Vowing to honour the legacy of her late husband, Denyse along with her two sons, are gearing up to cycle in the Vankleek Hill Myeloma Canada Ride: Bike to Beat Myeloma. The Ride takes place June 11, 2023, at Beau’s Brewery, at 10 a.m., and helps to raise myeloma awareness and critical funds for a cure. Denyse is hopeful that a cure will be found so that others don’t experience the same suffering her husband and family endured.
The Myeloma Canada Ride will take place in seven Canadian locations this spring: Halifax Nova Scotia, Niagara Region Ontario, Red Deer County Alberta, Sudbury Ontario, St. John’s Newfoundland, Richmond British Columbia, and Vankleek Hill Ontario. A virtual option is also available for those who are unable to participate in one of the in-person events, or who wish to create their own cycling challenge. The collective national fundraising goal of the ride has been set at $300,000.
The Vankleek Hill Myeloma Canada Ride promises to be a fun and fulfilling event for cyclists of varying levels, with a shorter, more leisurely 30 to 40 kilometre route, and a more challenging route of more than 70 kilometres. To register or donate, visit: www.myelomaride.ca.
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