result, Bike2Box broke the record for the largest student-led fundraiser in Canada, while also maintaining their lead as Canada's largest school charity project. Hope in Motion (2017) The Jack Davis Hope Foundation was selected as the charity to be supported in a school-wide vote of student and staff. The event was held from March 10, 2017 through to March 11, 2017. The school set a fundraising goal of $300,000 due to the success of the previous two events. The school ultimately raised just over $460,000. This brought the grand total raised by Strathcona's initiatives since 2008 to more than $1,934,000. Break the Cycle (2018) Earth Group, in partnership with the World Food Programme, was selected as the charity to be supported in a school-wide vote of student and staff. The 2018 Bikeathon event was held on March 16, 2018 and followed through to the morning of March 17, 2018. With the Break the Cycle campaign, Strathcona reached another milestone in its Global Initiatives, surpassing half-a-million dollars fundraised in a single initiative. The school raised $518,000 to feed over 1.6 million children in need across the world, including 100,000 meals for the Edmonton Food Bank. This pushed the total money fundraised by each campaign since 2008 well over the $2 million mark and totalling some $2,452,000.00. Beyond Borders (2019) Doctors Without Borders, or Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), was selected as the charity to be supported in the 2019 Bikeathon through a school-wide vote of students and staff. The 2019 Bikeathon event was held from March 15, 2019 through to March 16, 2019. In recognition of the fundraiser, the Mayor of Edmonton, Don Iveson, proclaimed March 15, “Beyond Borders Day” in the City of Edmonton. The school set a fundraising goal of $350,000 due in part to the success of the previous events. The school far surpassed their goal, raising a total of $560,830. This pushed the total amount raised by each campaign since 2008 past the $3 Million mark, totalling $3,012,830.00. One! Step Forward (2020) One! International Poverty Relief was chosen to be the 2020 Bikeathon supported charity through a school-wide student vote. Students and their teams raised $497,797.35 with the help of 3474 donors. The 2020 Bikeathon was cancelled on March 11, two days before the original Bikeathon opening ceremonies, citing concern over Coronavirus disease 2019 and its upgraded status as a pandemic, as declared by the World Health Organization.