And it’s as easy as 1. 2. 3.

1. In Person or Virtual?
Decide if you want to participate virtually or in person on Sunday, May 31

2. Location?
Choose an event location close to home and register.

3. Ready. Set. Go!
Set up your fundraising page and get your (fundraising) party started!

I’ve participated in a few local CF Walks with friends and family as a team bringing awareness for CF. My favourite memories, at the Walk, are seeing the amount of involvement from the community. It was always comforting and brought some hope to the matter.
We keep walking so that every Canadian with CF can live a full, healthy life.
We walk, for people like Chanelle who doesn’t want to be left behind.
Your participation can help to change the cystic fibrosis story in Canada, driving our important work funding CF research, programs and services to lengthen and improve the lives of all Canadians living with cystic fibrosis.
Will you walk with us this year?

...a shared role in building a better future
When we fundraise or attend the Walk, we bring our entire community with us. It’s an opportunity for the people around us to learn more about CF and understand how meaningful every donation is. These individual contributions play a shared role in building a better future for our loved ones with CF.
- Helio, father to Oscar, 3, who lives with CF
All kids should have dreams.
My dream is simple. I dream of a future when CF no longer stands for Cystic Fibrosis but rather stands for “Cure Found”.
- Lauren A, Toronto Walk


Donors, volunteers, and advocates have affected REAL change...
The advances in medicine and therapies in such a short amount of time is nothing short of miraculous. Donors, volunteers, and advocates have affected REAL change and have added YEARS to so many CF’ers lives. When Colin was first born, I didn’t think he would live long enough to get married. Now, I can realistically envision a future where Colin can play with his own children.
- Marylou, mom to Colin, who lives with CF
Select event photography by:
Coralie Carrier
Greg Curry Photography








