September 19, 2026
The Grand Parade Westboro
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
20 Clearly Avenue, Ottawa, ON
About Event
Team up, walk, and fundraise with us on Saturday, September 19, 2026!
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Date: September 19, 2026
π Location: 20 Cleary Ave, Ottawa, ON
π Check-in begins at 10:00 a.m.
πΆ Walk starts at 11:00 a.m.
π½οΈ BBQ lunch and mingling!
You can register, donate, create a team, or volunteer here:
https://thegrandparade.org/register/ottawawestboro
The event supports Unitarian House\βs programs for seniors and is a family-friendly community fundraising walk.
Unitarian House of Ottawa is a charitable not-for-profit organization located along the Kichi ZΔ«bΔ« MΔ«kan and Ottawa River, providing affordable retirement housing, quality care, and support for older adults.
Together, residents, staff, volunteers, and families create a vibrant community where people can live with dignity, wellbeing, and connection.
Hosted by Unitarian House of Ottawa
Unitarian House is Ottawa\βs only not-for-profit retirement community. Nestled along the beautiful Kichi Zibi Mikan River pathway, we offer affordable retirement living in a warm, welcoming environment where independence, connection, and well-being come first. Every dollar is reinvested into enhancing resident services, programs, and our community, because our focus is on people, not profit. With easy access to shopping, healthcare, public transit, and nature right outside your door, Unitarian House is more than a place to live, it\βs a place we call home.
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