Canada’s getting ready to light-up #Red4PANS
On October 9, landmarks across Canada will light-up RED in honour of PANS PANDAS… with your help.
On October 9, 2023, Canada went #Red4PANS!
To shine a spotlight on World PANS PANDAS Awareness Day, IBA launched a nationwide #Red4PANS landmark lighting campaign in 2023. This initiative gave families impacted by PANS PANDAS the chance to raise awareness, build connections, and receive support from their communities. Together, we spread the word and raised awareness for those living with PANS PANDAS!
Interactive Map of 2023 #Red4PANS Landmarks
Light-Up Poster
Color print the #Red4PANS poster and bring with you to the landmark. Take lots of photos to share on social media and with IBA HERE.
60+ Landmarks Illuminated #Red4PANS in 2023!
Canada’s PANS PANDAS community created momentum last year by illuminating buildings, landmarks, monuments from coast-to-coast as a powerful visual symbol of hope to help spark greatly needed awareness, acknowledgement and change.
IBA volunteers submitted 100+ applications across Canada to light-up #Red4PANS, and the response was overwhelming.
Here’s a list of all our 2023 participating sites (below) and a PDF version. Thanks #Red4PANS partners!
2024 Landmark Lighting Locations… already 56 landmarks approved!
Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, our landmark lighting campaign is getting brighter.
Here’s a current list of our 2024 participating sites (last updated on September 9, 2024).
Unable to Attend a Light-Up?
Whether you visit a landmark or light-up your own neighbourhood your involvement counts! If you’re unable to get to a landmark lighting, we’d still love you to participate by using your own home lighting in RED (porch lights, gemstones, lanterns). Be sure to tag us in your photos!
Help us Light-Up Canadian Landmarks on Wed, Oct 9, 2024
World PANS PANDAS Awareness Day 2024 is Wed, Oct. 9, and IBA is leading the Canadian call to light-up #Red4PANS. We’re calling our PANS PANDAS community to help create awareness by illuminating buildings, landmarks, monuments and homes throughout every province and territory as a powerful symbol of hope to help spark change.