Changing Lives. Giving Hope.

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Together, we’ve raised over $7.3 million!

The 26^th Annual C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research raised an incredible $470,764 for the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan during today’s live broadcast.

Karen O’Shaughnessy, a grade one teacher at Brunskill School, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2024, at the age 62. She shared her story during today’s broadcast, joined by her principal, Miranda Low, and a choir of students who performed Fight Song in her honour – a heartfelt moment that reminded the community of the personal impact of breast cancer.

“It’s incredible to see our listeners and community come together to support local breast cancer research year after year,” said Shauna Foster, C95 Morning Show host. “Moments like today – celebrating survivors like Karen – show exactly why this work matters.”

The community’s donations help brave individuals like Karen live longer, healthier lives with their families. Funds will be used by the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan to support local breast cancer research and help Saskatchewan researchers develop new treatments for those affected each year.

“Thank you to C95 and the incredible donors who made this year’s radio marathon such an amazing success,” said Nora Yeates, CEO of the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan. “Every donation counts, making a real difference in the lives of women and families affected by breast cancer right here at home.”

Since it began, C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research has raised more than $7.3 million, with every dollar staying in Saskatchewan to support local research that’s improving outcomes for those affected by breast cancer.

The Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan is the fundraising partner of the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency. Every dollar raised by the Foundation is dedicated to funding innovative research, early detection, and prevention programs, as well as providing support for patients and families facing cancer in the province. By keeping funds local, the Foundation ensures that contributions directly benefit Saskatchewan residents in meaningful ways.

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How YOU Can Get Involved

The success of the C95 Radio Marathon is entirely attributed to the
outstanding people of Saskatchewan who give their heart to the cause and get involved.

♥ ♥ Make a Donation ♥ ♥

Your donation has a direct impact in the lives of those affected by breast cancer.
All donations over twenty dollars receive a tax deductible receipt.

Online: C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research 2025
Cheque payable to: Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan
Memo Line: C95 Radio Marathon
Mailing address: 200-4545 Parliament Ave, Regina, SK S4R 0G3

Sign up to be a monthly donor and support cancer patients in our province all-year round!

♥ ♥ Become a Fundraiser ♥ ♥

Sign up online, create your custom page, set a fundraising goal and encourage friends, family and colleagues to sponsor you –
all in support of breast cancer research in Saskatchewan!

Register Online: C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research 2025
Contact: Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan | donatenow@cancerfoundation.ca | 639-625-2012

How YOUR Contribution Helps

It’s estimated in 2024 that 780 Saskatchewan women were diagnosed with breast cancer,
and 180 women in Saskatchewan lost their lives because of breast cancer.

Understanding how breast cancer develops and why it spreads is a key focus of the
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency’s research team.

Last year, 37,000 screening mammograms were provided through the Screening Program for Breast Cancer. It’s the number one diagnosed form of cancer in women, and very treatable if detected early.

Every dollar raised stays in Saskatchewan to support research and find new treatments and programs for breast cancer that help save lives. All money raised will be donated to Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan, the fundraising partner of Saskatchewan Cancer Agency.

About C95 Radio Marathon

The C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research began in October of 2000
when C95 Morning Show host, Lisa Rendall, was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Upon Lisa’s stage four diagnosis, her immediate wish was to raise money to support breast cancer research
and find new treatments to help people affected by the disease live longer, healthier lives.
With inspiration from Lisa, the C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research was born.

Lisa passed away on April 13, 2011.
Her legacy lives on today through the C95 Radio Marathon, the people of Saskatchewan and the contributions they make year after year.

Read more about Lisa’s story here.

Since it began, the C95 Radio Marathon has grown to the largest and most successful fundraising event
supporting the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan
all thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters throughout Saskatchewan.

Share Your Story

The driving force behind C95 Radio Marathon are the stories shared by the brave individuals affected by breast cancer.

Lisa Rendall simply told the truth about her situation and shared her story with a positive attitude, sense of humour and profound sincerity. She put a face to breast cancer in Saskatchewan and launched the platform for others to speak openly about their diagnoses.

Click here to apply and share your story.

Pink Ribbon Fundraisers

Learn more about our Pink Ribbon Fundraisers – local businesses who are giving back to the community
and hosting local events and initiatives to support C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research.