Youth for Surrey Memorial Hospital Fundraiser

The Youth for Surrey Memorial Hospital group, working in coordination with the Surrey Memorial Foundation Hospital has organized its Second Annual Family 5K Walk & Run Fundraiser on July 29th, at Tynehead Regional Park. Youth for Surrey Memorial Hospital has organized the event in order to fundraise for the youth clinic at Surrey Memorial Hospital, with 100% of the proceeds from the event going to the clinic. The donations received from this fundraiser will help youth meet their basic needs and help youth who feel vulnerable.

The run will take place at 9:45 AM at Tynehead Perimeter Trail (alongside Hwy 1 between 160th and 176th Streets in Surrey, BC) and the minimum donation is $10.

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