Brian also is the owner and President of Safetynet Inc. Pam is married with one daughter and has been in the insurance industry for 25 years. Pam first met Kelly in highschool where she was a good friend of Kelly's brother. Through a good friend and neighbor, Pam was reconnected with Kelly at the 3rd Snow Run which was also Pam's first experience snowmobiling. Kelly's strength and spirit were inspiring and she knew right away that thiswould be a charity close to her heart.
Pam is looking forward to contributing to the continued success of the Snow Run. Marion Mochrie is married with three children and two grandchildren. Please help us by supporting our wonderful sponsors, this could not be done without them and without your dedication and support.
She is also the contact for media relations. Born and raised in Mississauga, Ontario where she met Kelly and currently resides in the Barrie area. Suzy became great friends with Kelly when Kelly was diagnosed breast cancer. Suzy was also a Director and Secretary for her local Chamber of Commerce in Port Sydney for her duration in Muskoka and volunteered with the local snowmobile club.
Suzy continues her volunteer work through various projects throughout her community. Kim was battling breast cancer and was instantly drawn to Kelly and her story. The two bonded and Brian let Kim have the spotlight while he helped from the sidelines. Kim lost her battle with breast cancer in September which is when Brian came on Board as a Director for the Charity.
His personal experience with breast cancer and the Charity allow him to visualize the goals of the Team. Brian also is the owner and President of Safetynet Inc. Pam is married with one daughter and has been in the insurance industry for 25 years. Pam first met Kelly in highschool where she was a good friend of Kelly's brother. Through a good friend and neighbor, Pam was reconnected with Kelly at the 3rd Snow Run which was also Pam's first experience snowmobiling.
Kelly's strength and spirit were inspiring and she knew right away that thiswould be a charity close to her heart. Pam is looking forward to contributing to the continued success of the Snow Run. Marion Mochrie is married with three children and two grandchildren. Marion's background is in Health Care and was a Registered Nurse until , at which the time she retired to work in the family business until now.
Marion became involved with Foundation after being approached to help sponsor at the Snow Run, this was through Doug Sagan at Factory Recreation. At that time the Disease had hit very close to home. A very dear family member had just passed away due to Breast Cancer.
The first year she volunteered for Registration, after that became very committed to the Foundation. The fact that we are directly help individuals means a great deal to her.
Toll Free: Local: Fax: Kelly Shires Foundation. Helping breast cancer patients across Canada. Offering financial assistance to breast cancer patients. Please Donate. Fore the Love of Pink Golf Tournament. Our office is closed to visitors But we are processing applications. We are experiencing a higher volume of calls and messages at this time.
Get assistance. There are many unforseen expenses you may face, and which your health insurance program may not cover.
Make a donation. We rely on your generousity to help make the lives of breast cancer patients less challenging. Fundraising events. The Snow Run was formed out of a passion for snowmobiling, and an equal passion for helping women who truly need financial help in their battle with breast cancer. Shop for the cause Support breast cancer survivors by purchasing items that we have had designed especially for our foundation. There can be many unforeseen expenses which your public or private healthcare may not cover.
We provide assistance to breast cancer patients in these situations in order to help make their fight with cancer a little less challenging. Battling for your life is a tough challenge. We are here to help and alleviate financial stress at a time when you should be focusing on your recovery not finacial burden. We have helped pay or paid for many items over the years. Some examples are: wigs prosthetics transportation to treatments lodging expenses hospital parking cost counseling food household bills while under treatment rent These are just some examples of how your donations help patients with breast cancer In we helped breast cancer patients In we were able to help breast cancer patients In we were able to help breast cancer patients.
Thank you for your support, none of this would be possible without your generosity. It felt good to know she was there and is there for others. Suzy, 31, says that's what Kelly is all about. The organizers plan to keep growing the event each year and want to expand it across Canada.
One of their biggest challenges right now is letting women in need know the fund is there for them. As the event's media relations director, that's something Suzy is working on. And so are all the women who travel together that day. To find out how to access funds, make a donation or participate in the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Snow Run, visit www.
Share X. Suzy continues her volunteer work through various projects throughout her community. Kim was battling breast cancer and was instantly drawn to Kelly and her story. The two bonded and Brian let Kim have the spotlight while he helped from the sidelines. Kim lost her battle with breast cancer in September which is when Brian came on Board as a Director for the Charity. His personal experience with breast cancer and the Charity allow him to visualize the goals of the Team.
Brian also is the owner and President of Safetynet Inc. Pam is married with one daughter and has been in the insurance industry for 25 years. Pam first met Kelly in highschool where she was a good friend of Kelly's brother. Through a good friend and neighbor, Pam was reconnected with Kelly at the 3rd Snow Run which was also Pam's first experience snowmobiling.
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