The Center for Family Justice to hold online fundraising event to help send children with trauma to camp

The Center for Family Justice is taking its annual fundraising walk online to protect people against coronavirus.

News 12 Staff

Apr 13, 2020, 9:39 PM

Updated 1,489 days ago

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The Center for Family Justice is taking its annual fundraising walk online to protect people against coronavirus.
Deborah Greenwood says that Walk a Mile in Her Shoes raises money to send children who have experienced trauma to camps where they will be in a support group and meet other children who are victims of trauma.
She says that people wanting to participate can walk inside, outside, use a treadmill or find some stairs - and that all that matters is that you find a way to walk.
The walk attracted over 1,000 people to Fairfield last year.
More information on the walk can be found here.


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