Carnation Campaign
The carnation is Canada's oldest and most recognized symbol of hope in the quest to end multiple sclerosis.
Many Canadians living with multiple sclerosis are mothers. Others, either children or adults, have mothers affected by this disease because women are diagnosed with MS three times as often as men. That's why every year volunteers across Canada conduct the MS Carnation Campaign close to Mother's Day weekend.
How to get involved
The MS Carnation Campaign raises public awareness about this unpredictable,
often disabling disease, that affects women three times as often as men. This makes
the MS Carnation Campaign particularly relevant to Mother’s
Day.
Take part in the Carnation Campaign in these communities: South Vancouver Island & North Vancouver Island.
