
Canada’s Brain Cancer Canada’s Fitness Challenge for Brain Cancer Research
Walk, Run, Bike, Hike, Swim, Dance, Skip, Stretch Move in memory. Move in support. Move for brain cancer research.
What is a Community Fundraiser?
We’re calling on the brain cancer community to come together for the 2026 National Fitness Challenge in support of brain cancer research. More than a fitness challenge, this is a movement of awareness, remembrance, and action.
Every step, every minute, every kilometer represents someone you love.
Every day, 9 Canadians are diagnosed with brain cancer. That number isn’t just a statistic, it represents 9 people, 9 families, and countless stories that deserve to be seen, shared, and supported. By participating in the 2026 National Fitness Challenge, you are helping bring visibility to the brain cancer community while raising critical funds for research.
This is a personal challenge that anyone can join, from anywhere across Canada, at any time of the year, and for any duration that suits you. Whether it’s a one-week challenge, a one-year challenge, or even just nine days, the choice is yours.
Your journey, your pace, and your commitment to helping end brain cancer.
You can take part wherever you feel most comfortable, at home, in your neighbourhood, or at your local gym. There’s no single way to participate, just move in a way that works for you.
Dates
May 1 – December 31, 2026
Challenge
Brain Cancer Canada’s Fitness Challenge for Brain Cancer Research
Duration
Participate for as little or as long as you like
Location
Anywhere
How it Works
STEP 1
Sign up for the challenge
STEP 2
Set a fundraising goal
STEP 3
Spread the Word
STEP 4
Invite friends and family to support your goal
STEP 5
Move, have fun, and make an impact while giving back
Registration Options
Different Ways to Track Your Challenge
Stay accountable by sharing your story and your challenge with others. Let people know why this fundraiser matters to you, what goals you’ve set, and how you plan to achieve them. By opening up and inviting others into your journey, you create a sense of commitment that helps keep you on track. Regularly share updates, whether it’s progress, milestones, or even setbacks, to stay engaged and motivated. Not only does this help you stay consistent, but it also inspires others to support you and be part of your impact.
Steps
9,000 steps/day
Time
9 minutes/day
Distance
9 Km or 90 Km
Workouts
9 workouts
Eg; 9 minutes a day, or 9,000 steps a day. 9 workouts a month, 90 km of cycling per year.


