152 Angeline St. N.
Lindsay, ON
K9V 4X3

On Sunday, June 1, 2025, we gathered for the 21st Annual Hike for Hospice β and what a meaningful and inspiring day it was! Together, we honoured loved ones, celebrated community, and raised vital funds to support compassionate hospice care in our region.
Thanks to the incredible support of our participants, donors, volunteers, and sponsors, we are proud to share that $33,717 was raised in support of Hospice Services!
Event Highlights
Total Raised: $33,717
- $23,967 from participant fundraising
- $9,750 from generous sponsors
Participants:
- 116 adults
- 20 children
- 14 residents from Lakeland Village
Donors: 410
Volunteers: 22 dedicated community members helped make the day possible
Special Recognitions

πͺ Top Fundraising Teams:
- Compassion Crew (Hospice Volunteers & Staff) β $5,880
- The A(dmin) Team β $1,621
- Cindyβs Care Crew β $1,330
- Honoured Soles (Lakeland Funeral) β $1,130
- Team Adelaide β $1,125

π Top Fundraising Individuals:
- John & Christine Whelan β $1,500
- Lynne Alexander β $1,475
- Charlene Hanchar β $1,005

π Best Team Spirit:
Adelaide Place
Your energy and enthusiasm helped lift everyoneβs spirits β thank you!
Thank You!
To everyone who hiked, donated, volunteered, or sponsored β thank you. Your support helps ensure that individuals and families in our community can continue to access compassionate end-of-life care, grief support, and wellness services through Hospice.
We look forward to walking alongside you again next year.
About Hike for Hospice
Hike for Hospice is a national event through the Canadian Hospice and Palliative Care Association that takes place annually across the country. Funds are raised by teams through personal or team pledges. Participants of the Hike are individuals and families in the community that come out to honour the memory of a loved one who has passed OR community supporters that understand the importance of Hospice Services. For over two decades, Hike for Hospice has grown to become an entrenched and much beloved event in Kawartha Lakes.
