Our Community in action

Inspiring Generosity, Inspiring Hope

Every year, communities of supporters united by a desire to help people with neurological conditions come together in countless ways, demonstrating a powerful and shared dedication and generosity. We are profoundly grateful to our volunteers, whose passion and initiative continue to inspire our entire community.

WhiskyFête

40000 raised

promoted by The St. Andrew's Society of Montreal

WhiskyFête supports interdisciplinary collaborations and training opportunities between researchers at The Neuro and the University of Edinburgh. Since 2019, the event has enabled four projects advancing neuroscience research in this exciting strategic partnership.

Le Grand Portage

$195,246 raised

promoted by Félix Jasmin

Created by Félix Jasmin after his 2019 Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis, this event funds vital MS research. In this 37-day expedition, 50 teams portage a canoe between Toronto and Montreal, which includes a meaningful stopover at The Neuro. Since its inception, the initiative has raised $1.8 million to support MS research.

A Brilliant Night

$922,500 raised

promoted by A Brilliant Night volunteers

A Brilliant Night marked its 10th anniversary, having raised over $9 million since inception to advance brain cancer research at The Neuro. Its impact fuels the work of our strong and dedicated research team.

The Karl Murovic Classic

$4,296 raised

promoted by The Murovic Family

Held in memory of Karl Murovic, a longtime dedicated ice technician at the Montreal West Curling Club, this curling event raised funds to sweep ALS research forward.

Casino Night

$20,036 raised

promoted by Logan Boyce, Alexandra Marchand and the Elite Real Estate Group

Driven by Logan Boyce, a former brain tumour patient, this event raises funds to support new discoveries in brain tumour research and strengthen outcomes for patients and their families.

Hike For a Cause

1000 raised

promoted by Neevya Balasubramaniam and Franciska Otaner

McGill Medical students raise funds for the Susan Cameron-Cook Neuro-Palliative Care program, ensuring patients and their families receive compassionate, comprehensive care when they need it most.

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