September 28, 2024, Yarmouth, NS

Hello Nova Scotia PF community! We are excited to announce the inaugural walk for pulmonary fibrosis in Canada's east coast. Hosted by the Campbell family in honour of Albert Campbell Sr. who passed away in 2017, this will be a morning of community, hope and fun for the whole family. You are invited to join the Campbells and many other PF supporters for a walk through Frost Park and along the historical waterfront.

Join us on our walk, or cheer on those who are walking, and enjoy FREE sandwiches and snacks afterwards.

• Registration is FREE
• 8:00 am ADT | Check-in 
• 9 am ADT | Welcome message & opening stretch
• 9:30 am ADT | Walk starts  
• 10:30 pm ADT | FREE sandwiches and snacks following walk

Select this event, then join a team, create a team, or join as an individual. You can choose to walk in person AND/OR walk virtually.

Support the CPFF Campbell Walk for PF - Nova Scotia

IN PERSON WALK - SEPTEMBER 28, YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA

Nova Scotians impacted by PF are breathless for change and have united to make this day possible. Together through this event, we will lift each other up, raise awareness, and funds for pulmonary fibrosis. On this day we will be paying tribute to those living with pulmonary fibrosis, those who have passed away, plus family, friends, and healthcare professionals who support them all.

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Location & Meeting Spot

FROST PARK, YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA 

We will be meeting by the entrance to the park near the parking lot. Attendees can park in the parking lot, on Water Street, or on Main Street. We will be walking approximately 1.5 km. We'll start in the park, walk down Main Street, to the waterfront, and back to the park. You are welcome to walk a portion of the loop, walk multiple laps, or have a seat and cheer on those who are walking.

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2024 CPFF Campbell Walk for PF Sponsors

THANKS BLUEBERRY FIELDS BAKERY CAFE FOR YOUR GENEROUS DONATION

Help us spread the word about pulmonary fibrosis by posting frequent photos of you walking:

• On your team or individual page
• On social media using the hashtag #hopebreatheshere
• On CPFF Photo Gallery