COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR 2021

Hosted by the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society

On February 20, Campbell River has something to celebrate – and so could you! That’s the night folks in our community will join thousands of others in 100+ cities across Canada in “The Coldest Night of the Year” a 2.5k and 5k winter walk-a-thon in support of the hungry, homeless and hurting.

Kick off Coldest Night of the Year 2021 by signing up today to walk virtually or in person or support a team. All information can be found at https://cnoy.org/location/campbellriver

Our society has been providing safety at Ann Elmore House for women fleeing violence on Northern Vancouver Island for over 30 years. We provide services to women who are impacted by violence, abuse, homelessness, mental health challenges and/or substance misuse.

Help raise much needed funds for Campbell River and North Island Transition Society’s newest build: Eagle Harbour. This 50+ unit building will be half transitional and half long-term housing with a focus on senior women.

COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR 2020

Hosted by the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society

Another COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR walk is done! It was a great event! A huge thank you to all who participated as walkers, donors, volunteers and sponsors! And KUDOS to Event Director Diane Palmer! Well done everyone!

COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR 2019

Hosted by the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society

The statistics are beginning to trickle in from 2019's Coldest Night of the Year event!
Because of your dedication, this fundraiser was massive success!

Here are some stats:

• 25 teams registered

• 130 walkers pre-registered

• 260 donors registered

• 50 individuals volunteered

• The largest team registered had 17 members!

• The top 3 fundraisers were...
  Jak’s Beer and Wine - $2500
  The Frozen Chosen - $2300 
  Transition Board and Others - $2120

We are still compiling the rest of the stats as these numbers don't include those donations made or registrations done on the night of the event! Although our final total won't be available for a few more weeks, right now we are looking at an estimate of $25,000 raised! We are thankful for every single volunteer, walker, and donation received. We would like to thank our sponsors, our staff, and our community. We are so grateful for the support!

COLDEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR 2018

Hosted by the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society

On Saturday, February 24th, we at the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society hosted the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser in support of our work helping the homeless, hungry, and hurting in our region. We recruited 25 volunteers and 20 teams, with over 145 walkers, and together raised $18,000 (we’re hoping to reach $20,000 once all of the counting is done) for our transition house, recovery and second-stage housing programs. How amazing is that?! Big thanks to the walkers and volunteers who participated in this event, as well as to our four major sponsors -99.7 2day FM Campbell River, the Campbell River Mirror, Anchor Inn & Suites (who provided us with a delicious hot meal), and Tim Hortons (who supplied coffee)- for supporting our WALK this year. Until next time!