Together we Walk for a future free from type 1 diabetes (T1D)

It’s 3K of fun, connection, and purpose.
• Breakthrough T1D Walk is a high-energy, family-friendly event where
you’ll meet others who “just get it”. Expect smiles, team spirit, and a whole
lot of heart.
• Breakthrough T1D Walk is more than just an event – it's a celebration of
the T1D community, where families, volunteers, supporters come together to
help make every day better for those living with type 1 diabetes.
No Walk near you? No problem.
• Don’t have a Breakthrough T1D Walk location near you? Register to Walk
Your Way and participate anytime, anywhere. Whether it’s a stroll around
your block or a hike with friends, your steps still count—and so does your
impact.
Let’s raise $3.1 million—and take a bold step toward a future without type
1 diabetes.
• Every dollar you raise fuels research breakthroughs, expands access to life
saving technology, and empowers Canadians living with T1D. Together we
Walk.
Approved Call to Actions (CTAs)
• Join Breakthrough T1D Walk and raise funds to help the T1D community
with what they need now and next.
• Support Breakthrough T1D Walk and join the movement to end T1D.
• Join Breakthrough T1D Walk and Canadians across the country in helping
to make T1D a part of history.
• Start a team, join a team or walk individually – every step fuels
breakthroughs and moves us closer to cures.
• Join Breakthrough T1D Walk and join the movement to end T1D.
• Every dollar you raise fuels research breakthroughs, expands access to life
saving technology, and empowers Canadians living with T1D.
• Register, set your goal and start fundraising today at
BreakthroughT1DWalk.ca
• Help make a difference and register today at BreakthroughT1DWalk.ca
• Register today and join Breakthrough T1D Walk in a community near you.
• Learn more at BreakthroughT1DWalk.ca
About Breakthrough T1D™ Walk (formerly JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes):
Breakthrough T1D Walk brings together Canadians from coast to coast to walk
together and raise funds to make type 1 diabetes (T1D) a part of history.
The first Walk was held in 1994 in three locations – Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa –
and collectively raised $100,000. Since that inaugural year, the Walk has expanded
to hundreds of communities that have raised more than $146 million to support
T1D research over the last 33 years.
Naming convention:
It is very important that we utilize the official and full name of the event in our
communications to help us improve brand awareness and recognition. While we
may say Vancouver Walk or the Barrie Walk Committee when discussing internally –