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MOVE with Arthritis Research presented by Beachcomber Hot Tubs

Move your body. Raise funds. Be part of the first-ever national movement challenge for arthritis research. Sign up now, and we’ll let you know the moment registration opens.

Join the Movement

Two Weeks of Real Impact

For two weeks, you commit to a total of 30 minutes of movement each day, 5 days a week, while raising funds that power arthritis research.

Here’s How It Works:  

  • Sept 16–30, 2026
  • A total of 30 minutes a day, 5 days a week
  • Register and raise a minimum of $100

 

This event is Arthritis Research Canada’s first virtual movement and fundraising challenge. It is open to everyone and flexible for everybody. 

Every step you take improves your own well-being. Every dollar you raise helps people living with arthritis and rheumatic diseases across Canada live better and move more.

Why Arthritis Research Canada?

  • We are North America's largest clinical arthritis research centre.
  • We are 100% focused on research for arthritis and related autoimmune rheumatic diseases.
  • With the lowest administrative costs of any arthritis organization in Canada, more of every dollar you raise goes directly into the research that matters.

Be Part of the First-Ever MOVE Challenge

Registration is now open. 

Count Me In

Every step you take supports research that changes lives for people living with arthritis and rheumatic diseases across Canada.

Become a Sponsor

MOVE with Arthritis Research presented by Beachcomber Hot Tubs is an opportunity for your organization to align with a national wellness initiative and support cutting-edge arthritis research. Sponsorship opportunities range from $10,000 to $30,000.

Email us to receive a copy of our sponsorship package.

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