Quinn LeBlanc

I’m facing the fight against cancer.

I may be young but already I know that cancer is a huge bummer. And we’ve got to do something about it.

That’s why I’m riding in the BMO Ride for Cancer youth ride on Saturday, October 1, to help local cancer patients and their families at the QEII Heath Sciences Centre. But I can’t do it without you.

When you donate to my ride, I’ll be able to help fund cool cancer-fighting tech that’s first in the world! And we invented it right here in Nova Scotia. It kind of works like a Jedi lightsaber for cancer care teams to aim radiation treatment beams and destroy cancer.

For some patients, instead of coming to the hospital 25 times, they will only come five times. That’s huge! They won’t feel as sick, they can get better quicker and spend more time playing with their kids…like me.

A no-brainer, right?

I’m pretty proud to be riding. If you’re proud of me too, please support my ride today.

Check out more on this cool project at http://yourrideforcancer.ca/impact. Let’s go!