Kelowna91裸聊视频檚 waterfront turned purple on Sunday as over 200 people walked in the Move to Cure ALS fundraiser.
Festivities took place at the Island Stage and marked the start and end of the walking route.
Event Coordinator Nancy Arbuckle said they had to shorten the walk this year.
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Arbuckle noted they aimed high when setting this year91裸聊视频檚 fundraising goal.
91裸聊视频淭oday we have a very hefty goal, $80,000 for today because Kelowna last year with our virtual walk events we actually were the highest grossing walk for last year in B.C. raising over $100,000.91裸聊视频�
All funds raised stay in B.C. and Yukon with 60 per cent going to support patient service programs and the remaining 40 per cent to Project Hope for research.
Participants and others passing by the Island Stage were able to take in some live music, enjoy a barbecue lunch, and bid on a few silent auction items.
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