Move your way. Make it matter.
This Heart Month, bring your community together through movement and make an impact for Heart & Stroke.
Choose an activity that works for you and your community and make it meaningful through Fundraise Your Way. Together, you'll raise funds to help fund the next research breakthroughs.
There's no one way to take part. Make it your own.
How will you move?
Start with something you already enjoy or bring people together around an activity you love.
Walk, run, ride, skate or snowshoe. Plan a yoga or fitness class. Organize a pickleball game. Get your workplace moving. Bring together your family, school, club, team or community.
Or come up with an idea that's completely your own.
Getting started is simple
Bring your idea to life in four simple steps
Step 1
Choose your activity.
Pick a way to move that feels right for you and your community.
Step 2
Create your fundraising page.
Set up your Fundraise Your Way page, choose your fundraising goal and tell people what you're doing.
Step 3
Rally your community.
Invite people to take part, donate and spread the word. Share your fundraising page with friends, family, colleagues and your community.
Step 4
Celebrate your impact.
Thank the people who supported you and celebrate what you accomplished together for Heart & Stroke.
Simple ways to reach your fundraising goal
Invite people to donate and participate.
Ask for a donation to join your class, activity, or event.
Get others fundraising with you.
Encourage participants to create their own fundraising pages and ask their networks for support.
Share your fundraising page.
Friends, family and others can support your fundraiser even if they can't take part.
Ask a local business to get involved.
A business could match donations or contribute a prize.
Looking for more ideas?
Explore our Fundraise Your Way tips and tools to help you promote your fundraiser, make the ask and reach your goal.
Ready to get moving?
Bring your ideas to life and make an impact for Heart & Stroke this Heart Month!
Fundraise with social
Use these helpful tools to tell your friends and family why you’re supporting heart disease and stroke research and helping make every beat count.
