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Targa Newfoundland is a grueling five day race through the scenic landscape and picturesque towns of Newfoundland, Canada. John Hume and his team are entering the race for the fifth consecutive year.
We race because we love racing, but we are also racing to raise money for a great cause. The Multiple Sclerosis Society has received over $90,000 raised in the previous four years. This year we are hoping to be able to raise even more money to help with the MS Society's important work.
Thank you to all those who have sponsored us or made donations in the past. Please consider adding your name to the list of donors or sponsors for this year's race!
MS is an unpredictable and devastating disease – affecting vision, hearing, memory, balance and mobility. Its effects are physical, emotional, financial, and last a lifetime. The ravages of MS are felt not only by those with the disease, but also by their friends, family and their communities.
With over 175,000 spectators and national television coverage on TSN, Targa Newfoundland is truly a world class event.
For more information please visit: www.mssociety.ca
Since 1982, the Red Door has provided services for families and individuals who need safe and supportive emergency shelter. In the early 80's there was only one other shelter operating in Toronto. Responding to the growing need for shelter space for homeless families, the Red Door was opened in the basement of the WoodGreen United Church by a group of volunteers. We have now grown to be one of the largest family shelters in the city, providing shelter and support to over 500 families every year.
For more information please visit: www.reddoorshelter.ca
Targa Newfoundland is a seven day rally race adventure covering over 1,650 kilometers of winding Newfoundland roads. Drivers and their cars are pushed to their limits as they race through the challenging terrain of Eastern and Central Newfoundland.