This year, every participant in The Coupe Charles-Bruneau in Montreal City could be flying... far away. Thanks to the Air Canada Foundation, a pair of round-trip business-class tickets, worth up to $36,600, is up for grabs among registered participants. An inspiring initiative that combines team spirit and commitment to a cancer-free childhood.
A draw to reward commitment
Because every dollar counts in the fight against pediatric cancer, we've set up a simple and fair mechanism to motivate participants. This year, your fundraising efforts during The Coupe Charles-Bruneau in Montreal City could literally take you far away... Depending on the amounts raised, participants increase their chances of winning the prize.
How does it work?
- It's easy: the more you collect, the more chances you have to win!
- The contest is open only to teams that triple or quadruple the minimum fundraising amount of $15,000 or more (based on $5,000).
- Individual collections are not eligible.
- Entries are based on the number of team members (players and supporters) at the time of the final draft.
Allocation of entries:
- A team that has tripled its collection ($15,000 to $19,999) obtains 1 entry per member.
- Quadrupled teams ($20,000+) receive 2 entries per member.
- Entries are then combined in an individual draw among all eligible members.
The draw :
- The contest is open until Friday, September 26, 2025 at 12 noon.
- One winner will be drawn at random from all entries.
- The final draw will take place on Saturday, September 27, 2025, during the unveiling ceremony of the amount raised at the Coupe Charles-Bruneau - Montreal. It's an emotional moment that will highlight the exceptional efforts of the teams. An Air Canada representative or a Fondation Charles-Bruneau spokesperson will be on hand to present this prestigious award.
The Coupe Charles-Bruneau isn't just a sporting event. It's a moment of solidarity, of surpassing oneself and of collective impact. This partnership with Air Canada is a great opportunity to give even more meaning to the involvement of participants, by offering them a dream incentive, while making a concrete contribution to pediatric hematology-oncology research in Quebec.
Ready, set, fly!
