Background:

The "Terry Fox Run" international charity run is held in more than 30 countries around the world and has a history of 31 years. This charity run is dedicated to commemorating the Canadian cancer hero, Terry Fox. The reason behind this event lies in the story of Terry Fox, a young Canadian who had to have his right leg amputated due to bone cancer. He embarked on a cross-Canada run wearing a prosthetic leg to raise funds for cancer research. Unfortunately, he passed away two-thirds of the way through his journey, but his noble cause deeply touched the hearts of many. Following in his footsteps, people have continued to organize this run every year. To date, it has raised over 2 billion dollars for cancer research, making it a significant event in Canada.

The essence of the Terry Fox Run is not about competing for speed or rankings. It emphasizes participation and encourages everyone to embrace Terry Fox's spirit. Participants are encouraged to make small donations within their means to support cancer research, contributing to the ongoing fight against cancer.

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