Vancouver 2010 Terry Fox Award
Named after the legendary young amputee runner who continues to touch the hearts of Canadians three decades after his ambitious cross-country run to find a cure for cancer, the award is in honour of athlete(s) who embody the same values that Fox did – who are the epitome of determination in motion, who pushed on no matter what the pain or obstacles in their path and inspired Canada and the world by displaying humility and selflessness in their treatment of others both on and off the field of play at the Olympic Winter Games.
CNC machined from Pacific Yew, this species was chosen because of a special chemical found in it’s bark used in various anti-cancer drugs.
Two awards were made. One presented to the Fox family, which has the graphic representation of the route that Terry had completed. The second award presented to the honorary athlete has the graphic representation of the route that Terry had set out to one day complete.
In collaboration with Ben Hulse & Greg Durrell
Named after the legendary young amputee runner who continues to touch the hearts of Canadians three decades after his ambitious cross-country run to find a cure for cancer, the award is in honour of athlete(s) who embody the same values that Fox did – who are the epitome of determination in motion, who pushed on no matter what the pain or obstacles in their path and inspired Canada and the world by displaying humility and selflessness in their treatment of others both on and off the field of play at the Olympic Winter Games.
CNC machined from Pacific Yew, this species was chosen because of a special chemical found in it’s bark used in various anti-cancer drugs.
Two awards were made. One presented to the Fox family, which has the graphic representation of the route that Terry had completed. The second award presented to the honorary athlete has the graphic representation of the route that Terry had set out to one day complete.
In collaboration with Ben Hulse & Greg Durrell
