CPFF Walk for PF - Winnipeg

About CPFF Walk for PF - Winnipeg

August 24, 2024, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Hello Winnipeg PF community! We are thrilled to host the first annual CPFF Walk for Pulmonary Fibrosis along with local PF supporters, in Winnipeg this summer. This will be a day filled with connection, hope, good eats, and fun for the whole family.

Join us on our walk, or cheer on those who are walking, and enjoy food truck eats afterwards.

Assiniboine Park, Seasonal Event Tent B (10:00 AM CDT)

55 Pavilion Crescent, Winnipeg, MB, R3P 2N6, Canada

Registration is FREE
10:00 am CDT | Check-in & children's activities
10:45 am CDT | Welcome message & opening stretch
11:00 am CDT | Walk starts
12:00 pm CDT | FREE food truck lunch, more children's activities

*If you'd like to cover the cost of your lunch, you may do so by making a donation on this page.

**Same day registrants will receive lunch with a $10 donation.

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 Winnipeg Walk for PF

IN PERSON WALK - AUGUST 24, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA

Many Winnipeggers 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.

Location & Meeting Spot

Assiniboine Park Event Tent

The Seasonal Event Tent (B) is a 40ft x 60ft tent located beside the Pavilion Parking Lot on a gravel pad.

Attendees can park in the Pavilion Parking Lot (P under B). We will be walking around a 2.5 KM loop of the beautiful Assiniboine 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.

Walking Trail

We will be walking around a 2.5 KM loop of the beautiful Assiniboine Park. You are welcome to walk a portion of the loop or make multiple laps!

The red arrows indicate secondary road crossings. The route avoids main road crossings.