Thousands Boogie the Bridge in Kamloops

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Proceeds from this year’s event go toward the Kamloops Arts Council, and A Way Home, an organization that works to end youth homelessness in Canada.

Over $160,000 was raisied through the event.

Good work everyone! Looking great from above. #Boogie2016 #Kamloops pic.twitter.com/kxtxJcVumJ

— CFJC Kamloops (@CFJC_Today) April 24, 2016

Solid #Boogie2016 Nice work by all the organizers! #Kamloops #ExploreBC pic.twitter.com/4iLVVBmgDE

— Chad Harris (@CFJC_Chad) April 24, 2016

#Boogie2016 is a wrap – great day for a run with friends. Big props to @JoRUNCLUB for making it happen! #kamloops pic.twitter.com/y1f1s0EyIT

— Evan Hilchey (@ehilchey) April 24, 2016

Good work everyone! Looking great from above. #Boogie2016 #Kamloops pic.twitter.com/kxtxJcVumJ

— CFJC Kamloops (@CFJC_Today) April 24, 2016

Thanks @malakai_hunt @nicksaxby @AshDemmy @SAMOYURETS ! Love the #Boogie2016 @roimediaworks @CFJC_Today pic.twitter.com/6zMXRqAGQ2

— Krishna (@lakkineni) April 24, 2016

Thx #boogie2016 for another community fun run! So happy to support amazing causes @kamArtsCouncil & @AWayHomeCa pic.twitter.com/vFPdTsRXQg

— Kirsten Flinn (@kirflinn) April 25, 2016

Boogie on the Bridge-it matters!#boogie2016 pic.twitter.com/mhv3gdohvL

— Marg Spina (@CouncillorMarg) April 24, 2016

#Boogie2016 great event for an amazing cause pic.twitter.com/UKza2HwsYQ

— Tammy Rosch (@tar_1969) April 24, 2016

High fives! This family had a FUN time @KamloopsBoogie #boogie2016 pic.twitter.com/HwNH3XWbWi

— KamloopsParents (@KamloopsParents) April 24, 2016

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Boogie the Bridge began in 1998, and had 62 participants in its first year.

by Chad Harris

Thousands Boogie the Bridge in Kamloops

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