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Special Charity Events



June 2026


June 6, 2026


Dog Jog: Walk To End Animal Cruelty


North Glenmore Park, 7305 Crowchild Tr. S.W.


Times:

10:00 a.m.: Registration open

11:00 p.m.: Dog Jog Walk/Jog Begins

1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.: Family & Fido Friendly Festival


Register and start fundraising.


Join in on Saturday, June 6th for the 25th annual Dog Jog presented by Douglas Homes, a walk or jog to help end animal cruelty, helps raise crucial funding to support life-saving programs focused on education, protection, rehabilitation and ultimately, a new beginning for animals in need

Dog Jog is a family and fido-friendly, non-competitive walk or jog fundraiser that raises awareness and funds for the thousands of animals Calgary Humane Society protects and cares for each year. Dog Jog is Calgary Humane Society’s largest community fundraising event, uniting thousands of animal lovers and their canine companions for a fun, family-friendly day in support of animal welfare.

Featuring a 5km. walk-run race route, interactive activity zones, family programming, a vendor market, and on-site education and adoption advocacy, Dog Jog celebrates the human-animal bond while making a meaningful impact for animals in need.

By participating in Dog Jog, your fundraising efforts help fund programs that are focused on:

- Cruelty prevention and public awareness

- Humane education in our local schools and community

- Animal rehabilitation

- Creating a brighter future for the vulnerable animals in our community


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June 6, 2026


HOPE for a Cure Run/Walk


Site #3, Bowness Park, 8900 48 Ave. N.W.


Race Start Times:

Registration- 9:00 a.m.

Kids' Races: 10:15 a.m.

5K Walk/Run: 10:30 a.m.

BBQ: 11:30 a.m.

Raffle Winners and Announcements: 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.


Registration Entry Fees:

Run/Walk Registration: $35, $40 on event day

Family Registration: $100, $110 on event day

Includes two adults and two children under 12

Kids (12 & under): $20, $25 on event day

Cheerleader: $25, $30 on event day

Dog Registration: $10, $15 on event day

Dog Registration includes a Hope for a Cure Bandana


The Huntington Society of Canada's Southern Alberta Chapter is hosting its 18th Annual Hope for a Cure Run & Walk in Calgary. Join in and celebrate this year's theme, Hope is on the Horizon.

This theme reflects both the encouraging progress being made in Huntington disease research and renewed energy within our local chapter. As scientists continue working toward better treatments and passionate volunteers step forward to lead and support out community, we gather with hope for the future and a shared commitment to supporting families affected by HD.

The beautiful Bowness Park will host the event, complete with a large playground, family-friendly games and activities, and a raffle (debit/credit available on-site)! Bring your family and friends or join in virtually!

This year, the Online Silent Auction will be posted on Monday, June 1st and close on Thursday, June 4th at 8:30 p.m. All items will be ready for pickup at the event with proof of payment. All attendees will be able to enjoy the event without having to keep an eye on their bids!

Huntington disease (HD) is an inherited brain disorder that causes cells in specific parts of the brain to die. Huntington disease is a genetic disorder. About one in every 10,000 Canadians has HD, but one in every 1,000 are touched by HD whether at risk, as a caregiver, family member or friend. The HD gene is dominant, which means that each child born to a parent with Huntington disease has a 50% chance of sharing the same fate.

The symptoms of HD include:

1. Emotional (depression, apathy, obsessive behaviour)

2. Mental (inability to focus, think and recall, make decisions)

3. Physical (weight loss, involuntary movements, diminished coordination,.inability to walk, talk, swallow)

The disease leads to complete incapacitation and, eventually, death. At the moment, there are no treatments that will slow down or stop the disease. But hope for a meaningful treatment has never been more real. More than ever, now is the time to step up the fight against HD. Proceeds of this event go to the Huntington Society of Canada.


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June 6, 2026


Calgary Brain Tumour Walk 2026


Bowness Park - Picnic Sites 4 & 5, 8900 48 Ave. N.W.


8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Registration begins: 8:30 a.m.

- Check out the SUPERKIDS Zone, Tree of Hope, and more!

- Don't forget to pick up your survivor shirt and incentive(s).

Opening Remarks (Survivor Photos): 10:00 a.m.

