Anyone! We encourage local and corporate businesses or organizations of any kind to participate. Previous teams include Save-On-Foods and Country Grocer, Vancouver Island University Psychology Club, Mazzei Electric, MNP, Vancouver Island Real Estate Board, ABCB First Aid, Mountain View Chiropractic and many, many more!
Yes! Teams have done "Toss the Tech", "Toss the Doc" and "Toss the Prof". Sometimes, Joe from accounts, or a specific department lead, is the perfect candidate to bravely step up and take the leap for the team. We welcome any member of your team who wants to be the boss for the day!
This year's event will take place at WildPlay Nanaimo on Friday, October 2nd, 2026!
Sign up opens May 1st! Head to the "SIGN UP" tab above and click "Fundraise" to create a Zeffy page.
If your business/organization has only one jumper, click "Create a team" and fill out the form with the jumpers name, and the best email to contact your team.
Add your logo as a profile photo, and unselect the "I will be joining the team" box.
One jumper = one team page to keep everything clear and simple!
If you are a business/organization with multiple jumpers, you will follow the instructions above to create a "team" page (including unselecting "I will be joining the team") and then add the jumpers one by one. To add a jumper, head back to the "SIGN UP" tab above and click "Fundraise".
Click "Join a team", pick your organization/business and fill out with the jumpers details. Repeat for any additional jumpers!
Once you create a page on Zeffy, look out for an email from tosstheboss@nbis.ca with next steps to complete your sign up!
Zeffy is the fundraising platform used by Toss the Boss. This website helps teams promote, collect and track their donations in real time! You can visit our Zeffy website here.
Once you have created your Zeffy page, you can send out the link to coworkers, friends and family or share over any social media platform. Encourage everyone you know to share, share, share! You can also download a QR code that links directly to your page, making donating simpler.
Depending on your structure of your company, you can also collect donations in person and upload them into Zeffy weekly!
Business may also choose to do a corporate donation direct to their Zeffy page (or by cheque to Nanaimo Brain Injury Society) to cover their minimum, and put their focus on fundraising online/in person to push their total above and beyond.
Include a photo of your team or your logo, and use this as an opportunity to share who you are and what you do in the community! Why are you taking on a 150ft free fall for charity? What inspired you to get involved? Share your story and highlight the meaningful reasons your business wants to contribute to the cause.
We encourage all the brave bosses to bungy! See "How do I sign up?" above for more information on registering multiple bosses.
Or, for extra fun your team could host a fundraising competition between the willing participants, and only the top fundraiser jumps!
The minimum fundraising amount is $1000 per jumper. So, a team of 6 jumpers must raise a minimum of $6000 for everyone to jump.
We encourage setting a challenging but achievable goal for your team. All funds raised support local brain injury survivors and their families through the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society.
The top fundraising team will receive a FREE team building adventure valued at over $800 at WildPlay. The top fundraising team is determined by calculating which team raised the most money beyond the $1000/jumper minimum.
Example:
A team with 1 jumper raises $1600, which is $600 over minimum. A team of 5 jumpers raises $5300, which is $300 over minimum. In this case the team with one jumper raised the most over their minimum, and would win the WildPlay team building adventure!
Send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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For over 35 years, the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society has worked with people on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded lands of the Snuneymuxw, Snaw-naw-as, and Stz'uminus First Nations. We are grateful and acknowledge the strength, knowledge, and leadership of Indigenous communities. We recognize that health and community services have not always respected the rights or self-determination of Indigenous Peoples, and that these impacts are still felt today. NBIS remains committed to listening, learning, and doing better.
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