- Your Impact - Terry Fox Foundation
For four decades, Terry Fox has inspired people like you from around the world to run and ride, pedal and paddle, wheel and walk, and to donate in Terry’s name Over the years, you’ve given more than $900 million to bring hope and healing to generations of cancer patients
- How Terry Fox changed Canada - The Toronto Star
As Pride Toronto faces massive funding shortfall, is it time for the festival to return to its political roots? Thirty years after his Marathon of Hope we look at the imprint of Terry Fox in
- Terry Fox - The Canadian Encyclopedia
Terrance Stanley Fox, CC, Order of the Dogwood, athlete, humanitarian, cancer research activist (born 28 July 1958 in Winnipeg, MB; died 28 June 1981 in New Westminster, BC) After losing his right leg to cancer at age 18, Terry Fox decided to run across Canada to raise awareness and money for cancer research
- Terry Fox - CMHF
Today, hundreds of millions of dollars have been raised for cancer research through the Terry Fox Run held in thirty countries around the world With this funding, the Terry Fox Foundation continues Terry’s work, supporting cure-oriented, biomedical cancer research worldwide
- Terry Fox: The Man Who Attempted to Run Across Canada with One Leg
Terry Fox’s spirit of giving turned his fight against cancer into a national movement He ran 5,373 kilometres across Canada, raising over $1 7 million for cancer research
- Led by Terry Foxs brother, cyclists stop in Thunder Bay, Ont. , on . . .
A team of eight cyclists, led by the late Terry Fox's younger brother, is riding across the country with the goal of raising $1 million for cancer research They were greeted by dozens of people
- The Terry Fox Effect – Real Academic Essays: STEM
On June 28, 1981, the 22-year-old Terry Fox passed away His death triggered an outpouring of support unlike any other seen in Canada, with ripple effects eventually reaching the far corners of the world Terry Fox’s young life and untimely death had a tremendous effect on people, inspiring both young and old alike
- Terry’s Story – Terry Fox Centre
Terry’s story didn’t end with his death—his dream lived on In this exhibit area visitors explore the impact of Terry’s run and consider all those that he inspired: athletes, amputees, cancer patients and survivors, researchers, doctors and all Canadians who watched his journey
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