Skagit Valley Family YMCA partnering with Help Me Grow Skagit for free Healthy Kids Day event

Burlington, WALocal News

On March 27, 2025, the Skagit Valley Family YMCA will partner with Help Me Grow Skagit to host a free Healthy Kids Day event in Burlington, Ontario. This collaboration aims to promote health and wellness for children and families, providing a platform for local organizations to come together for a common cause. Notable partners include the Skagit Valley Food Co-op, North Cascades Institute, and Kiwanis, all dedicated to enhancing community well-being. The event will feature various engaging activities designed to educate families about healthy lifestyles and available resources. With support from community groups like PFLAG and local businesses, the initiative emphasizes the importance of collective action in addressing children's health.

This event is not just a fun day out; it represents a significant commitment to fostering a supportive environment for children's development in Skagit County. By encouraging participation from families, the YMCA and its partners hope to create lasting impacts on community health. The collaboration showcases the value of local partnerships in driving positive change.

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