Bed Race 2025 supporting Hospice Mississauga

We invite you to join our inaugural Hospice Bed Race: Racing Through the Decades on October 8th. This high-energy, community-driven event will bring people together for an afternoon of excitement and friendly competition—all in support of Hospice Mississauga’s amazing programs, services, and NEW Centre for end-of-life care.
Teams will race decorated beds down the course, embracing the spirit of different decades—from the 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s, and today—complete with themed costumes. This unique and engaging event raise essential funds and increase awareness about the compassionate care and services Hospice Mississauga provides.
1. Build a team of 4 or 6 and click on "Register". In celebration of our inaugural year (1985), we're offering a special Bed Race registration fee of just $198.50! This fee helps us cover event costs and ensures a fun, safe, and memorable experience for all participants.
2. Ask your employer, friends, and family members to donate to your team and/or you on your unique fundraising page.
3. Pick a decade from 1980's-2020's and get creative with costumes and bed decorations.
4. Race for Hospice on Wednesday, October 8, 2025. Don’t forget to bring your cheering squad!
2:00pm - Event Begins
Check-in & Bed Decoration
Bed Races
Awards & Refreshments
7:30pm - On your way home
As a sponsor, you’ll have a meaningful opportunity to align your brand with a vital community initiativewhile gaining visibility among engaged participants and spectators. Join us in making a lasting
impact—together, we can make every moment count.
We would love to discuss how your support can make a difference. Let’s race toward a better future!
Contact Jennifer Tasca for more information - jtasca@hospicemississauga.com or 905-712-8119
Every donation to Hospice Mississauga directly impacts families in our community, providing compassionate care and support during life's most challenging moments.
Consider the story of Sabrina, a 32-year-old Mississauga resident who, after a 15-year battle with cancer, chose to spend her final days in a hospice centre. Her mother, Ram, shared:
“When Arati told me Sabrina had chosen to spend her final days at a Hospice, I did not know what to say. I have been her nurse, her caregiver, and it was normal in our culture to die in the home, and I did not realize at that time the gift Sabrina was giving to me, to us.”
Sabrina's decision allowed her family to transition from caregivers to loved ones, focusing on being present and creating lasting memories. However, due to the lack of a dedicated hospice centre in Mississauga, they had to travel to Toronto to access this care.
Your support helps us bring such essential services closer to home. By contributing, you're ensuring that families like Sabrina's have access to the care they need within their own community, allowing them to focus on what truly matters—being together.