The Leukemia and Lymphoma Walk holds annual Light the night on the streets of major Canadian cities. Proponents Light Night this year are hoping to make it the biggest event yet thousands of Canadians lined the streets to support a cause of inspiration.
Donations are always welcome to light at night because there is always more blood cancer research that can be accomplished. Insception Lifebank has already reached its goal of raising $ 5,000 for the event, which will be given to the Leukemia and Lymphoma families Society.All that Banked cord blood of their baby with Insception Lifebank are encouraged to join one walks that are planned across the country.
Light the Night will begin at Calgary Saturday, October 4, but if you can not do this walk do not worry. Three other rides will all walk through the centers of Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal two weeks later on October 18. And if none of these events corresponds to your schedule, Light the Night light up the streets of Toronto October 22
participants often walk each carry lit candles and colorful balloons to show their support for Light the Night. The balloons symbolize the different types of participants -. White balloons are carried by cancer survivors, red balloons for supporters and gold balloons by friends or relatives of loved ones who have lost their battle to cancer
Promoters welcome any and all Canadian families donations. But the main goal is to have as many people as possible attend the Night Light to show national support for the fight against cancer. More details are available on the website Light the Night, including information on how donations will be used.