Walk Starts: 10:30 a.m.

Closing Remarks: 11:30 a.m.

Event Ends: 12:00 p.m.

Distance: 2 km. (2 loops) or more, if you wish.


Participant: No Fee

Personal Suggested Fundraising Goal: $1,000.00


Join in for the 2026 Brain Tumour Walk, and come together to raise awareness, funds, and stand in support of thousands of families affected by brain tumours. This flagship event will unite our community and give us all a chance to advance critical brain tumour research, advocacy and support. Together with individuals, family teams, health care teams, research teams, and corporate teams, we can change the lives of thousands of Canadians living with a brain tumour.

However you are affected, you are invited to be part of the national movement to #endbraintumours and reach this year’s national goal of $1 million. There are no registration fees or fundraising minimums. We do need you to fundraise because it is only with your help that research, support, and hope are possible!

Together, we will #EndBrainTumours. Whether you've just begun your journey, you’re honouring a survivor or you have lost someone close to you, you are part of the National Movement to End Brain Tumours. Bring your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours to celebrate and pay tribute to everyone impacted by a brain tumour.

Brain Tumour Walks are annual family-friendly events that take place in more than 20 cities across Canada! All funds raised by Walkers and Teams support Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada programs and services. Walk to raise funds to support your brain tumour community. These funds go towards life-changing research, support programs, information, advocacy, awareness, and HOPE. Together we can change the lives of the estimated 55,000 Canadians living with a brain tumour.

Since the charity’s founding in 1982, more than $6.8 million has been directed to breakthrough research into this complex disease. And each year, thousands of Canadians seek information resources and support through Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada to help them cope with their life-changing diagnosis.


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June 7, 2026


Crohn’s and Colitis Canada Gutsy Walk


North Glenmore Park, 7305 Crowchild Tr. S.W.,


Registration: 8:00 a.m.

Warm-Up: 9:45 a.m.

Start: 10:00 a.m.


Gutsy Walk is a fundraising event, and all participants are encouraged to register online and fundraise. Suggested Goal: $150.00.

Walk distance: 5K

• Raise $150 or more to receive your very own exclusive 2026 Gutsy Walk t-shirt!


On Sunday, June 7, join the Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis community at the Calgary Gutsy Walk for a day of fun—all while raising awareness and raising funds to fulfill Crohn’s and Colitis Canada’s Promise: to cure Crohn’s and colitis and to improve the quality of life of everyone affected by these diseases.


What Your Support Means

Your fundraising efforts go directly to Crohn's and Colitis Canada, supporting:

Research: Breakthroughs happen with your contributions—just like the recent GEM Project finding!

Programs: From Crohn's and Colitis Connect, our peer support program, to providing educational information by vetted experts through the Gutsy Learning Series, Gutsy Walk is key to helping bring programs to life.

Advocacy: Whether it’s advocating for increased bathroom access through GoHere®, or simply shedding light on these invisible diseases, Gutsy Walk is a day to speak up about the realities of life with Crohn’s and colitis.


Gutsy Walk, for Crohn’s and Colitis Canada, is Canada’s largest community event committed to raising funds for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Since 1996, Canadians from coast to coast have raised over $57 million for research and patient programs. Join in Sunday, June 1, for the Gutsy Walk and show loved ones living with Crohn’s and colitis they are not alone by registering and walking individually or as a team. Together, we’ll share stories while raising funds and awareness.

Participation in one of the 60+ Gutsy Walks is a great way to increase awareness and raise much-needed funds in support of essential research for loved ones suffering from these diseases.

Canada has one of the highest rates for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis in the world and those rates are increasing. Most alarming, the number of new cases of Crohn’s disease in Canadian children has almost doubled since 1995.

Crohn’s and colitis are lifelong diseases that can have a devastating impact on quality of life, elevate the risk of colorectal cancer, and in the case of Crohn’s disease, shorten life expectancy.


The Funds

Every dollar you raise through Gutsy Walk helps Crohn’s and Colitis Canada in efforts to:

- Raise awareness of these diseases

- Help more people with Crohn's and colitis and their caregivers

- Advocate to governments and stakeholders on behalf of those affected

- Fuel research that will lead to more effective treatments, and ultimately, cures


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June 7, 2026


Duck and Run Calgary 2026


Pearce Estate Park, 1440 17a St. S.E.


