Supporting Women with Cancer
Because of your support, we again SOLD OUT of this year’s pink merchandise at the Sask Roughriders’ Pink Game on Oct 12th.
2024 Cameco Riders Touchdown for Dreams
The Cameco Riders Touchdown for Dreams (TD4D) program is in its 13th year of granting dreams to Saskatchewan women with life-threatening cancer.
Since its inception, 88 courageous women have seen a unique dream come true – one that has created precious memories for them, their families as well as the many volunteers who have given their time to help make these dreams come true. The dreams have been as diverse as these remarkable women themselves – from a cross-country motorcycle journey, to family trips to tropical destinations, travelling to Rider games, renovating homes and back yards, or simply having access to a reliable vehicle for treatments. You can learn more about many of the dreams granted by reading through our TD4D Archives.
The TD4D program goes beyond merely granting dreams, however. The sense of community that has developed within the program is unrivaled as each dream recipient joins a family of strong women experiencing similar life-altering challenges. Through sharing their stories, our recipients have built supportive relationships that have inspired people throughout Cameco, the Roughriders and the entire province of Saskatchewan. This is most evident at the annual Roughrider Pink Game in the fall, where we sell pink merchandise to support future dreams. Every year we quickly sell out thanks to the unwavering support from Rider Nation and the people of Saskatchewan.
Because of your support, we again SOLD OUT of this year’s pink merchandise at the Sask Roughriders’ Pink Game on Oct 12th. Thank you to Rider Nation, our partners the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan and Rise Air, as well as our volunteer sales team for continuing support of women with life-threatening cancer.
The Cameco Riders Touchdown for Dreams program is a partnership between Cameco, the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan.