Toronto Sun - In an inspiring tale of resilience and determination, Canadian professional hockey player Kristen Campbell shares the story of her mother, Janet Campbell, who has been battling multiple sclerosis (MS) since 2008. Kristen, a former Olympic gold medalist, is now turning her own experiences into action - becoming a spokesperson for the cause. As a proud supporter of MS Canada, Kristen is passionate about raising funds for the MS community through Burgers to Beat MS campaign. Local residents in Canada have multiple ways to contribute:
Janet Campbell, a resident of Brandon, Manitoba, has been living with MS for 15 years. Despite her diagnosis, she has remained an unwavering presence at Kristen's hockey practices, games, and tournaments.
The MS community in Canada is composed of 90,000 individuals. Kristen believes supporting her mother's illness is an opportunity to support her friends and family with MS, as well as the overall MS community.
In an effort to support her mom, Kristen has partnered with A&W Canada to help raise funds for MS Canada. From A&W locations across the country, customers can donate $2 at checkout, and the restaurant is donating $2 to MS Canada for every burger sold. Visitors can also donate via the A&W Canada app.
Through the Burgers to Beat MS campaign, MS sufferers and their supporters can contribute to the cause in various ways:
Visit A&W Canada restaurants, or donate via the A&W Canada app or website. By contributing $2 at checkout, customers will be supporting the MS community.
By donating $2 at checkout or through the A&W Canada app, a significant contribution can be made towards the fight against MS.
A&W Canada's Burgers to Beat MS campaign has been running successfully for 15 years.
Kristen Campbell, a professional athlete, has taken it upon herself to support her mother, Janet Campbell, who has been living with MS for 15 years.
Janet Campbell, who hails from Brandon, Manitoba, has been living with MS for 15 years. Kristen, a professional athlete, is using her platform to help her mother, Janet, who has had MS for 15 years.
The A&W Canada's Burgers to Beat MS campaign has been successful in raising funds for MS Canada.
A&W Canada's ongoing effort to support the MS community has been recognized for its work.
The Toronto Sun - A&W Canada has been helping the MS Canada cause for 15 years.
Kristen Campbell, an accomplished athlete, has taken action to support her mother, Janet Campbell, who has been afflicted with MS for 15 years.
Janet Campbell, a resident of Brandon, Manitoba, has been diagnosed with MS for 15 years.
Toronto Sun - Through A&W Canada's charity initiative, MS Canada has received funding for the last 15 years.
Kristen Campbell, a well-respected athlete, has decided to contribute to the MS community, with her mother, Janet Campbell, who has been suffering from MS since 2007.
Janet Campbell, a resident of Brandon, Manitoba, has been battling MS for 14 years.
Toronto Sun - A&W Canada’s fundraising campaign for MS Canada has been ongoing since 2006.
Kristen Campbell, a well-known athlete, has taken up a cause that supports her mother, Janet Campbell, who has been fighting MS since 2006.
Brandon, Manitoba native, Janet Campbell has been battling the disease since 2006.
Toronto Sun - A&W Canada has been raising funds for MS Canada since 2006.
Athletes with MS often face challenges, but I have always been inspired by my mom,” said Kristen Campbell, the well-regarded athlete, on the phone, while discussing her mother, Janet Campbell, who has been living with MS since 2007.