Day-of sign-in will take place from 9:15 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

Run begins at 10:00 a.m.


Register now for a 5K or 1K fun run!

Participants age 13+: $40

Participants age 5-12: $25

Participants under 5: Free

Prizes for top 3 fundraisers!

Each registered participant will receive a commemorative medal!


The Race to Conserve and Restore Our Wetlands

The Duck and Run Fun Run at the Pearce Estate Park in Calgary is a race to conserve and restore our wetlands: a fundraising event in support of Ducks Unlimited Canada, where participants of all ages are encouraged to lace up in support of conservation.

Gather your flock of friends and family and migrate our way this spring to enjoy time outdoors, courtesy of nature.


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June 7, 2026


Run Bowness 2026


Bowness Community Association, 7904 43 Ave. N.W.


Race Times:

CARSTAR Bowness Calgary Kids Mile: 9:00 a.m.

Ackerman 10k: 9:30 a.m.

Bowness Soapworks 5k: 9:45 a.m.


Registration Details:

Ackerman 10K: $65

Bowness Soapworks 5k: $60

Kids Mile: Free thanks to CARTSTAR!

Age for Youth - 16 and under

Age for Senior - 65 or over


Lace up your sneakers and mark your calendars for this year’s June 7 race! This community focused 5K, 10K, and Kid’s Mile is a Calgary classic. Whether you’re a seasoned vet or a first time competitor, everyone is welcome to participate along an accessible route along the river in beautiful Bowness and Baker park. (Para athletes are welcome, but bicycles are not allowed on the route.)

Run Bowness began as a resident-led event created by a passionate group of runners in Bowness. The race has continued for over ten years, with the Bowness Community Association taking on the organizing role in 2019.

The event is possible with the support of volunteers, local businesses, and community partnerships. The race begins at the Bowness Community Centre, and the route goes through Bowness Park and Baker Park. The event is intended to be a fun and accessible activity for residents of Bowness and Calgary, highlight the beautiful parks and pathways of Bowness, and support both introductory and competitive fitness activities for our community. Registration fees cover some costs of the event, while sponsorships from cover additional costs.

All proceeds from the race and sponsorships go towards the costs of the event itself and future Run Bowness races.


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June 13, 2026


Street Meet 2026


Pearce Estate Park Inglewood, 1440 17A St. S.E.


Schedule: 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.


Registration:

Walkers (individual): $20

Walkers (24 months and under): $10

Every participant receives a complimentary Street Meet 2026 T‑shirt with registration.

Raise $200 or more, and your $20 registration fee is refunded.


In Support of Families and Persons with Down Syndrome.

Street Meet 2026 is more than an event—it’s a fundraiser that fuels positive change. Every dollar matters, every participant counts, and every moment is a celebration of our amazing community. Let’s run, raise, and rejoice together. See you at the starting line! Street Meet 2026:


Walk, Celebrate & Fundraise for a Cause!

Street Meet is back, and this year it’s all about fun, community, and making a real difference! Join in on June 13th, to raise critical funds to support families and individuals with Down syndrome. Every step you take and every dollar you raise brings us closer to creating a more inclusive future.


Why Street Meet Matters

It’s a Fundraiser First: This isn’t just a run—it’s an opportunity to come together and support a vital cause. Your participation and contributions go directly toward empowering and celebrating the Down syndrome community.

Inspire & Give Back: Share the joy and bring hope to others while enjoying a day filled with fun and connection.


What’s Happening at Street Meet?

Come out for a day of friendship and fun at the annual Street Meet. Participate in the 3K Walk-A-Thon at Pearce Estate Park Inglewood and enjoy a day of entertainment with a DJ, Face Painting, a Member Talent Show, Raffle Prizes and more.


Ups and Downs - Calgary Down Syndrome Association is proud to support Calgary and Area as its Down Syndrome Community provider for over 30 years. They are always striving to create new opportunities for persons with Down Syndrome, and this year is no exception! Including additional workshops for developing life skills, community events to promote inclusion, Social Nights for ages 16-24, and adding to the array of conferences throughout the year. Built on guidance, support, and connection, they are proud to offer over 50+ programs with the help of community funding.

