This year, the Eat to the Beat team will be delving into the details of what makes Willow Breast Cancer Support Canada such an exceptional organization. Over the last 18 years, Eat to the Beat has raised $3.3 million for Willow, and all of those involved can see the community of support that they have helped foster. Throughout the following months, we will be outlining Willow’s many free programs and services, and the work that is being...
About Our Bloggers
Joel graduated from George Brown College’s Culinary Management program in 2007, and practiced as a professional cook for five years.
Alicia graduated from George Brown College's Special Event Planning program in 2011, and is currently the Development & Events Coordinator at Willow Breast & Hereditary Cancer Support.
Recent Posts
- Eat to the Tweet Contest
- Early Bird Rate Extended!
- LAST CHANCE: Early Bird Closes Tomorrow at Midnight!
- The Countdown Begins: Willow’s Eat to the Beat 2015
- Photos & Updates from #ETTB2014
- Eat to the Tweet Contest
- Food Trends & Menu Predictions
- Early Bird Rate Extended!
- The Countdown Begins: Eat to the Beat 2014
- A Sweet Treat: Photos and Updates from Eat to the Beat!
- Autumn Entertainment: Twist on a Traditional Appetizer
- Eat to the Tweet Contest
- A Sneak Peek: ETTB Menu Items
- There’s Only One Week Left to Purchase Your Early Bird Tickets!
- Food Trends & Menu Predictions
- Summer Eatertainment: August Long Weekend Edition
- Eat to Beat the Summer Heat
- Willow Wednesday
- Summer Eatertainment: Canada Day Edition
- The Countdown Begins: Eat to the Beat 2013
About Eat to the Beat
Willow Breast & Hereditary Cancer Support’s annual fundraising gala, Eat to the Beat, features Canada’s finest female chefs – all gathered in support of Willow’s free programs and services. Celebrating its 20th year, Eat to the Beat has raised more than $3.7 million for Willow. Click here to learn more.

About Willow
Willow Breast & Hereditary Cancer Support was founded in 1994 as a national, not-for-profit organization. Willow provides free-of-cost support, insight and information to anyone affected by breast or hereditary cancer. Click here to learn more.

