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You can walk, you can roll, you can stroll – however
you want to get there, let’s do it together!
Thanks to your amazing support, Walk This Way for CLH has become a beloved community tradition. We can’t wait to see you on Sunday, August 23, for the 5th Annual walk at Penetanguishene’s Rotary Champlain Wendat Park. This fun, inclusive event is open to all ages and abilities. It’s not about speed – just complete one loop of the trail and you’ll have officially Walked This Way for CLH!
You’ll also be helping to raise funds to support CLHF’s Means to Thrive initiative, which focuses on ensuring health, well-being, connection and engagement for every member of the CLH community.
You can register individually or create a team with friends, family, or coworkers. Our goal is for each participant to raise or donate $25, with teams aiming for $100…or more!
Parking behind the Penetanguishene Curling Club. Registration begins at 8:30am Walk begins at 9:00am from the Amphitheatre. It’s a Rain or Shine event!
Sign up today and come
Walk This Way with us!
339 Olive Street
Midland, Ontario L4R 2R4
Charitable Number: 868370099 RR0001
Sarah Kitchen is the owner of One Stop Beauty Shop, where she works full-time with her aesthetic clientele while managing a successful business and team.
In 2017, Sarah was elected to the CLH Foundation Board of Directors after first joining the Red Carpet Evening Event Committee in 2016. That same year, she received the CLH Joyce Hamelin Volunteer of the Year Award. She now serves as Red Carpet Concert Event Chair, helping to lead the Foundation’s most successful annual fundraiser, and has been President of the CLHF Board since 2018.
Through her business and personal commitment, Sarah has supported numerous local non-profits and community events. Her past volunteerism includes the Kelly Shires Breast Cancer Snow Run Ontario Event Committee, the Fore Pink Golf Tournament, the “A Day in the Life” Marketing Committee at the Midland Cultural Centre, CLH Developmental Support Services, and the Guesthouse Shelter. She also served as Head Judge for the Women of Excellence Awards, recognizing exceptional women in the community.
Sarah believes in giving back to the community where her business has flourished and continues to support local initiatives that strengthen and connect North Simcoe.