News story: Think Pink! Oakville golfers raise $40,000 for cancer support

July 24, 2024

Wellspring was featured in Oakville News to talk about members of the Oakville Golf Club raising a whopping $40,645 (and counting) for Wellspring Cancer Support Foundation.

This incredible donation will help to fund the Cancer Exercise Program at Wellspring’s Birmingham Gilgan House in Oakville. This 12-week program, led by registered kinesiologists and physiotherapists, aims to positively impact the physical and mental health of people living with cancer.

Exercise has been proven to help people living with cancer manage and reduce symptoms while improving their quality of life. The Cancer Exercise Program is available to anyone with any cancer—no matter the stage in their journey.

The generosity of the Oakville community never ceases to amaze us! Because of this incredible donation, many people will live better with cancer. 

You can read the Oakville News article here: Think Pink! Oakville golfers raise $40,000 for cancer support

One Response

  1. I received so much wonderful support from Jen and Monica and the many others involved with the Cancer Exercise Program at the Oakville House and want to thank them as well as the members of the Oakville Golf Club for supporting the program.

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