Tour for the Cure

With only two more stops left in Newfoundland visitors in Stephenville were eager to catch the bus! During the morning we were parked at the Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital where ...

Deanna Poses with a visitor at the Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital who left with arms full of information!

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Surviving breast cancer has given Joan, Marion, Mary and Mildred a whole new lease on life. These women are members of the Breast Friends support group that meets monthly in ...

Staff at Sobeys set up a table complete with pink cake, pink lemonade, and pink balloons, to encourage visitors to visit our bus

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The Tour for the Cure caused quite a stir as we were parked at the Deer Lake Foodland. Owners and managers, Linda and Roger, went above and beyond to rally ...

Foodland store owners, Roger and Linda, start the day off by slicing a beautiful pink cake – made by a store employee, who happened to be a breast cancer survivor

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With pink balloons bouncing merrily in the entry of the Springdale Foodland, customers couldn’t help but question what the celebration was for. They didn’t have to look far ...

Kevin (from Foodland Springdale) brought his mother Golda, a 14 year breast cancer survivor, out to meet us

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It’s bird, it’s a plane… it’s a big, pink bus! Today, the Tour for the Cure landed in Botwood, home to the Flying Boat Museum. Our afternoon ...

Tour for the Cure side-by-side with Botwood’s main attraction, a flying boat!

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The Tour for the Cure stopped at the CIBC in Lewisporte after a busy visit to the branch last year. Our day was filled with new visitors who had heard ...

Dawn, from CIBC Lewisporte, proudly poses beside Newfoundland on our welcome panel

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