ORGANIZATION: Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation
COVID-19 SAFETY
It is essential that all event participants agree and understand that participating in an event during a pandemic presents certain challenges that will require the community to overcome together.
The current situation related to the global pandemic is very dynamic and requires us to be understanding to the ongoing changes and challenges. The rules, guidance and regulations change frequently and are subject to local interpretations and we are doing our best to interpret and apply how that applies to the event.
All events are subject to all provincial health orders and regulations that may include event size restrictions,
cancellations, and other risk mitigation factors. Restrictions imposed by Federal, Provincial or Local Health orders are outside of the control of the organization and may have an impact on our events.
OUR SAFETY MEASURES
WHAT WE ARE DOING:
* Detailed and flexible COVID Safety Plans
* Additional sanitization, PPE, and signage
* Training for volunteers and staff
* Applying appropriate design principles to all event sites to encourage safe participation
WHAT ARE ASKING:
* Be flexible, understanding and patient
* Self-check - be healthy and follow the provincial health guidelines
* Keep your distance when possible
* Wash your hands!
* Practice safe respiratory etiquette (sneezing, coughing, spitting)
* Respect mask mandatory areas (pending Federal, Provincial or Local Health orders)
* Please follow all on site expectations including
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
700 UNIVERSITY AVE, Toronto, Ontario M5G 1Z5, CA
We enable Future Care Now by raising funds that accelerate cancer research, education, and clinical care benefitting patients at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, across Canada, and around the world.
Founded in 1982, Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation (PMCF) raises funds to support research, patient care, and capital upgrades at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (PMCC). Part of the University Health Network (UHN) in Toronto, the centre treats over 200 types of cancer and receives around 250,000 clinic visits each year. We are proud of our top 5 global position. The funds raised by the Foundation through our community of supporters helps us maintain this position and advance fundamental cancer discoveries and translation of these findings into the clinics. We also have Canada’s largest clinical trials program funded primarily through foundation grants.
1 Dundas Street EastToronto, Ontario M5B 2R8Canada
July 15, 2022