EVENTS

Tuesday, August 31, 2021 at 1PM

Front-Line Resiliency Project 1st Annual Golf Tournament

The Ranch Golf and Country Club

Saturday, May 1, 2021 at 9AM – 7PM MST

Talk to Me Online Silent Auction

Online Virtual Event

Price: FREE

First Responders Half Marathon

First Responders Half Marathon

Edmonton: SUNDAY OCTOBER 3, 2021

Saskatoon: October 20, 2021

Calgary: October 24, 2021

Choose your race and & join us in the 
First Responders Half Marathon

For more information email: events@multisportscanada.com

First Responders Rodeo

First Responders Rodeo

Edmonton: THURSDAY, July 16, 2022

Entries will open May 2022

Entries are open to any member of a Law Enforcement agency, paid Fire employee, Volunteer Fire member, Emergency Medical Services technician/provider and those in their immediate family.   Our emergency services are comprised of men and women working together for the safety of our communities and this event is no different.  Enter one of our individual events or round up your toughest team and compete against other First Responders for a chance to win a buckle while supporting a couple of great charities.

For more information contact: firstwatchrodeo.ca

24 Hour Walk

24 HOUR WALK SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2021

In-person 100km walk starts at
10 am (Sept 11/21) Avonroy Garden’s Camrose AB
Walk finishes at 10 am (Sept 12/21) at Beaver EMS station in Viking AB

Full and partial distance walk in person or virtual will be accepted

STOP THE STIGMA – BRINGING AWARENESS & HOPE TO POST-TRAUMATIC & OCCUPATIONAL STRESS INJURIES

Fundraiser proceeds will support mental wellness initiatives with Legacy Place Society and an Unyielding K9 Emergency Response Team.

Register or donate via link

https://raceroster.com/events/2021/49910/24hr-walk-stop-the-stigma

Contact: Legacy Place Society 403-201-9945
info@legacyplacesociety.com

Registered Charity #891549420RR0001

Paddling for ptsd

5-Day Guided Athabasca River Canoe Trip

August 18-22, 2022

First Responder / Spouse / Family Member   

Hop in a canoe on the undeniably beautiful Athabasca River and discover serenity in the remote Canadian wilderness!

Our wilderness canoe trip begins in the town of Hinton, located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and ends in the town of Whitecourt. This engaging 160-km (100-mi) route takes us along some of the most scenic parts of the Athabasca River. We’ll be paddling along the forested river valley and following historic fur trade routes. As there are no towns and houses along the route, you’ll find yourself lost in the pristine nature.

The Athabasca River is the longest river in Alberta and the section located in Jasper National Park is designated as a Canadian Heritage River. The river flows through verdant forests and drains into the Arctic Ocean. Its lush landscapes draw numerous types of plants and wildlife. So keep an eye out for some remarkable wild animals in their natural habitats!

Meeting Point: Choose whether to be picked up at Edmonton or Hinton, Alberta.

$1020 plus GST per person. 

WHAT’S INCLUDED

INCLUDED

Transportation to and from Edmonton

All meals from lunch on day 1 to lunch on day 5

Accommodations in tent campsites along the river

Camping gear

Camping fees

Tent

2-person canoes and equipment

Sleeping pads

Canoe bags

WHAT TO BRING

Warm jacket

Hiking boots

Rain gear

Hat

Bathing Suit

Towel

NOT INCLUDED

Sleeping bag

Personal equipment

Contact: Clarence Wesloski 
info@theheroesproject.ca

The Heroes Project is a non-profit organization that helps frontline workers combat PTSD and occupational stress injuries via outdoor recreational therapy.

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