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A Walk to Remember
Saturday, June 7, 2025
- Time
- 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
- Venue
- Campbell River Hospice Society, Campbell River, V9W 3S7
- Price
- $40
Saturday, June 7th, 100.7 The Raven presents the Campbell River Hospice Society’s fundraising event, A Walk to Remember.
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It’s your opportunity to honor loved ones while raising funds to support compassionate hospice care in our community. Participants raise pledges, then participate in a 3km walk, enjoy refreshments, prize draws, & new this year, a special Thrift Store Pop-Up Shop. Register by May 25th to take part in a Painted Lady Butterfly Release, a beautiful way to remember someone special. This year’s top fundraiser will have their pledges matched up to $2,000 by Chan Nowosad Boates, the largest accounting firm on Northern Vancouver Island. Events get started at 9am in & around the Hospice Care Centre. Register in person at 440 Evergreen Road in Campbell River, call 250-286-1121 or online at A Walk to Remember.
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Venue
Campbell River Hospice Society
440 Evergreen Road
Campbell River
V9W 3S7
Dates
The event runs from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM on the following dates.
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