Vallée du Parc
The Leucan Ski Challenge offers hours of skiing, snowboarding, or alpine touring, along with various activities at Vallée du Parc, all in support of children with cancer and their families. Join us on March 15, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. for a friendly, family-oriented, and participatory event suitable for all ages.
By registering for the Leucan Ski Challenge at Vallée du Parc, you can choose from one of these activities offered on the mountain:
- Alpine skiing
- Snowboarding
- Alpine touring
Online registration is closed, but you can still register in person by showing up on-site before the event starts.
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Solo challenge
Individual can take on the Leucan Ski Challenge on their own.
Minimum Fundraising Goal: Each solo participant must raise at least $200 in donations.
Participant are encouraged to complete a cumulative number of runs equivalent to one run per hour.
Regular Challenge
There is no longer a limit to the number of participants per team.
Minimum fundraising: A team of 2 to 4 people must raise a minimum of $600 in donations, with an additional $150 per extra participant. Feel free to set a higher fundraising goal to match your ambitions!
Each team is invited to complete a cumulative number of runs equivalent to one run per hour per participant.
Corporate Challenge
There is no longer a limit on the number of participants per team. The corporate challenge will be the perfect team building activity!
Minimum fundraising requirement: Teams of up of 2 to 8 participants must raise $2,600 in donations, with an additional $325 required for each additional team member. You’re free to set a higher fundraising goal that matches your ambitions!
Each team will need to complete a cumulative number of runs equivalent to one run per hour per participant.
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Our Honorary presidents
Charles Massicotte-Bourbeau, General Manager, Caisse Desjardins de Trois-Rivières
It's an honour for my family and I to be the honorary presidents of the Leucan Ski Challenge. For us, it's only natural to get involved with Leucan, since the organization's mission is in line with our family values, as well as those of my organization. For Desjardins and its employees, it's essential to be involved in the community. If, through our involvement, we can bring a little comfort and help to the families in the region supported by Leucan, then the time we put in makes perfect sense.
On March 15, I'll be joining my family and colleagues on the slopes for children with cancer and their families. I invite everyone, young and old, to come and take part in the Leucan Ski Challenge, so that together, we can make a difference!
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Nathalie Dubreuil, General Manager of Operations at Excelpro
Over the past two years, after going through major health challenges myself, I've really come to understand the meaning of resilience. As an adult, I have the tools to cope with adversity, but that's unfortunately not always the case for these brave young children, who have to face immense trials. Since I can't have children of my own, it's natural for me to devote my time and energy to supporting them, so that they too can build a future full of hope. I'm proud to involve the Excelpro team in this cause and to make it known within our organization, because through this involvement with Leucan, I've been able to see the direct impact of our community's generosity on these young fighters. This year, I'm actively involved in the Leucan Ski Challenge, convinced that every donation, every gesture and every show of solidarity can make a difference!
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