The Hollis-Haynes

Ring of Fire Fundraiser

Tuesday, Oct 10, 2023
Edmonton, ALBERTA

The Hollis-Haynes
The Ring of Fire Fundraiser is
"CHArring holes for charity"

The Hollis-Haynes Ring of Fire Fundraiser is a hot sauce eating event in support of colorectal cancer research via the Alberta Cancer Foundation. Challenge yourself to a marathon of pain as you battle 10 hot wings (or cauliflower bites), each with a spicier sauce than the last, while raising money for colorectal cancer research in Alberta.

Challenge

Interested in challenging the hot sauces? We are sold out for this year, but join our mailing list to be the first to know when registration opens in 2024

Donate

Not quite ready to scorch your sphincter? No worries. You can still support the Challengers and those with colon cancer by giving generously.

Silent Auction

Check out our amazing local silent auctions packages, and help fund the fundraiser.

All proceeds from this event support are earmarked toward the Cross Cancer Institute and colon cancer research, via The Alberta Cancer Foundation

The Cross Cancer Institute regularly provides care to NWT residents who require cancer care that cannot be provided in the NWT.

How it Works

The Ring of Fire fundraiser is a hot sauce eating event, but the fundraising format is similar to any other charity walk or run...just with hot wings. Very hot wings. A marathon of pain, if you will. You can get all the event details here.

The general format is:

Challengers Register

Register and commit to eating 10 chicken hot sauces of increasing spiciness as well as fundraising for colon cancer research.

Fundraising Begins

Challengers set up their online fundraising page and gather pledges from friends and family members (which make up the donations to the Alberta Cancer Foundation).

Support

Those who are too chicken to challenge the sauces themselves can donate to the cause, or even buy tickets to come cheer on the challengers!

Face the Heat

On the evening of the event, the participants meet to challenge the sauces alongside a celebrity guest. The celeb will also be trying to keep their composure while being interviewed.

Why We Give a F*%K

And why you should too.

Colorectal cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in Canada and it is one of the leading causes of death from cancer for Canadians.

On average, 67 Canadians will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer every single day. That’s not okay.

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