Frequently Asked Questions
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What is The Bahamas Hope Challenge?
Now, in it’s 20th year, the Bahamas Hope Challenge was established to build hope and resources to fight cancer in The Bahamas. A registered Charity in The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, was for all constituted in 2006 as Ride for Hope Bahamas. The organization’s flagship fundraiser is “The Bahamas Hope Challenge”. The event includes a weekend full of events, live music, great camaraderie and beautiful views. Without exception, every dollar raised by participants is applied to the programs we support.
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What programs do you support?
100% of funds raised by the Bahamas Hope Challenge participants directly benefit two programs, the Family Island Mammogram Screening (FIMS) and the Treatment Assistance Fund.
The Treatment Assistance fund supports Bahamian cancer patients with financial grants to help pay for their treatment costs.
FIMS brings women from all over The Bahamas to Nassau for a free mammogram screening, education on the breast cancer risks to Bahamian women, lunch and a tour of the Cancer Caring Center. FIMS also funds follow up costs for women in need of additional screening.
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How do I donate?
Donations can be made through the “Donate” tab on our website. You can choose to give to the general fund or support a specific participant or team’s fundraising campaign. Donations can also be made by cash, cheque, or wire transfer.
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What is The Hope Challenge?
The Hope Challenge is an annual charity event held on the island of Eleuthera. Participants walk, run, or cycle to raise funds for cancer treatment, support, and prevention programs across The Bahamas. It’s a weekend of fitness, fellowship, and hope—all for a meaningful cause.