A famous actor was one of hundreds dawning plaid for dad in B.C. Friday, as part of an annual campaign raising funds for prostate cancer research.
Eric McCormack, known best for his lead role in TV sitcom Will & Grace, is the campaign’s national ambassador. He’s currently in Vancouver shooting science-fiction TV series Travelers.
Organized by Prostate Cancer Canada, Plaid for Dad launched in 2015 as a way to shed light on the estimated one in seven men who are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year.
Since then, the second Friday of June is one worth suiting up in your best plaid attire. For those needing the friendly reminder: that’s two days before Father’s Day.
This year, for every #plaidfordad post shared on social media, EQ Bank is donating $1, up to $50,000, to Prostate Canada Canada.
Canada! Get yer plaid on! Post fun pics all day TODAY on social, #PlaidforDad (that’s my whole #Travelers crew!) & let’s talk @ProstateCancerC. Use the hashtag (and my Twitter handle), and I’ll RT ‘em. Visit https://t.co/riJpxGbNPz for more! pic.twitter.com/lkry4ttYag
— Eric McCormack (@EricMcCormack) June 15, 2018
#PlaidForDad with my girls! Thanks @EQBank for your donations to @ProstateCancerC pic.twitter.com/BK4FyZen5C
— Elizabeth Davies (@elizadaviesyyc) June 15, 2018
#PlaidforDad wearing my plaid. Hubby is 3 years into Prostate Cancer treatments. All going well #prostatecancer Gonna beat it. pic.twitter.com/2bzGkA6QyD
— adele spafford (@adelespaf) June 15, 2018
1 in 7 Canadian men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. I'm wearing #PlaidforDad today to raise funds and awareness for dads everywhere. https://t.co/C0oVu5iX6S pic.twitter.com/57cqEDHcxT
— Andrew Weaver (@AJWVictoriaBC) June 15, 2018
@SaintBP #PlaidForDad #ConnectGroup @ArleneSibley6 pic.twitter.com/mjUWjVPJ4Y
— Walter Fekeshazy (@WalterFeke) June 15, 2018
