Great Gulf Sets Fundraising Record In Office Tower Climb

Great Gulf raised a record $94k of the total $600k generated in last month’s Prostate Cancer Canada’s Step Up Challenge, an event that saw participants in Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver climb five skyscrapers in their respective downtown cores. Great Gulf's team is seen above. CEO Christopher Wein (back row, third from the right), was national chair for the 2016 Step Up Challenge. Toronto climbers tackled Scotia Plaza, TD Canada Trust Tower, Commerce Court West, Royal Bank Plaza South Tower and Bay Adelaide Centre. Proceeds raised are invested in research for early detection, treatment and survivorship.

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