Beyond Grateful — From Patient to Donor
Three years have passed since Bonnie Quam was first diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Now cancer-free, she’s determined to use her experience to help others. Inspired …
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Rare Cancer Becomes a Ray of Hope Through a Gift in a Will
Inspired by the care he received at BC Cancer — and the life-long teachings of his parents who taught him to always seek out …
The Future of Cancer Care in B.C. is in our Hands — and We Need to Act Now
Already the world’s biggest health crisis, cancer rates are expected to rise by 35% in B.C. over the next decade. But advances in research …
Lumber Titan’s Legacy of Supporting BC Cancer Lives On
In addition to growing his lumber empire, Asa Johal, was a leader in the Sikh community who believed in using his success to help …
Ambassadors of Culture and Care
On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we’re highlighting the contributions of Indigenous Patient Navigators — ambassadors of BC Cancer’s Indigenous Cultural Safety project, proudly supported …
A Legacy Of Giving – Sylvia Shelton’s Story
Sylvia Shelton’s life was defined by her generous spirit and now that legacy of giving continues with a gift in her will to BC …
Running for a Cause
A master’s in math or a marathon — Arthur Qiu still isn’t sure which will be the tougher slog, or if it was wise …
This is Personal – Sarah Roth
Sarah Roth, mother, rescue dog owner, ‘80s music lover, and BC Cancer Foundation President & CEO, shares her passion for philanthropy and fundraising, and …
This is Personal – Martin Krzywinski
Martin Krzywinski, artist, musician, Polish-Canadian, scientist at BC Cancer, shares how his work as a data visualist sparks the imagination and helps people better …
Lunar New Year – The Gift of Giving Back
Todd Yuen says to welcome good luck, prosperity, health and wellness this Lunar New Year by gifting a big, fat red envelope to the …