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Spring Sprint 2012 has the goal to raise $1.6 million for brain tumour research and patient programs. There are 20 events across Canada kicking off with the London Spring Sprint on April 21, 2012. Find your city's event or participate in the Virtual Spring Sprint.

Although each community leaves their own unique mark on their Spring Sprint, no matter where you live you can be sure that you’ll experience a day full of excitement and hope that one day we will live in a world without Brain Tumours, and you’ll leave knowing that you are a valuable contributor to making it a reality.
Spring Sprints are truly a family-oriented, community-supported event that makes a difference in the lives of Canadians living with a brain tumour. Register today and join us as we work to Imagine a Cure
A Brief History of Spring Sprint
The first Spring Sprint was held in London, Ontario in 1995 with more than 80 participants. In 2010 more than 4,400 people walked in support of the mission to reach every Canadian affected by a brain tumour through support, education, information and research. The 2011 Spring Sprint campaign beat the goal of $1.5 million for this mission.
In 2012, Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada is marking 30 years of bringing hope to brain tumour patients with a year of celebration that reflects on the past while embracing a future of hope and support for those affected by a brain tumour. Learn more about these celebrations and how far things have come at BrainTumour.ca/30YearsofHope.
For Ben, a brain tumour survivor, giving back to the brain tumour community to help others find hope is an important way to build critical connections.
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