Kamloops Walk for ALS sets new record for donations
KAMLOOPS — More than three hundred people came out for Kamloops ninth annual Walk for ALS Saturday morning.
People affected by ALS, as well family, friends, and community members walked and strolled throughout the park to raise money for research in the hope of one day finding a cure for the neurodegenerative disease.
According to ALS Society of British Columbia Executive Director Wendy Toyer, this year’s event was record-breaking on numerous fronts.