REGISTER

Online Registration:

Online Registration is now open! The best way to register and collect donations is online. It makes tracking your donations and signing up fast and easy. Register as an individual or team now! You can register online until Saturday, June 18th at 12:00pm. After that you must register in person at package pickup at the Prostate Centre or on event day.

Registering online is EASY and there are tons of great tools to get you started on collecting donations.  To register now, please click here.

Please check out the buttons to left that have the following information:

1. Sponsor a Participant - Once you are registered people can go to this link, type in your name and donate! 
2. Participant Login - You can update your profile, add off-line donations and send emails out to other by logging in once you are registered.
3. Teams - Check out our team page for the team information package and the team checklist. Once you have registered a team you can track how your team is doing with fundraising, as well as how you are doing individually.
4. Pledges and awards - check this page out to download a pledge form if you want a paper copy as well as to check out top collector awards.

Mail-in Registration:

If you wish to do a paper registration and either mail it in or drop it off at the Prostate Centre you can download a Safeway Father's Day Walk/Run for Prostate Cancer Paper Registration Form. Paper registration must be received by the Prostate Centre no later than Wednesday, June 15th. The Prostate Centre's mailing address is:

The Prostate Centre
100-1900 Richmond Road
Victoria, BC  V8R 4R2 

Registration Fees:

Early Bird Registration (until Tuesday, May 31st) - $25.00

Regular Registration (June 1st to June 18th) - $30.00

Event Day Registration - $35.00

Youth (12 + under) participate for free.

Remember - raise $150 and your registration fee is free as well!

Prostate Cancer Facts

... Prostate Cancer represents 34% of all newly diagnosed cancers in BC men.

...1 in 6 men will be diagnosed with the disease.  If there is a family history, the risk increases by 50%

...Prostate Cancer is the most common cancer to afflict Canadian men.

...What can you do?  Visit your doctor and get an annual PSA blood test and Digital Rectal Exam.

...If caught early, Prostate Cancer has a 90% success rate for a cure!