ICE 2 Run helps send kids to camp
The Salvation Army’s Moncton Community and Family Services laced up with their neighbours to hit the pavement for their annual race, ICE 2 Run.
The event brought out 123 runners who raised $2918. The I Care Enough 2 Run event supports The Salvation Army’s Kids to Camp program–an initiative that provides under-served children in the Greater Moncton area the opportunity to attend camp during the summer holiday.
One-hundred percent of the funds raised will go directly towards the cost sending a child to camp. This means that each camper will be provided registration, transportation to the camp, and will be equipped for the week with a sleeping bag, pillow, toiletries, linens, as well as new clothing.
Special Events and Volunteer Coordinator for The Salvation Army in Moncton, Elise Williston says, “It was a beautiful day, and we had a great turnout in support of our Kids to Camp program. We’re grateful to everyone who contributed to the success of this event!”
ICE 2 Run would not be possible without the support of our incredible community partners. The Running Room provided the online race dashboard and race day support; our partner, 91.9 The Bend who provided advertising; Oulton College who provided four paramedic student on-site for first aid; and HOUSEPARTY, our event DJ for bringing the energy and entertainment. The Salvation Army thanks you all for your support!
If you missed ICE 2 Run but would like to opportunity to run for those most in need in your community, register for Moncton’s next race, the Santa Shuffle, held on December 7, 2019. Please visit santashuffle.ca for more information.
