11/21/2025
While we’ve often highlighted the efforts of our volunteers, today we want to do something a little different — we want to share the great work a couple of Hacking for the Holidays supporters are doing to raise funds to ensure kids with disabilities get the adapted toys they need to play independently.
Cameron David, a personal trainer in the Lower Mainland (pictured on the right running), and his friend, a handyman also named Cameron (pictured on the left with his son), have started their own Hacking for the Holidays fundraising page and pledged to run a kilometre each for every $50 raised, with the goal of raising $2,000 and running 40 km. So far, the two Camerons have raised nearly $1,400 from their contacts, making a huge difference in our goal to raise $200,000. We’re blown away by their support of our campaign.
Want to help us raise funds for Hacking for the Holidays? Anyone can set up their own fundraising page on our Hacking for the Holidays Causevox donation page. Near the top of our donation page, you’ll see three buttons up top — if you click on “Raise Funds,” it’ll allow you to create your own personal fundraising page (or a team page if you’re doing this with your organization). Once you create an account, you’ll fill in the details, choose a fundraising goal (what will be ambitious enough to feel like a stretch, but reasonable enough that you can meet it?), and voila, you have your very own page you can share with your network.
Read more about the Two Cameron's pledge: https://ow.ly/UN8S50XvZ69
Start your own fundraising page: https://hackingfortheholidays2025.causevox.com/
