World Mitochondrial Disease Awareness Week – September 19-25, 2021

Thank you to all our members who participated in World Mitochondrial Disease Week 2021 and raised awareness around the world. Working together we raised awareness, highlighted many of the issues facing people with mito, and celebrated our incredible mito warriors around the world. Our members hosted events including sponsored runs and walks, symposiums, support meetings, and workshops.

Light Up For Mito Canadian Landmarks
Check out our image gallery of some of the Light Up For Mito Canadian locations!

Science World Globe in Vancouver, British Columbia lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Science World Globe
Vancouver, British Columbia

Manitoba Legislative Building in Winnipeg, Manitoba lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Manitoba Legislative Building
Winnipeg, Manitoba

Bloedel Conservatory in Vancouver, British Columbia lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Bloedel Conservatory
Vancouver, British Columbia

Centre 2000 Sundial in Grande Prairie, Alberta lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Centre 2000 Sundial
Grande Prairie, Alberta

Vancouver City Hall in Vancouver, British Columbia lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Vancouver City Hall
Vancouver, British Columbia

Vaughan City Hall in Vaughan, Ontario lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Vaughan City Hall
Vaughan, Ontario

BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

BC Place
Vancouver, British Columbia

Fred A. Lundy Bridge in Newmarket, Ontario lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Fred A. Lundy Bridge
Newmarket, Ontario

Cambridge Sign in Cambridge, Ontario lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Cambridge Sign
Cambridge, Ontario

Hamilton Sign in Hamilton, Ontario lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Hamilton Sign
Hamilton, Ontario

CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

CN Tower
Toronto, Ontario

Brant Street Pier in Burlington, Ontario lit green for World Mitochondrial Disease Week

Brant Street Pier
Burlington, Ontario