Canadian Mental Health Association
We feel privileged to be part of the trail running community and we are happy to bring positive & healthy opportunities to people. Naturally we want to share the goodness it brings... so we give back! Included in your race fees is a donation for the Canadian Mental Health Association. (CMHA) We will be donating $2.00 from every race entry back to the CMHA to show our support.
We will also be offering a post race BBQ (by donation) and fully supported and ran by the good folks at CMHA. Happily, 100% of the proceeds go back to this amazing organization. Thank you for your support.
Running feels good. Giving back feels good. Doing both feels great!
We will also be offering a post race BBQ (by donation) and fully supported and ran by the good folks at CMHA. Happily, 100% of the proceeds go back to this amazing organization. Thank you for your support.
Running feels good. Giving back feels good. Doing both feels great!
West Kelowna Trail Crew Society
We want to thank the hard working and talented trail building crew at the WKTCS who build and maintain the trail in Rose Valley Regional Parks where we host the Nimble Bear Trail Race.
Our annual Nimble Bear orientation run will raise funds to support WKTCS and their efforts in maintaining and building the spectacular trail networks in this area.
We will also be hosting an annual trail maintenance day to help give back and pitch in some of the hard work that goes into maintaining these trails. It's a wonderful way to get involved in your community and we can provide a letter for anyone who is collecting trail hours for seasonal races.
Our annual Nimble Bear orientation run will raise funds to support WKTCS and their efforts in maintaining and building the spectacular trail networks in this area.
We will also be hosting an annual trail maintenance day to help give back and pitch in some of the hard work that goes into maintaining these trails. It's a wonderful way to get involved in your community and we can provide a letter for anyone who is collecting trail hours for seasonal races.
Kootenay Columbia Trails Society
The Kootenay Columbia Trails Society is a registered, non-profit society, based in Rossland B.C., funded by and serving the communities of the Greater Trail region.
This incredible network of passionate and hard working individuals exist to manage, maintain and develop a regional network of recreational trails for a variety of self-propelled trail users.
Most of the trails are located on private property, and public access is only made possible by the generous cooperation of the landowners, who enter into insured agreements with the Society.
The KCTS relies on public funding, access to this private land, and professional management and maintenance to help support their efforts.
We are proud to give back to such a society that puts in endless maintenance hours every year and is so passionate about sharing their incredible mecca of trail networks.
Thanks for sharing your backyard with us.
This incredible network of passionate and hard working individuals exist to manage, maintain and develop a regional network of recreational trails for a variety of self-propelled trail users.
Most of the trails are located on private property, and public access is only made possible by the generous cooperation of the landowners, who enter into insured agreements with the Society.
The KCTS relies on public funding, access to this private land, and professional management and maintenance to help support their efforts.
We are proud to give back to such a society that puts in endless maintenance hours every year and is so passionate about sharing their incredible mecca of trail networks.
Thanks for sharing your backyard with us.
FOSS
Friends of the South Slopes is a volunteer organization dedicated to the promotion of active outdoor recreation by maintaining trails used by hikers, runners, horse riders and mountain bikers in Myra-Bellevue & Okanagan Mountain Provincial Parks and other public lands on the South Slopes.
In 2013 PACE adopted and sponsored Earring Trail in the park and we have been hosting annual trail maintenance days ever since!
In 2013 PACE adopted and sponsored Earring Trail in the park and we have been hosting annual trail maintenance days ever since!