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Donate Now and Help us create a world without CF

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Become A Monthly Donor

Become A Monthly Donor

Give people with cystic fibrosis 25 more years of everything life has to offer. Find out how you can Make It 75!

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One CFocus 2020

One CFocus 2020

OUR PLAN TO END CYSTIC FIBROSIS

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Fertility and Family Planning Webinar Series

Fertility and Family Planning Webinar Series

Starting February 2019, Cystic Fibrosis Canada’s Adult CF Advisory Committee (ACFAC) is hosting a webinar series that explores aspects of fertility and family planning. 

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Upcoming Events
October 19, 2019
2019 Fusion Gala: Oktoberfest

Servus! Join us for a brew or two at the 2019 Fusion Gala: Oktoberfest. Guests will enjoy an evening filled with delicious dining, lively entertainment, and the chance to participate in silent and live auctions, as well as our signature Key to a Cure. O zapft is! 

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October 20, 2019
Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon: Charity Challenge

Interested in health and wellness? Consider supporting Cystic Fibrosis Canada at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon on Sunday, October 20th!

5k, half or full marathon options available with discounted registration! 

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Almost 60 percent of all Canadians with cystic fibrosis are adults. In 2013, almost half of Canadians newly diagnosed with cystic fibrosis were under the age of six months. Cumulatively, CF patients attended over 16,500 clinic visits in 2013
CF Champions
Sarah Dale
Age 11, Guelph, Ontario

Sarah was born on July 12, 2006. At 2 months of age Sarah saw her first emergency room and admission to hospital where she received 2 blood transfusions for her low hemoglobin and was placed on antibiotics for a UTI until she was 4 years old and started to show signs of growth. This is when her mom witnessed her first SMILE & LAUGH… These are just two of the things that she is now known for today here at Ottawa Crescent Public School at 11 years old in grade 6!

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