Toss the Boss

What is TOSS THE BOSS?

Vancouver Island’s most epic fundraising event! Toss the Boss challenges teams to raise funds in support of the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society. Teams have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to do something most have only ever dreamed about… toss their boss off of a bridge!… with a bungy cable attached, of course! Local and corporate businesses of any kind are welcome to participate, and each company team must fundraise a minimum of $1000. Don’t stop fundraising there… a prize will be awarded to the top fundraising team!

All proceeds raised go towards supporting, educating, and advocating for adults with acquired brain injuries and their families, as well as increasing community awareness. Your donation will go towards funding the comprehensive set of programs at NBIS and help us to continue to offer a safe and welcoming space for brain injury survivors. Last year we raised over $61,000!!

Save the Date! Toss the Boss 2026 is on Friday, October 2nd !

A person with a harness and MISS BOSS written on their shirt jumps off a platform for a bungee jump above a forested river gorge, as part of a fundraiser for the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society, surrounded by lush green trees.

A smiling man wearing a colorful patterned shirt fist-bumps someone while standing on an outdoor platform at a Brain Injury Support (NBIS) event. Two other people are nearby; trees are visible in the background.

A person with a ponytail, wearing a bright green Nanaimo Brain Injury Society shirt that says PROUD PART OF OUR COMMUNITY, stands on a wooden platform overlooking a forest, holding onto metal railings.

A person wearing a black shirt and teal pants leaps off a bungee jumping platform labeled WildPlay Element Parks, surrounded by dense green trees—highlighting the thrill and importance of Brain Injury Education in adventurous activities.

Four excited people, wearing harnesses and safety gear, pose and smile energetically on a wooden platform surrounded by trees, ready for a thrilling adventure with the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society promoting Brain Injury Education.

Two people stand on a wooden platform at a bungee jump site; one wears a colorful racing jumpsuit and helmet, the other is in a brown eagle costume, raising awareness for Brain Injury Education with Nanaimo Brain Injury Society signage visible.

A woman with bright red hair and a green Save On Foods shirt smiles excitedly at the camera while outdoors, surrounded by ropes and equipment, representing Brain Injury Support. Trees are visible in the blurred background.

A person in a blue dinosaur onesie stands on a wooden platform above a forested gorge, smiling and giving a thumbs up during a Brain Injury Support event. People gather below as lush green trees show touches of autumn color.

A man stands on a sunlit path hugging a smiling girl in a tie-dye shirt while a boy in a red hoodie runs toward them. Trees and a Danger: Cliff sign are visible, reflecting the need for Brain Injury Support and education.

A man stands on a platform at WildPlay Element Parks, overlooking a forested area. Ready for an outdoor adventure, he highlights the importance of brain injury support, with others and safety gear visible nearby.

A person in a red plaid shirt and jeans swings from a rope off a WildPlay platform, surrounded by tall green trees—an adventurous scene that highlights the importance of Brain Injury Education supported by the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society.

A person in a blue costume is bungee jumping off a wooden platform above a river surrounded by trees and cliffs, an adventurous moment supported by the Nanaimo Brain Injury Society (NBIS) to raise awareness of brain injury.

Two people on a wooden platform outdoors smile and give thumbs up, surrounded by trees. Excited for adventure, they show the spirit of NBIS, promoting brain injury support and education. Another person stands in the background.

A person with red hair is bungee jumping over a river surrounded by dense green trees and rocky cliffs, with wooden platforms and a bridge visible—an adventure that highlights the importance of brain injury support from organizations like Nanaimo Brain Injury Society.

A man stands on a platform high above a river surrounded by dense green forest, preparing to bungee jump, while holding another person’s hand for support—a moment reflecting the importance of Brain Injury Support and trust. Sunlight illuminates his face and the trees below.