The Turning The Tide Fundraising Event is still on... but not as you know it.
So, to recap, because of COVID-19 restrictions we're changing up this year's event and going virtual instead.
We will unite in spirit, not in person.
WHEN: Sunday 11 October
WHERE: Wherever you are! Around the block, down the beach, in the bush. You decide where and for how long.
HOW: Register as an individual or a (small) team.
WHY: To keep everyone safe. We keep participants safe by not having a mass gathering and with the money raised we keep those suffering domestic violence safe.
We hope you’ll still be motivated to join the virtual event and create your own special walk to help people live a life free from family violence and to overcome their hurt and trauma.
We may not be able to gather in person, we can still join together in the spirit of unity around our common cause to #TurnTheTide on family violence northwest Auckland.
We will unite in spirit, not in person.
WHEN: Sunday 11 October
WHERE: Wherever you are! Around the block, down the beach, in the bush. You decide where and for how long.
HOW: Register as an individual or a (small) team.
WHY: To keep everyone safe. We keep participants safe by not having a mass gathering and with the money raised we keep those suffering domestic violence safe.
We hope you’ll still be motivated to join the virtual event and create your own special walk to help people live a life free from family violence and to overcome their hurt and trauma.
We may not be able to gather in person, we can still join together in the spirit of unity around our common cause to #TurnTheTide on family violence northwest Auckland.
WALK OR RUN17-kilometres. 300+ participants. One community taking a stand against family violence.
It's time to #TurnTheTide. Are you in? |
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ABOUT USThe Turning The Tide Fundraising Event is the major
fundraiser for Kia Tīmata Anō - the independent women's refuge serving northwest Auckland. The event raises essential funds to allow us to continue our important mahi, but more than that, it allows conversations to happen that shine a light on an issue kept in the shadows for far too long. |
"As a child of family violence, watching my mum get beaten, her having to sleep with
me to stop the beatings and watching our little dog get thrown across the room,
I appreciate all of the people who do a little something.
This walk, to stand together, to make a difference and to bring a light into the
shadows for families impacted by family violence in West Auckland.
Thank you for organising this event."
me to stop the beatings and watching our little dog get thrown across the room,
I appreciate all of the people who do a little something.
This walk, to stand together, to make a difference and to bring a light into the
shadows for families impacted by family violence in West Auckland.
Thank you for organising this event."
