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Coldest Night of the Year was 'wet but wonderful'

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As of Sunday evening, fundraising was at 98 per cent of the goal. Donations can still be made until Feb. 28

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lucknowsentinellucknowsentinel

Coldest Night event raises $30,000 for Wingham's connection centre

This year’s Coldest Night of the Year walk in Wingham managed to raise $30,000 for United Way’s Northern Huron Connection Centre.

·Lucknow, Canada
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Nelson StarNelson Star

Coldest Night of the Year was 'wet but wonderful'

As of Sunday evening, fundraising was at 98 per cent of the goal. Donations can still be made until Feb. 28

·Nelson, Canada
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kincardinenewskincardinenews

Fundraising goal surpassed at Kincardine's Coldest Night of the Year

On Feb. 22, 110 walkers congregated at the Kincardine legion to participate in the event, which was altered due to snow accumulation.

·Kincardine, Canada
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93.3 myFM93.3 myFM

Coldest Night of the Year raises thousands in Cobourg and Port Hope

The Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) walk brought communities together in Cobourg and Port Hope on Feb. 22, raising critical funds for local charities despite the winter weather. This year marked the first time Cobourg hosted the event, with Hope and Light Urban Outreach surpassing its $20,000 goal, collecting $20,361 from 59 walkers on 10 teams. In Port Hope, the Green Wood Coalition raised $57,941, exceeding its $50,000 goal with the support o…

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Star-ObserverStar-Observer

Coldest Night of the Year raises $47,000 in 2025: Photos

The second annual Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) in Hudson raised over $47,000 to address hunger and housing needs within the western Wisconsin area. The walk on Saturday started at Midcurrent Church and went throughout downtown Hudson, featuring 207 walkers, 34 teams and 52 volunteers.

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