4th Annual Bustin' Loose Race to End Breast Cancer

Contact Shelley Acheson - Bustin’ Loose Race To End Breast Cancer
Phone: 403-527-5899 / This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it / www.bustinloose.ca
The Heritage Pavilion in Strathcona Park

The 4th Annual Bustin’ Loose Race To End Breast Cancer will be held at the Heritage Pavilion in Strathcona Park, beginning at 11:00 a.m. This is a 3 km, 5 km, 10 km fun run/walk event in support of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation (prairies/nwt region). To date this event has raised over $110,000 with generous support of our sponsors and overwhelming community response.
To register for this event visit www.bustinloose.ca or phone 403-527-5899 for more information.
The event is open to walkers and runners of any age or gender. For logistical reasons and to ensure the best possible event, the event will be capped. There will be a 500 participant limit. This makes it essential for those who wish to participate to ENTER EARLY! This event fills up each year.
Those who wish to raise pledges are advised to register early even if they plan to continue raising pledges up to race day in order to guarantee their spot in the event. Raising $60.00 in pledges will waive the individual registration fee. Family registration fee will be waived if each participant collects $60.00 in pledges.
Early Bird (Before August 31st, 2009)
Individual - $30.00 / *Family - $80.00
After August 31st, 2009
Individual - $40.00 / *Family - $100.00
Last Minute (After October 2nd, 2009)
Individual - $50.00 / *Family - $120.00
* Family Registration fees cover up to four participants who belong to the same family
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
- Live Entertainment
- Homemade Chili & Beverages
- Door Prizes
- Prizes for Best Dressed
- Memory Wall
- Handcrafted Race Awards
- Race Expo
- Beautiful park and play areas
- Real life courage and inspiration for HOPE
Each year, thousands of Canadians are touched by breast cancer. It not only impacts the individuals living with the disease, but their families, friends