I’m raising money in support of Baycrest by participating in the Mattamy Homes Bike For Brain Health in memory of my mother Arlene Charezenko.

My mother passed way July 23, 2024 from ALS. Baycrest was a big supporter of her quality of life, living with ALS.

More than 770,000 Canadians are currently living with dementia — a number projected to soar to nearly one million by 2030 as Canada’s population ages and demographics shift, without intervention

That’s why we’re not just riding — we’re cycling toward change.

Your support helps raise critical funds for Baycrest, a global leader in research, care, education, and innovation in the field of brain health and aging.

When you fundraise for your ride, you’re not only making a meaningful impact on the lives of those affected today — you’re helping create a future free from dementia for generations to come.