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Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Kent County Community Action welcomes back Walk for Warmth after 2-year hiatus!

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County of Kent | Free CCO Credit

County of Kent | Free CCO Credit

WHO: Kent County Community Action (KCCA) leadership, staff, volunteers and residents. Kent County Commissioners Stephen Wooden and Ivan Diaz will participate in the opening program.

WHAT: Kent County Community Action is hosting its 35th annual Walk for Warmth.

The event kicks off with a brief program followed by a short walk dedicated to raising funds to help keep the heat on for families in Kent County who have received a utility shut-off notice. All proceeds from the event go directly back to Kent County families. Anyone can participate by walking, sponsoring, or donating.

WHEN: Saturday, March 4, 2023

8:20 a.m. - Doors open for registration

8:35 a.m. - Opening remarks inside

9:00 a.m. - Walk begins outside the building

WHERE: Kent County Community Action Office * 121 Martin Luther King Jr. Street, Suite 110, Grand Rapids

Walk Route: KCCA entrance on Martin Luther King Jr. Street to Sheldon Avenue to Sycamore Street to Jefferson Avenue.

Why: Heating assistance for Kent County residents is needed now more than ever. As a result of increased pricing and a lagging economy, hundreds of Kent County households struggle to pay for basic necessities like heat. The money raised through Walk for Warmth goes directly to Kent County families in need. 

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