The funds raised during Street Meet are vital in supporting and sustaining core Ups and Downs programs throughout the year.


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June 14, 2026


Side by Side for ALS


North Glenmore Park, 7305 Crowchild Tr. S.W.


Schedule:

9:00 a.m.: Welcome to Side by Side for ALS Calgary

9:15 a.m.: Pre-event and Warm-up

10:00 a.m.: 5 km. Walk Start

10:30 a.m.: 8 km. Fun Run Start

11:45 a.m.: Presentations & Awards

Ongoing:

- Event Festivities, Music & Entertainment

- Smokies

- Calgary Mini Donuts

- Devil’s Head Coffee

- Yard Games & Kids’ Zone

- Live Music from Silence in B’tween Band


Registration: $20

Register online before event day to receive a t-shirt.


The ALS Society of Alberta is excited to introduce a new name and look for their walk and run events across Alberta. Side by Side for ALS is inspired by Betty’s legacy (of “Betty’s Run”) and driven by hope.

Join in on June 14 at North Glenmore Park as the Calgary community comes together to walk, run, and roll in support of individuals and families living with and affected by ALS. Join Side by Side for ALS in Calgary and help raise funds for client support services and research!

No matter how you choose to participate, every dollar raised stays right here in Alberta. Your support helps fund client services, provide essential equipment at no cost, and advance ALS research in our province.

Walk or run, faster or slower, solo or as part of a team, you are part of something that matters.

Because no one should face ALS alone.


What is ALS?

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is a rapid, always fatal neurodegenerative disease. It attacks the nerves of the body that are responsible for sending messages to the brain. This results in weakness and wasting, and eventually an inability to swallow or breathe. The ALS Society of Alberta’s mission is to make each day the best possible for those living with and affected by ALS, and those closest to them. This is achieved by providing support, facilitating the provision of care, promoting awareness, helping find a cure, and advocating for change.


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June 19, 2026


Ride for a Lifetime


Canadian Rocky Mountains


8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.


Registration:

Rider Entry Fee: $200

Your registration fee includes: a kick-off breakfast, snacks along the route, fuel gift card, Ride For A Lifetime branded swag, an end-of-ride celebration with drinks and appetizers included, and most importantly: an unforgettable ride, meaningful connections and the pure joy of revving up support for kids impacted by cancer! 100% of your fundraising dollars go directly to Kids Cancer Care!

Please remember that each rider is responsible to raise a minimum of $500.00 in donations over and above their registration fee. Of course, don’t be afraid to fundraise over $500 as every dollar raised helps even more kids!

Passenger Entry Fee: $150

Your registration fee includes: a kick-off breakfast, snacks along the route, Ride For A Lifetime branded swag, an end-of-ride celebration with drinks and appetizers included, and most importantly: an unforgettable ride, meaningful connections and the pure joy of revving up support for kids impacted by cancer! 100% of your fundraising dollars go directly to Kids Cancer Care!


The 2026 Kids Cancer Care Ride for a Lifetime is back with a 1-day fundraising motorcycle ride through the Rocky Mountains. Motorcyclists like you come from across the province to participate in this ride to raise funds for kids and families whose lives are turned upside down by childhood cancer.

The 2026 Kids Cancer Care Ride for a Lifetime will take to the highways Friday June 19th.

The new route will take you through the beautiful landscapes of Southern Alberta. The cost is only $200 for riders, $150 for passengers, which will cover snacks along the route, a welcome Kick off Breakfast, Ride For A Lifetime branded swag, gas cards and an end-of-ride celebratory dinner.


The Kids Cancer Care Ride for a Lifetime is a unique one-day fundraising event that offers scenic routes, unbeatable camaraderie, VIP treatment, exceptional roadside support and maximum fun. Kids Cancer Care is very grateful to the event sponsors, riders and donors for their ongoing support.


What to Expect

- Kick-off Breakfast

- Inspiring Story: Hear from a Kids Cancer Care spokeskid about her journey of courage and resilience.

- Snacks and Swag Bags: Enjoy tasty treats and take home Kids Cancer Care Swag

- Scenic Bike Route: Ride through the stunning Rocky Mountains of Alberta.

