JDRF House ParT1D for a Cure

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Thanks to your incredible support, you helped raise over $2 million dollars for critical funds that will support cutting-edge research and meaningful community programming.

There’s still time to donate to the JDRF House ParT1D for a Cure.
All funds will move us further along our journey of uncovering better treatments and cures for those living with T1D and bring us closer to a world without T1D.
Can’t wait to see you next year!

Thank you to our celebrity guests:

Max Domi, NHL Player

George Canyon, Country Superstar

Gloria Loring, Singer and Academy Award nominee and her sons Brennan and Robin Thicke

Bobby Clarke, Former NHL Star

Kate Milton, C100FM Announcer

Matt Pennell, Chopped Canada Champion Chef

Kaleb Dahlgren, YorkU Men's Hockey Player

Alexis Anderson, Soccer Player

Sébastien Sasseville, Endurance Athlete

Austen McDonald, 1st Canadian Commercial Flight Officer with T1D

Beth Miller, Rower Athlete

Charlie Kimball, Indie Car Racer

John Bowman, Montreal Alouettes Football Player

Chris Jarvis, President IChallenge Diabetes and Olympic Rower

Myles GoodWyn, Lead Singer of April Wine Band

Tora Yacey, Olympic Luge Athlete

Jake Flegel, Atlanta Gladiators Hockey Player

MC Mario, Virgin Radio Host

Paul Dean, lead guitarist of Loverboy Band

John Chick, Retired Roughriders Player

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House ParT1D Ambassadors

JDRF House ParT1D for a Cure

Max

"I’ve been living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) since I was 12, but it never stopped me from pursuing my dream of becoming an NHL player..."

Rebecca

"I was diagnosed in 1999, just before I turned 18. Being diagnosed at that age found me fall in a gap between paediatric and adult care."

Laurie

"Since my diagnostic in February 2013, I have been walking for a cure with my wonderful team. Every year, it gives me hope that this disease will be cured."

Siobhan

"Between my Bachelor of Arts degree, learning to manage my newly diagnosed daughter’s type 1 diabetes (T1D), and keeping up with my kids’ sports and school, things were rough at times"