Jenn Coleman-Ford

Once again, I’m facing the fight against cancer.

It's hard to believe this Christmas will mark 20 years since I lost Dad to leukemia. In those 20 years, cancer has continued to impact many loved ones. This year, once again, I'm gearing up to raise funds to continue to advance cancer care for Nova Scotians. You can help by sponsoring me in my Ride.

Imagine if we could reduce radiation treatments from 25 to five for certain cancers. Condense up to seven weeks of daily radiotherapy treatment sessions to just one week or less. When you support my ride today, we’re one step closer to making these bold aspirations a reality.

On Saturday, October 1, 2022, I’m riding alongside a community with one common goal: to transform local cancer care, by helping fund a world’s first cancer-fighting technology at the QEII Health Sciences Centre.

This year will be extraordinary…our BMO Ride for Cancer community is all in! With your support, we’ll help introduce a first-in-the-world cancer treatment option, called personalized radiotherapy. Pioneered and invented right here in Nova Scotia at the QEII, this technology has the potential to transform the radiation treatment journeys for Atlantic Canadians facing a cancer diagnosis.

By supporting my ride, you are joining a community of champions who are funding the fight against cancer today and for future generations.

Learn more about this year’s cause and impact here>.