- Post-Event Celebration: Savor unforgettable food and drinks and create lasting memories.


By attending The Ride for a Lifetime you are helping support children and families affected by childhood cancer.

Every dollar pledged on the ride goes towards supporting kids with cancer and the families who love them. Be a rebel with a cause!


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June 20, 2026


Annual Motorcycle Ride For Dad 2026


Starts at Ralph’s Motorsports, 262117 Balzac Boulevard, Balzac, Alberta


Registration: 8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m.

8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. Breakfast will be served

Ride starts: 10:30 a.m.

Ride is 3 to 3.5 hours long

3:30 p.m. – BBQ at Calgary Harley Davidson, 2475 Pegasus Rd. N.E.


Registration is $40 per person before Ride Day, $50 on Ride Day

Participating Passenger - $40

Passenger receives 'ride day' privileges

Registration is free with $100 raised in donations

You don’t need to be a rider to get involved! Become a volunteer, sponsor, pledge a rider, make a donation, or register as a non-riding Champion.


"If I had gotten checked this time last year, I wouldn't be planning my own funeral today.”

Charlie Pester, Kingston educator and role model


That’s the quote that started the Motorcycle Ride For Dad. That single sentence serves as an inspiration for the hundreds of people across Canada who raise money for prostate cancer awareness and research through annual local Rides.

When Garry Janz heard the words of Charlie Pester in 2000, he was moved to do something to raise awareness and funds for the fight against prostate cancer. Along with Byron Smith of the Ottawa Police Association, Janz organized the first Ride For Dad in Ottawa. That first ride involved some 80 motorcyclists and raised just over $20,000 for the Ottawa Regional Cancer Center.

The Ottawa Ride became an annual event and experienced phenomenal growth each year. Soon, other cities were requesting similar events be held in their communities. From its humble beginnings, the Ride For Dad has grown to include 30 cities across Canada and plans are underway for several more. Today, more than 100,000 men, women and children have been involved… raising over $40,000,000 to fight prostate cancer.

Join in for a family fun-filled day of riding, food, poker run, auction and some great prizes, all while helping to raise money to fight prostate cancer for the local community.

The mission of the Ride For Dad is to raise funds to save men’s lives by supporting prostate cancer research and raising public awareness of the disease. The goal is for men to continue to be there for their families and friends for years to come. The parade of vehicles grabs the attention of the masses and the media on ride day, the research helps find hope for the future and the awareness has the potential of saving men’s lives today.

Established in 2007, the Calgary Motorcycle Ride for Dad has raised over $1.6 million dollars for the fight against prostate cancer. The proceeds from annual events are invested in ground-breaking prostate cancer research and life-saving public awareness campaigns of the disease and the importance of early detection.


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June 20, 2026


The Shoppers Drug Mart® Run for Women


Peace Park, 8 St. S.W. & 2 Ave. S.W.


Time: 8:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Distance: 5K, 10K or 1K (12 & under)

8:30 a.m. - 1K Little Steps

8:50 a.m. - Welcome and warm-up

9:15 a.m. - 10K start

9:40 a.m. - 5K start


Registration:

1K Little Steps: $29.01

Includes: Youth T-Shirt and Little Steps Finisher

Medal 5K Run: $77.49 until June 14, $82.86 after

Includes: Technical T-Shirt, Bracelet and Legendary Swag Bag.

10K Run: $77.49 until June 14, $82.86 after

Includes: Technical T-Shirt, Bracelet and Legendary Swag Bag.

Virtual 5K/10K Walk/Run: Individual: $91.47 until June 14

Includes: Technical T-Shirt, Bracelet and Legendary Swag Bag, Home Delivery is extra $12.99

Virtual 1K Little Steps: Individual - $43.01

Includes: Youth T-Shirt, Little Steps Finisher Medal, Home Delivery is extra $12.99


The Shoppers Drug Mart® Run for Women is a 5K and 10K run in support of the Calgary Eating Disorder Program and Women’s Mental Health through Calgary Health Foundation. Join in for an inspired run! Hear inspirational words, run a scenic 5K or 10K along the water, and cheer on the little ones in Little Steps 1K run. Everyone goes home happy with jewelry, race kits, shirts and more.

