Members of the Rotary Club of Niagara Falls Sunrise proudly laced up their boots on Saturday, February 28 to participate in the annual Out in Coldest Night of the Year in support of Project SHARE of Niagara Falls.
Braving the winter temperatures, our team walked to raise awareness and funds for neighbours in need — and the impact was incredible. Rotary Sunrise members and friends of Rotary raised $2,045, contributing to an outstanding event total of $74,081, reaching 105% of the fundraising goal!
We are grateful to the club members and Rotary friends who stepped up to walk and fundraise:
David Berry, Rebecca Patrino, David McMahon, Bob and Betty Jones, the Perault family — Troy, Scarlett and Kairi, Bj Romans, as well as Chris and Ella Gark. Their commitment to service and community truly embodies Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self.
The Coldest Night of the Year Walk shines a spotlight on the realities faced by individuals and families experiencing food insecurity and financial hardship during the harsh winter months. Thanks to the generosity of our community and the leadership of Project SHARE, critical programs and supports can continue to make a meaningful difference right here in Niagara Falls.
We are incredibly proud of our Rotary Sunrise team and thankful to everyone who donated, walked, and supported this important cause. Together, we are helping warm hearts — even on the coldest days.











