people to direct their money to making a difference while giving me the chance to reset my relationship with alcohol”.
“Any initiative that supports raising funds to further Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) research is of interest to me. My life depends on new treatment and innovation."
Who will I be fundraising for?
Dry Feb is a fundraiser that challenges you to go alcohol-free in February and raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. It helps you get healthy while also raising funds to make a difference for Canadians affected by cancer.
The benefits of taking part in Dry Feb
Having a month off alcohol also has other great health benefits, such as:
Help people with cancer
General sense of well being
Better quality of sleeping
Clearer head
More energy
Sense of achievement
Join the Dry Feb challenge!
Go alcohol-free for 29 days to raise funds for people affected by cancer.