Lace Up For Haiti 5k Fun Run/Walk
From Haiti in My Heart
Event summary
Join fellow runners and walkers to be a Child's Champion while raising funds to provide education to children in Haiti. Everyone will receive a unique hand-crafted finisher's spoon from Haiti, along with a delightful swag bag filled with goodies. To top it all off, participants can indulge in delicious ice cream at the finish line and celebrate a day well spent. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to make a difference while enjoying the great outdoors!
Lace Up For Haiti 5k Fun Run/Walk
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Organiser's description
The Lace Up For Haiti 5km Fun Run/Walk is a looped road course through Kelowna's Abbott St. Heritage corridor.
The event offers a hand-crafted from Haiti finisher's spoon and finish line ice cream, swag bag of goodies, and post event celebration. The event is a fundraiser to provide education to children in Haiti.
Location
2290 Abbott St, Kelowna, BC V1Y, Canada
Lace Up For Haiti 5k Fun Run/Walk
Haiti in My Heart
Haiti in My Heart is a Canadian registered charity dedicated to developing the next generation of leaders in Haiti through access to education. Our mission is to relieve poverty and provide opportunities for and access to education in Haiti. Our vision is a country where access to education is free, and children stay in school until graduating High School. Our focus is to foster the enrollment of young children in school in Haiti, remove barriers that prevent students from experiencing a disrupted or discontinued education, and transitioning our students into young adulthood through work, a trade, marketable skill, or further education.
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