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Coldest Night of the Year, Cranbrook

Dennis Walker
By Dennis Walker

Lori Bender and Arielle Dyment, Event Directors from CMHA Kootenays

CMHA Kootenays is hosting the Coldest Night of the Year event in Cranbrook on February 22 at the Days Inn Conference Centre Cranbrook from 4pm-8pm.  To walk, donate, or volunteer please go to www.cnoy.org/cranbrook

This is a family friendly 2km & 5km walk hosted by CMHA Kootenays and The Cranbrook Salvation Army. Proceeds will benefit the homeless and individuals struggling to find housing in Cranbrook.   All registrants and volunteers will receive a toque and warm meal.

Thank you for your interest in this amazing event! We hope to see you there!

Executive Director Carey Fraser After the walk with brought in over 30 Thousand Dollars.

Lori Bender and Arielle Dyment, Event Directors from CMHA Kootenays

Radio interview.

 

 

Dennis Walker
Dennis Walker
Born and raised in the Kootenay’s, Dennis began his radio career in his hometown of Creston while in high-school. He spent close to 30 years in radio in the Okanagan, known there as “Penticton’s Man of the Year” in 2003 and was rated the South Okanagan’s “Most Popular Radio and TV Personality” in 2015 according to Okanagan Life Magazine.

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