Fundraising Efforts

The ALS Society of Alberta is pleased to announce the launch of a new Betty’s Run web site, www.bettysrun.ca which will make it easier for Albertans to make a difference in the lives of people living ◊

The Teeter brothers – Michael, Aaron and Adam – lost their father Steve Teeter, to ALS in 1994 at the age of 37. Teeter was diagnosed in 1991 and would have been 52 this past July. Hoping to raise fun ◊

Sid Valo had a surprise for everybody when he not only showed up at Pallett Valo’s 11th annual Beat The February Blues party on February 7, but stayed for much of the night. ◊

Kaitlynn Roberts' first funeral made a tremendous impact on her at age 14. It was two years ago and her cousin Peter Kostiuk had become the 12th relative known to die from Amyotrophic Lateral Scle ◊

While most people use their summers for barbeques and beach days, the Teeter family will be pedalling their bicycles across Canada for ALS. ◊

BCE, Bell Canada Enterprises is a public company that is pending privatization. This means that shareholders will need to sell their shares. BCE stock is one of the most widely held in the country and ◊

September 20, 2007: TORONTO, ON – The ALS Society of Canada and ALS Society of Ontario are hosting the 3rd Annual HIKE 4 ALS at The Kortright Centre for Conservation in Vaughan. The Hike will take pl ◊

Toronto, February 22, 2007: National Chair and Spokesperson for the WALK for ALS, Winnipeg native Zack Werner while in his hometown on Sunday, February 25 will meet with ALS board members and Walk vol ◊

Toronto – September 25, 2006 On Saturday, September 30, GTA residents will take to the streets and pathways to raise funds for ALS. ◊

Scarborough - September 28: Scarborough residents Rachael Henfrey, eight, her 10-year-old sister Rebecca, aunt Chita Lontoc and other family members are participating in the North York WALK for ALS on ◊