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Yes, you can. Online registration will be open until the end of September so you can continue to collect online donations until then.
You do not need a pledge form if:
There are two ways to add your contacts. Importing a group of contacts from your personal email account or adding in an email address one-by-one.
To unlock this feature, a minimum $10 donation will need to be made or you must raise a minimum of $10. We recommend that you use Chrome as your browser when sending emails from your Participant Centre.
To prevent malicious actions of spammers and to improve email deliverability, you must meet one of the following criteria before you are able to send emails from your Participant Centre. We recommend that you use Chrome as your browser.
After meeting one of the above criteria, and you are still unable to send emails from your Participant Centre, please reach out to our staff at events@parkinson.bc.ca or call us at 604-662-3240 (ext 274) | 1-800-668-3330 (ext 274).
To prevent malicious actions of spammers and to improve email deliverability, you must meet certain criteria before you are able to send emails from your Participant Centre. Please review the section above before proceeding.
Joining or Creating a team, once you've already registered for an event, must be completed through your Participant Centre. It is important to notify the staff at PSBC if you join or create a team post-registration through your Participant Centre. Please send us an email with your name and team information at events@parkinson.bc.ca.
NOTE: You must be the team captain to edit your team page.
NOTE: You must be the team captain to edit your team page.
NOTE: You must be the team captain to edit your team page.
Through your Participant Centre, there are two ways to message your team members. You may send an email to each OR post a message to them that will appear in their Participant Centre dashboard (if they have registered online).
1. Post a message to your team members' Participant Centre dashboard:
2. Email your team members:
To unlock this feature, a minimum of a $10 donation will need to be made. We recommend that you use Chrome as your browser.
This is a general donation to a SuperWalk location and NOT to an individual walker. If you would like to make a general donation, please follow these steps:
If you have received cash, cheque, or e-transfer donations from others, you cannot retain these funds and then add them to your fundraising efforts by making a lump-sum payment with your personal credit card. If you try to make a lump-sum payment using your personal credit card, your donors will not receive their tax receipt as the system will think that you are making a personal donation.
Instead, follow the instructions below to ensure your donors receive an acknowledgement letter and tax receipt for their donation. (Tax receipts are issued for all donations of $20 or more, unless otherwise specified).
Sometimes, it takes a few minutes for the email to send through the system. Be patient and check your in-box later.
If you still don't receive your tax receipt, please contact us at events@parkinson.bc.ca.
Parkinson SuperWalk in BC raises funds and awareness for the Parkinson's community in British Columbia.
Parkinson Society BC's mission is to empower those living with the disease through by providing resources and services to enable self-management, self-reliance and self-advocacy.
If you would like more information about Parkinson Society BC, please visit www.parkinson.bc.ca.
Yes, we love it when dogs join the Walk to support their humans!
On occasion, there may be some exceptions due to select city park/site restrictions. By law, however, registered service animals are always welcome.
Check the event details for your Walk location by visiting Find a Walk, then select the Walk location from the drop-down menu.
To purchase your limited edition Parkinson SuperWalk 2024 t-shirt, please visit our online store.
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a chronic, progressive disease that occurs when movement-related brain cells die. People with PD may experience symptoms such as tremors at rest, slowness of movement, muscle rigidity, balance problems as well as anxiety and depression, sleep problems, and cognitive disorders.
More than 100,000 Canadians and 17,500 British Columbians are living with Parkinson's disease (PD), a number which is expected to increase significantly in the coming years, with 30 Canadians diagnosed every day.
The average age of diagnosis is 60, but some people who are diagnosed before age 50 (many as young as 30) are designated as having young-onset Parkinson's disease. The disease impacts not only the life of the individual with PD, but also carepartners, families, and friends.
It's still unclear what causes Parkinson's disease, but scientists believe the disease usually results from a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
Established in 1969, Parkinson Society British Columbia is a registered charity governed by a voluntary Board of Directors. It is supported entirely by donations from individuals, members, corporations, foundations, and the dedicated efforts of volunteers.
Its mission is to empower the Parkinson's community in British Columbia by providing resources and services to enable self-management, self-reliance, and self-advocacy.
To learn more about PSBC, or to support the Society, please visit: www.parkinson.bc.ca.
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