Lung Cancer Awareness Month

Every year in November, people come together to recognize and raise awareness of the challenges that come from a diagnosis of lung cancer. It is through this recognition that individuals and groups have helped to make a difference for lung cancer patients, caregivers, family and friends. Special events and fundraisers are just some of the ways that communities are coming together to help support patients and raise awareness.

Get Involved

 Although our events for this year have come to a close, there is always opportunities to participate and promote lung cancer awareness all year long:

• Share your story
• Join the #HopeArmy 
• Purchase #HopeArmy Merchandise
• Request support materials
• Plant a tree in someone's memory (temporarily suspended due to COVID-19)
• Share a school project
• Volunteer
• Start a fundraising campaign, walk, run, ride, convoy, bake sale, golf tournament, curling bonspiel, bowling, professional make-up artist sessions, the possibilities are endless!

Here are some photos from past events. Use them to inspire your own ideas on how to raise awareness!
#LCAM #HopeArmy #HopeUnites #GetInvolved
 

Proclamations 

   

Lighting
Thank you to all of the Canadian Landmarks who participated in our Lung Cancer Awareness Month campaign! 
3D Toronto Sign, Toronto, ON
Vancouver City Hall & Burrard Street Bridge, Vancouver, BC
Canada Place Sails of Light, Vancouver, BC
CN Tower, Toronto, ON
Calgary Tower, Calgary, AB
Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls, ON
Peace Bridge, Niagara Falls, ON
Northern Lights Display at BC Place, Vancouver, BC
Science World, Vancouver, BC
High Level Bridge, Edmonton, AB
If you were able to catch the light displays, please send us your photo or tag us on social media @lungcancercanada