For Steve and Debbie Longchamps, living with Parkinson’s also means putting the fight into living.

After a work accident that cost Steve his leg and a Parkinson’s diagnosis that followed soon after, life could have felt like two knockdowns in a row. But through Parkinson Canada’s CareFinder resource, Steve found Rock Steady Boxing. And with it, he found the power to move, connect, and live a life of possibility again.

Every time he puts on his gloves, it’s a reminder that living with Parkinson’s isn’t about surrender. It’s about showing up, finding purpose, and keeping at it.

This Giving Tuesday, you can be in their corner.

From right now until midnight on Giving Tuesday, your donation will go FOUR TIMES as far thanks to a generous legacy match from Judy Hazlett’s estate. That means four times the support for programs like CareFinder, peer mentoring, and research that’s driving breakthroughs across Canada.

Your gift powers:
🔬 Research that advances new treatments and understanding of this complex condition
🤝 Peer mentors who guide people through the challenges of diagnosis
🏠 Local support groups that bring connection and comfort
💙 Resources that help families put life and hope back into living

For Steve and Debbie, “fight” means strength, heart, and hope. For the Parkinson’s community, it means finding ways to move forward, one round at a time.

When you donate this Giving Tuesday, you’re not just giving; you’re helping thousands of people across Canada rediscover their purpose, their confidence, and their joy.

💙 Join Steve and Debbie today. Give once, and your donation fights four times harder.

Quadruple your impact