Boundary District cares with 13 teams entered in CNOY fundraising event

The Boundary cares…

This year’s “virtual” Coldest Night of the Year in the region has 13 teams that are out to raise awareness and funds.

Donations will go to Boundary Family Services to fund critical services and support for vulnerable families and individuals in our community.

The teams this year are the Valentine Walkers, Team Warriner, City of Grand Forks – Event Manager, Red Hot Chili Steppers, Whispers of Hope, Boundary Family, GFCU MSRz, GFCU A-Team, Greenwood Volunteer Fire (Breathing Dragons) Department, Needed Bread, GFCU Lending Hands, GF GRIT, and the Homeschool Hoofers.

Juice FM’s Martin in the Morning will be participating and to donate to his walk with Bunny  the Wonderdog click here.

More information on the event along with the teams and participants can be found at cnoy.org

You can donate to individuals or teams up to the 20th of of February.

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