MS Canada

🎉 We Challenge MS Fundraising Giveaway

Raise funds. Earn entries. Win!

For every $50 you raise for MS Canada, you'll earn one entry into our We Challenge MS Fundraising Giveaway.

Prize

One lucky winner will receive:

• A personalized We Challenge MS Yeti
• A gift card

This giveaway is designed to encourage fundraising and celebrate the incredible impact you're making. Every dollar raised helps bring us one step closer to a world free of MS.

Giveaway Rules

• Participants receive one entry for every $50 raised for MS Canada through the Servus Edmonton Marathon.
• There is no limit to the number of entries you can earn.
• The giveaway closes one month after the Servus Edmonton Marathon, when fundraising officially ends.
• One winner will be selected at random from all eligible entries after the fundraising period closes.
• The winner will be contacted only by email from wechallengems@mscanada.ca.

Help Create a World Free of MS

Every 12 minutes, someone in Canada is diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), making Canada hold one of the highest rates of MS in the world.

MS is a chronic autoimmune disease of the central nervous system (i.e., brain, spinal cord) and most people are diagnosed with it between the ages of 20 and 49. 

Since roughly one in every 400 Canadians (over 90,000 people) lives with MS today, your donation is needed to provide crucial support and services to those in the MS community while also enabling MS Canada to invest in life-changing research to create a world free of MS.

As of January 2023, MS Canada amalgamated two previously known entities – the MS Society of Canada and the MS Scientific Research Foundation – but still maintained its vision of a world free of MS. For 75 years, the organization has been relentless in its fight, continuously funding research to expand the current MS knowledge base.

With your help, MS Canada will work to alleviate the uncertainty that MS causes, help provide accessible options for disease management, collaborate with partners to eliminate physical and social barriers in communities, advocate for people living with MS, and ask governments to improve policies that impact the everyday lives of those affected by MS.

For more information visit mscanada.ca