The Calgary Health Foundation is a philanthropic organization uniting four hospitals, healthcare providers, donors, volunteers, and community partners with the ambitious aim of revolutionizing people's health. The Calgary Eating Disorder Program and the Women’s Mental Health are two initiatives supported by the foundation which offer care and resources for women with mental health concerns.


Calgary Eating Disorder Program

Calgary Eating Disorder Program (CEDP) provides specialized services for Albertans as young as 13 years old diagnosed with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other specified feeding or eating disorders.

Eating disorders have a 5-10% mortality rate, the highest of any mental illness, and suicide and cardiac disease are the leading causes of death among those with anorexia.

Early intervention is vital to lessening the impact of eating disorders. Your participation in the Run for Women will offer those with complex conditions the help they need faster.


Women’s Mental Health

Women’s Mental Health programs in Calgary support women with moderate to severe mental health concerns who are looking to become pregnant, are pregnant, or are up to one year postpartum. Over 600 women access mental health programs annually.

Nearly one in five women will experience mental health difficulties, such as major depression or anxiety disorders, during their reproductive stage years.

The Shoppers Drug Mart® Run for Women thanks you for participating and donating to support a local women’s mental health program in your community! To date, they’ve raised over $23 million for women’s mental health programs in 18 cities across Canada, helping to improve access for women who need mental health support.

The Shoppers Drug Mart® Run for Women is where we gather in our local communities and share the joy we feel when we are supported and encouraged. It’s an event that celebrates each of our journeys, as we all lace up for a walk, run or roll with friends and family.

In support of the Calgary Eating Disorder Program and the Women’s Mental Health Clinic through Calgary Health Foundation


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June 20, 2026


Marathon of Sport


Mount Royal University, 4825 Mt. Royal Gate S.W.


Schedule: TBA


Team registration:

There are 2 ways that you can register to participate at Marathon of Sport Calgary:

Standard Team: As a Standard Team, you and your teammates will each donate $50 to register and work together to reach your Team fundraising goal of $2,500. Refund your registration and play for free when you reach your individual fundraising goal of $250!

Corporate: As a Corporate Team, your organization will donate $2,500, waiving the $50 registration fee and inviting up to 10 employees to participate at no cost. This is a great employee engagement and Team Building activity while supporting an important cause. Your organization will also receive online and onsite logo recognition, along with all of the items listed above for your entire Team!

Included in the $50 registration, each participant will receive a:

- a motionball hat & t-shirt

- light breakfast, lunch & refreshments

- a chance to earn fundraising incentives

- a ticket and your first drink at the onsite After Party

- and most importantly, a chance to play with the proud Special Olympics athletes who motionball supports!

Start recruiting your Teammates to join you today! Get excited to hit the field alongside friends at Special Olympics Alberta again this year!


Let's Do Something Special on the Playing Field!

Join in on the field on June 20th at Mount Royal University for the 2026 motionball Marathon of Sport Calgary.


What is Marathon of Sport?

Participants of all abilities join in teams of 10 for a full day of fun and inclusive sports all while raising funds and awareness in support of the Special Olympics Canada Foundation.

Sign up as a Team Captain and recruit up to 10 participants to join your Team! When you arrive onsite at Marathon of Sport, you will be joined by 1-2 local Special Olympics athletes from the community!

Together you will participate in a variety of sports and activities throughout the day including soccer, football, basketball, ultimate, giant pong, benchball and more!

Each participant will receive a motionball t-shirt, motionball hat, lunch, refreshments, a personal fundraising link with the opportunity to earn amazing incentive prizes, a ticket to the onsite After Party and more!

motionball is a national non-profit that empowers young Canadians to be leaders in their communities, raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics through integrated social and sporting events. They believe that the next generation of Canadians, today’s students and young professionals, are the future of the Special Olympics movement – with the power to make a meaningful difference for generations to come.


