Julie Clausen

4years
Julie Clausen
Cancer is the largest killer of kids in Canada, 27 children are diagnosed every week. Please donate now and support my challenge to fight kids' cancer!
I've Ridden 0.0 km My goal is 75 km
My Rankings
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I'm Riding For

Kolton

Year Four!! This year I’m riding for local teen, Kolton Byerley. May 4 2022, Kolton went to the Alberta Childens Hospital after suffering from bad headaches for a couple months. His family learned that he had a golf ball sized tumor in his brain. He was scheduled for emergency surgery to have it removed. The tumor was diagnosed Medulloblastoma group 4. He had radiation in July 2022, the Chemotherapy started September 2022. Kolton passed grade 9 and finished chemotherapy in January 2023. Kolton is determined to keep pushing forward. You may see him working at his parents bookstore, Yooneek Books in Okotoks.

My Story

30 Jul 2024

This August, I am taking part in the Great Cycle Challenge to fight kids' cancer!

Why? Because right now, over 1,400 children are diagnosed with cancer every year, and it's the biggest killer of children from disease in Canada.

Kids should be living life, not fighting for it.

So I am raising funds through my challenge to help these kids and support SickKids Foundation to allow them to continue their work in developing treatments and finding a cure for childhood cancer.

Please support me by making a donation to give these kids the brighter futures they deserve.

Your support will change little lives.

Thank you.

My Legacy

Here's my personal impact over 4 years to fight kids' cancer and save little lives.
  • 400 km Ridden
    $1,384 Raised
    2021
  • 216 km Ridden
    $1,052 Raised
    2022
  • Ridden
    $503 Raised
    2023
4years
649 km
Ridden
$2,939
Raised

My Challenge

  • Why I Ride
    30 Jul 2024

    This year I’m riding for local teen, Kolton Byerley. May 4 2022, Kolton went to the Alberta Childens Hospital after suffering from bad headaches for a couple months. His family learned that he had a golf ball sized tumor in his brain. He was scheduled for emergency surgery to have it removed.

    The tumor was diagnosed Medulloblastoma group 4. He had radiation in July 2022, the Chemotherapy started September 2022. Koton passed grade 9 and finished chemotherapy in January 2023.

    Kolton is determined to keep pushing forward. You may see him working at his parent’s bookstore, Yooneek Books in Okotoks.

    Posted 119 days ago
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