Bugg Family

fundraisers for

Walk & Wheel

Saturday October 17, 2026 at 11:00 am

3^rd Annual Bugg Family Walk & Wheel

Saturday October 17, 2026 at 11:00 am at the Marshland Centre, 64 Hague Blvd, Lakefield

Jenny, Glen, and all the Bugg Family invite you to join them and roll, walk, run, ride, or cheer!

Your support funds local peer support and navigation programs that help people rebuild their lives after an injury.

Your donated dollar provides 2.5 times the support of a 50/50 dollar, and you get a tax receipt!

Tickets: 1 for $10 / 4 for $20 / 20 for $50 / 100 for $100

Ticket sales end October 17 at 12pm. 50/50 draw is at 12:15 pm.

Link will take you to Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) approved online raffle provider Rafflebox.

Empower people with the knowledge and support they need to rebuild their lives and overcome the many complex challenges that come with a spinal cord injury.

Provide strength and hope: you will let people know they are not alone and that others have built good lives following their injury.
Connect people with local peer support: you will provide local peer mentors and a community who cares that is ready to share their lived experience.
Help people get home and build a life: you will provide the help of local navigators who connect people to the supports, equipment, and resources needed to safely transition from hospital to home, overcome a new challenge related to their injury, and build a new life.

Be part of over 80 years of changing what is possible after a spinal cord injury.

More about spinal cord injuries and how your support helps

A spinal cord injury throws every part of your life into turmoil and places complicated barriers in the way of your well being.

Your physical health, mental health, family, friendships, home, finances, love life, work, recreation … everything in your life, is changed by a spinal cord injury.

It is easy to become overwhelmed, not see a way forward, and lose hope.

Spinal Cord Injury Ontario was created to make certain no one has to face the challenges of a spinal cord injury alone.

Spinal Cord Injury Ontario’s unique knowledge and supports are informed by over 80 years of experience serving the spinal cord injury community:

Navigation. Local front line experts help people overcome barriers and get the essential resources they need to live like equipment (wheelchairs, ramps, lifts), accessible housing, SCI knowledgeable healthcare, PSW’s, accessible transport, government supports and much more.
Peer Support. Connects people to lived experience and community through one to one mentorship, group meetings, local and online learning and events.
Trustworthy Knowledge and Best Practices. Helps people live healthier, safer, fuller lives.
Accessible Employment. Connects people with employers and prepares them for success.
Advocacy and Research. Working for better public policy, smarter funding models, and full accessibility because improving the system benefits everyone.

Spinal Cord Injury Ontario was created in 1945 by Veterans injured in World War 2 who rejected institutionalization and created an organization to empower their fight for full and fair lives and opened what they built to serve all who needed help (our founding name was the Canadian Paraplegic Association).

Tens of thousands of lives have been positively transformed thanks to the caring people who have joined us in redefining what is possible after a spinal cord injury.

Bugg Family 50/50

Fundraiser for Spinal Cord Injury Ontario

Play, Support, & Win!

You could win you the jackpot. You will definitely make a difference.

Tickets: 1 for $10, 4 for $20, 20 for $50, 100 tickets for $100

Link will take you to the 50/50 electronic raffle on Rafflebox.

Rafflebox is approved by the Alcohol Gaming Commission of Ontario.

Bugg Family Fundraisers