Cruisin' For a Cure Canada

WE REGRET TO ANNOUNCE THAT DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, THE 14th ANNUAL CRUISIN' FOR A CURE CANADA HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, 2021. WATCH FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT. MEN, PLEASE BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR ANNUAL PSA TEST REGARDLESS. LADIES, PLEASE BE SURE THAT THEY DO!

We have received our first shipment of Cruisin' for a Cure Courtesy masks from Fast Eddie Racewear and they exceed our expectations! Design and quality are superb. Quantities are limited and cost is $15 per mask. You can message us to arrange delivery or shipment. Also, Jim Dorsey, Paul Henshall and Steve Hutton will all have inventory.

This week, we will be picking up our first shipment of Courtesy masks from Fast Eddie Racewear, modeled here by Paige Freeman. They are 100% polyester material, washable and reusable, and feature an adjustable nose clip for a better fit and an inside pocket for a replaceable filter (not included). Cost is $15.

So people have been asking about our 14th Cruisin' for a Cure Canada, scheduled for Sunday, September 13th at the CAA Centre. Here are the latest developments: ...1. We don't have a clue what the future holds either! 2. Right now, the CAA Centre plans to be back in operation on July 2nd. That may change! 3. Our usual sponsorships are in doubt due to corporate policies and business reversals. 4. Our regular corps of dedicated volunteers are in limbo too. 5. We are in need of expert car show volunteers and of donations of cash, door prizes and new, auctionable merchandise. We can store anything that is not used this year. Accordingly, we are still hoping to hold Cruisin' on September 13th, but it may be in a drastically different format than in previous years. If we simply cannot afford to offer free PSA tests this year, then we may end up with a huge show & shine instead and get back to something approaching normal in 2021. We thank our loyal supporters and we urge you all to be safe as we combat our invisible foe together.

Another amazing Hugger Covers mission supporting our community. Marsha and Mike were the very first sponsors of Cruisin' for a Cure Canada back in 2007. They are family!