Maine Cancer Foundation

Checking For Charity was born out of a love for hockey and a desire to give back to the community.

Limited supply to celebrate the 20th anniversary of bottles and cans!

This is the fourth year we've held Bikers for Boobies and this was a first and hopefully, last.

V-Twin Cruisers Bike Club is helping Cans for a Cure again! Get that bike tuned up!

Thank you to every single soul who made this possible. I truly could not have done it without you.

Cans for a Cure is on for 2022! This will be our 20th year! We have raised over half a million dollars to help Mainers battling breast cancer one can at a time.

I used to say if you ever saw me running that something must be very, very wrong. Now, I am voluntarily running for many, many reasons, and all of them for good.

After a year of virtual everything, we are doing it up as best and safely as we can! Get it? Can!

You can still help Mainers fighting breast cancer and it's easier than ever!

I think we can all agree that this year has 100% icky. As we try to stay safe and keep each other safe...breast cancer goes on.

Give bikers a cause and you will find a very passionate group of people helping anyway they can.

And we've got your complimentary entry all next week...

The Pink Tutu Ladies invite you to dance the night away to '80s hits performed by Girls Just Want to Have Fun while you help raise money for the Maine Cancer Foundation.

Witches Wear Pink started as a group of very dedicated women raising money to fight breast cancer. This is their fourth year and it's become quite the successful party.

A summer morning downpour didn't stop thousand of people from turning out to run, bike and swim in the annual Maine Cancer Foundation Tri For a Cure which raised a record setting $1.6 million. Check out these photos from participant Michele Mullen.

It's back! The 5k before Maine Cancer Foundation's Tri For a Cure in July! It's one of the most beautiful run/walks in Maine. It's the Twilight 5K at the Southern Maine Community College Campus in South Portland.