Kevin Nunn's 24-Hour Cycle for Cancer

0:0063-year-old Kevin Nunn is gearing up for a massive endurance challenge at the University of Victoria. Starting at noon on Friday from outside the Student Union Building, he'll cycle non-stop around the Ring Road for a full 24 hours until noon. Saturday, the goal is to spotlight June's second annual in-cycling relay, which supports the Island Kids Cancer Association. Nunn has a track record of tough feats for charity, like running 60 kilometers from Duncan to Victoria and towing a car 12 times around that. Same Ring Road. This time, he'll join eight teammates for the relay, peddling over 1,000 kilometers from Victoria to Port Hardy and back in under 48 hours. Last year's first event pulled in more than $110,000 for the Association, which started in 2016 to aid kids with. Cancer and their families through financial help and mental health support. Nunn says his personal struggles pale next to what those families endure. The team has more fun razors lined up, including the Battle of the Dad Bands at Victoria's Capital Ballroom on April 11th, a donation-based.

1:07Haircut Day at Brothers Barbershop on April 12th, a charity hockey tournament on May 30th, and the Lot Jam Music Festival at Hoyn Brewery on June 13th. You can join Nunn on his ride with a donation, cheer from the sidelines, or give online at intoencancer.com. Keep an eye on the site for all the event details as the big relay approaches on June 16th through 18th. Local news powered by AI. This has been Cooper News Today.