Welcome to my fundraising page for Pink Heals Joliet Area Chapter's 9th Annual Mother's Day Walk. This group has been assisting my niece during her battle with breast cancer. Pink Heals is a true not for profit made up of all volunteers. Every dollar fundraised stays right in our community to help those battling. It is an organization that means a lot to me and I hope you are able to contribute.
Thank you for any amount you can give!
Pink Heals 9th Annual Mother's Day Walk 2023
Pink Heals Joliet Area Chapter's 9th Annual Mother's Day Walk on Sunday, May 14th at the Channahon Village Hall: 24555 S Navajo Drive! You can register to join us in person or sign up to participate virtually. If you choose to join us in person, Opening Ceremonies begin at 7:30am. The Walk starts at 8am. We will have food vendors, raffle baskets and a 50/50.
BACK AGAIN THIS YEAR: We have In Memory/In Support/In Honor of Yard signs available. Signs are $20 each. You can send pictures, name and messages for your personal sign to: [email protected]. Yard sign orders are due no later than April 20th. Signs will be all along the walk route the evening before the Walk. You can then pick up your yard sign after the Walk on Sunday between 11am to 5pm.
This new registration site also allows us to secure additional donations for Pink Heals. Feel free to share this on your personal social media. We appreciate your support and look forward to our 9th Annual Walk!
We are a true, 100%, non profit organization made up of all volunteers. Every dollar fundraised stays right in our community to help those battling any type of illness. We have 3 PINK Fire Trucks and a PINK Police Car that helps spread our mission of love, hope and support to those in our community who are in need.
We started our Annual Mother's Day Walk 9 years ago to raise funds, awareness and honor/support/remember those battling. We are use the color PINK not because of breast cancer...but because it is the color of women. We suppport Women and Their Families, Not Causes. We focus on the person, not their disease. We use the funds from our Annual Walk to help support our community throughout the year.