Turn your passions into purpose. Whether you're running a race, celebrating a milestone, or rallying your community, your fundraiser helps save lives.
Fundraising for lung health lets people and groups support the Lung Health Foundation through events, dedications, and community fundraising. You can host a fundraiser online or in person. You can also give in honour or in memory of someone you love, or plan a corporate event. These efforts fund research, education, and support programs for Canadians living with lung disease. Toolkits and staff support are available to help you plan and run a strong event.



Corporate Fundraising

Frequently Asked Questions
What types of fundraising can I do? Are virtual options supported?
Yes. You can host a fundraiser online or in person. Ideas include milestone birthdays, gifts in lieu of presents, classroom or workplace activities, dinner parties, fitness challenges, game nights, bingo nights, holiday drives, bake sales, garage sales, craft sales, face painting, and more.
How do I get started, and what help is available?
Use the Download Your Fundraising Toolkit links for step-by-step guidance on personal or corporate fundraising. If you need help setting up a fundraising page or planning a larger event, email Leiki Kopvillem at fundraiseforlhf@lunghealth.ca for staff support.
Can I create a fundraiser in memory or in honour of someone?
Yes. You can set up a dedication to honour a loved one’s journey or create a memorial page for a funeral or service. These tributes celebrate their life and support research, education, and programs for Canadians living with lung disease.
How can my company take part in corporate fundraising?
Companies can engage employees and customers through team tournaments, donating a share of sales for a set time, or hosting company events and giving the proceeds. The Corporate Fundraising Toolkit provides instructions, and staff support is available via fundraiseforlhf@lunghealth.ca.
Where do the funds raised go?
Proceeds support the Lung Health Foundation’s work, including research, education, and support programs that improve the lives of Canadians living with lung disease.
