Charitable organization Eagles Nest hopes to raise $70,000 for mental health and family support services when it hosts Waterdown’s seventh annual Coldest Night of the Year walk on Feb. 24.
Waterdown walk benefits mental health, family services
Charitable organization Eagles Nest hopes to raise $70,000 for mental health and family support services when it hosts Waterdown’s seventh annual Coldest Night of the Year walk on Feb. 24.
Charitable organization Eagles Nest hopes to raise $70,000 for mental health and family support services when it hosts Waterdown’s seventh annual Coldest Night of the Year walk on Feb. 24.
Charitable organization Eagles Nest hopes to raise $70,000 for mental health and family support services when it hosts Waterdown’s seventh annual Coldest Night of the Year walk at 5 p.m. on Feb. 24.
Participants must register online and can walk as individuals or in groups along their choice of two- or five-kilometre routes that begin and end at Waterdown Memorial Park, 200 Hamilton St. N.
Check-in starts at 4 p.m. in the park’s pavilion, with a light meal to be served afterwards. Walkers who raise more than $150, or $75 for those under 18, will receive a free Coldest Night of the Year toque.
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The walk is open to all ages but children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult and those under 18 must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian. No pets are allowed. For more information visit cnoy.org/location/waterdown.
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