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Marigold Hospice Organizes September Fundraiser on Municipal Lands

Justin Barber

11 Mar 2025

Marigold Hospice Care will host a Hike or Bike fundraiser on municipally owned lands, scheduled for Sunday, September 21, 2025. The event venue is located immediately south of Marigold Hospice Care at 1785 Cobbledick Road.

The Clarington General Government Committee has permitted the use of the municipally owned lands for this event through Resolution # GG-055-25. The land, which is leased for farming purposes, will be cleared in advance as arrangements have been made for the current crops to be harvested prior to the fundraiser.

This event presents an opportunity for community members to participate in outdoor activities while supporting local hospice care services.

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