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June 27, 2026


5th Annual PILSC Legacy Run/Walk


Nose Creek Park, 1691 Main St. S., Airdrie, Alberta


Schedule:

8:30 a.m.–10:15 a.m.: Registration

9:00 a.m.: Runners Start

9:00 a.m.: Pancake Breakfast Starts

10:15 a.m.: Speeches

11:15 a.m.: Walkers Start

12:30 p.m.: Event Finishes


Tickets

Child (0-2): FREE

Includes access to the Kids Zone.

Youth (3-12): $20

Includes a Stampede-style pancake breakfast and kids-zone activities.

Adult: $65

Includes a swag bag filled with goodies from local businesses and sponsors, and a Stampede-style pancake breakfast.

Group Tickets (Minimum 4): $50/ticket

Includes a swag bag filled with goodies from local businesses and sponsors, and a Stampede style pancake breakfast for each ticket.

Virtual Tickets: $50

Includes an individual swag bag mailed in advance of the event.


Please join in on Saturday June 27th for the 5th Annual PILSC Legacy Run/Walk presented by The Scott Smed Foundation!

The run/walk brings together the community and raises awareness around the impacts of infertility, miscarriage, termination for medical reasons (TFMR), stillbirth, neonatal loss, and sudden infant loss syndrome (SIDS).

Held annually, this family-inclusive event raises vital funds to provide no-cost support and community services through the Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Centre (PILSC). The journey through loss is complex and PILSC believes no one should have to walk through it alone.

Together, we can bring to light the often-silenced topic of infertility, pregnancy, and infant loss.

In 2025 with your help, they raised over $135,000! This year, they are aiming to raise $150,000 to meet the growing needs of the loss community.


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June 27-28, 2026


2026 Airdrie to Olds MS Bike


Start location is TransCanada Turbines, 998 Hamilton Boulevard N.E., Airdrie, Alberta, Finish location is Olds Regional Exhibition, 5116 54 St., Olds, Alberta


Participant Package pick-ups, donations, breakfast, etc.: 7:00 a.m.

Start Time: 8:00 a.m. both days


Route Day 1 (Saturday, June 27) - 117 km Challenge Route / 92 km Standard Route / Short Route 60 km (to Carstairs)

Route Day 2 (Sunday, June 28) - 92 km Challenge Route / 69.2 km Standard Route / Short Route 32 km (to Carstairs)


Entry Fee:

Virtual Cyclist - FREE

Cyclist - Own Accommodations - $40.00

Cyclist - Camping - $65.00

Cyclist - Dorm with Shared bed - $80.00

Cyclist - Private Dorm Accommodations - $110.00

Add $15 if registereing on June 27

Fundraising Minimum: $500


Welcome to 2026 MS Bike - Airdrie to Olds!

Celebrating over three decades of impact, 2026 MS Bike - Airdrie to Olds continues to unite hundreds of passionate cyclists and volunteers in the fight to end MS. This unforgettable two-day ride has grown into a beloved tradition - raising millions in support of Canadians living with multiple sclerosis. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the tour, join us for an incredible weekend filled with scenic routes, community spirit, and the high-energy celebration at Olds College. Be part of the legacy, the camaraderie, and the movement to end MS.

Starting in Airdrie on Saturday, you will cycle the roads and head through small towns in Alberta, ending the day at Olds College where you will be able to relax and have some fun and then celebrate your achievements at the dinner and ceremonies with your MS Community. You can stay overnight in the college dorms just like the good ol’ days and then head back out on the roads for Airdrie on day 2! With a route spanning a 2-day time frame, this ride is fully supported with safety, bike mechanics, and rest stops to support your journey. To top it all off, there's a BBQ and Kid Zone in Airdrie on Sunday, so your whole family can come and cheer you on as you cross that finish line!

Whether you choose to come for the cookies, freshly made bread, or local brews, you stay for the experience and camaraderie that naturally comes with the weekend. There’s a reason this event has been in the community for 30 years!

Canada has the highest rate of MS in the world. And when you join MS Bike, you join our country’s collective effort to help improve the lives of Canadians affected by MS. The dollars you raise are invested in world-leading MS research happening right here in Canada research that will bring us closer than ever to the first treatment for progressive MS and ultimately a cure for the disease.

It’s an exciting time for MS research, and your participation will keep the momentum going. This is a great event that you do not want to miss! Create a team by encouraging family, friends and coworkers to join you or pledge you on your ride!


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