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Lions Club Walk: Fight Hearing Loss in Bemidji
29 May
Summary
- Annual D-Feet Hearing Loss Walk set for June 6.
- Event includes a two-mile walk, children's games, and live music.
- Proceeds support hearing loss research and aid.
The Minnesota Lions Hearing Foundation is organizing its annual D-Feet Hearing Loss Walk, scheduled for Saturday, June 6. The event will commence at Diamond Point Park, located at 1700 Birchmont Dr. NE, in Bemidji.
Participants will engage in a two-mile walk, proceeding to the Paul and Babe statues before returning to Diamond Point Park for a provided lunch. The day's activities will also feature children's games and live music performed by the Empty Cooler Band.
Registration for the walk begins at 8:30 a.m., with the walk itself starting at 9:45 a.m. A participation fee of $25 is required, however, children aged 12 and under are permitted to walk without charge. Those interested in pre-registering can do so online through the Facebook pages of the First City Lions Club, Bemidji Lions Club, or the Minnesota Lions Hearing Foundation.
All proceeds generated from this event will be dedicated to supporting vital hearing loss research and assisting individuals in acquiring necessary hearing aids.
