We’re proud to support the blood cancer community through Light The Night.
Blood cancers are the fifth most common form of cancer in Canada, affecting more than 155,000 Canadians—our family members, our friends and neighbours, our colleagues, ourselves. But together, we can shine a light toward a future without blood cancers.
Please consider making a donation today. Thank you for your support!
Carol was a kind, caring, and fun-loving person, known for her radiant smile and warm personality. The light she carried in her heart brightened any room, making everyone feel a little better. She loved deeply and was deeply loved by her family, friends, and colleagues, always making sure people knew they were valued. Carol's family was her top priority and she was immensely proud of their two children Jack and Anna.
Even when she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL), Carol remained strong and positive, determined to fight for her life and her family.
Despite her diagnosis, Carol continued to give hope and strength to others. Inspired by a Light the Night poster at Kingston General Hospital, she vowed to participate once she recovered. To honor her legacy of kindness and hope, her family and friends started Light the Night Belleville, leading the charge with "Carol’s CureSADERS."
