Let’s walk, talk, fundraise and share in a magical night of light!

Join us for a 3k walk on October 24th for a magical night of light under the stars in support of urgently needed resources for women and children experiencing domestic violence.

All proceeds are directed to Hiatus House: A Place To Heal, so sign up today knowing you will be making a real difference. With your support, we can help light the way forward for so many women and children who are ready to take their first brave steps away from violence. 

Date: October 24, 2024

Suggested Arrival Time: 6:15 p.m.

Walk Starts: 7:00 p.m. (rain or shine)

Location: Willistead Park

Address: 1899 Niagara Street, Windsor, ON N8Y 1K3

Parking: TBD

Route Map: Coming Soon!

Together, with friends, family and neighbours, we will walk 3k through the streets of our community. It all starts at 6:15 p.m. at Willistead Park where we will gather to hear inspiring stories before we head out to walk a lantern-lit route lighting the way for women and children experiencing domestic violence in our community. The night's activies will also feature coffee and espresso, a light snack after the walk, Face Painting and a Clown/Balloon artist.

All participants receive a Royal LePage Shelter Foundation Night Light Walk Knit Hat and LED bracelet.

 Knit Hat & LED Bracelet

 

Volunteer with us!

Great events don't happen without great volunteers! All volunteers will receive a Knit Hat, LED bracelet and headlamp! All positions are open to high school students in order to collect community service hours.

Sign up to volunteer now

 

All proceeds will be directed to Hiatus House: A Place To Heal.

Windsor Charity Logo

Since 1976 Hiatus House has been committed to providing a safe environment for women and their children who have experienced domestic violence. Hiatus House is a safe space where women and their families can heal and strengthen their lives after experiencing violence.

Hiatus House is the only shelter in Windsor mandated to support women and families who have experienced violence. Their services offer help and hope to those impacted by violence.

Last year 555 women and children were admitted to the emergency shelter, and are now working on second-stage assistance for these women and their children. Hiatus House is launching a Transitional Housing Project directly across the street from the emergency shelter. The proposed building will offer 40 apartment units and wrap-around services to support women who have left violent situations with safe, affordable housing and provide “A Place to Heal”.