Ride to Fight ALS powered by TELUS Health
Join us for the 15th edition of the Ride to Fight ALS, powered by TELUS Health.
Once again this year, the event will be in hydrid mode. Whether you are with us, in St-Hyacinthe, on August 26-27, 2022 or in virtual mode, at the time and place of your choice, we will be riding together for the cause!
Register now and take advantage of a special rate!
For more information on the 2022 edition: The virtual mode | In-person event | Fundraising
To see the souvenir album of the 2021 edition, click here.
The Ride to Fight ALS, powered by TELUS Health, is the annual cycling event of the ALS Society of Quebec. Since 2008, thousands of cyclists of all ages and all levels have participated in the event and have raised more than 2,71 million.
By teaming up with us, you made a real difference for the ALS community. Every dollar raised represents a tangible step towards a future without ALS. Your contribution not only helps us improve the quality of life for families affected by ALS, it also helps us to support various research initiatives.
Join us for the 15th edition of the Ride to Fight ALS, powered by TELUS Health.
Once again this year, the event will be in hydrid mode. Whether you are with us, in St-Hyacinthe, on August 26-27, 2022 or in virtual mode, at the time and place of your choice, we will be riding together for the cause!
Register now and take advantage of a special rate!
For more information on the 2022 edition: The virtual mode | In-person event | Fundraising
To see the souvenir album of the 2021 edition, click here.
The Ride to Fight ALS, powered by TELUS Health, is the annual cycling event of the ALS Society of Quebec. Since 2008, thousands of cyclists of all ages and all levels have participated in the event and have raised more than 2,71 million.
By teaming up with us, you made a real difference for the ALS community. Every dollar raised represents a tangible step towards a future without ALS. Your contribution not only helps us improve the quality of life for families affected by ALS, it also helps us to support various research initiatives.
Thank you to our generous partners!
