Registration

Bring the whole family and celebrate the life of a true Canadian Hero. Run, walk or push a stroller while together we raise money for The Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center at Baylor College of Medicine cancer research programs.

In 1980, Terrance Stanley “Terry” Fox – a one legged amputee and cancer victim – embarked on a cross Canada run in a quest to raise money and awareness for cancer research. The Canadian athlete, turned humanitarian and cancer research activist, ran for 143 days and completed 5,373 kilometres before succumbing to the disease.

His one selfless act has inspired millions around the globe who have come together since 1981 to fulfil his dream. Today, The Terry Fox Run is the world’s largest one-day fundraiser for cancer research, covering an expanse of over 60 countries. To learn more about Terry and his story go to www.terryfox.org.   Organized by the Canadian Club of Houston.

Run start will be at 9:00 am.