A number of new locations have become available to pick up pledge forms for the Terry Fox Run.
WOODSTOCK - There are now more locations in the Friendly City, where you can pick up a pledge sheet for this years Terry Fox Run.
The Woodstock Farmers Market is one of those places, there will be volunteers at the Saturday morning markets between 7am and 11am giving away pledge sheets and selling t-shirts.
Here is a complete list of the other pledge sheet locations;
- Woodstock City Hall
- Fritzies West End (32 Perry Street)
- Main Attraction Hair Stylist (Springbank Plaza)
- RBC (Springbank Plaza)
- RBC (Dundas Street)
- Scotiabank (Dundas Street)
- Scotiabank (Springbank Ave and Devonshire Ave intersection)
- CIBC (Dundas Street and Graham Street intersection)
- TD Canada Trust (Dundas Street and Springbank Ave intersection)
- Green Financial (Springbank Ave)
This year the annual run has the slogan "20 for 20", which represents raising $20,000 for number 20 of the Woodstock Kings Bill Gillespie.
Run Co-Coordinator Peter Ewing says Bill had been a big part of the fundraiser over the years before he passed away this past March.
"Last year even though he was suffering with cancer, he still did a lion's share of the organizing for the Terry Fox Run, so Bill is a Terry Fox Champion."
Ewing tells Heart FM when the run will take place.
"Our run date is Sunday September the 18th at College Ave Secondary School Terry Fox Memorial Track. Registration is at 9am and the official opening ceremonies will be at 10am."

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