Raised:
$7,271
29%Goal:
$25,000

Clinton

Hosted by YWCA Clinton

96Walkers17Teams1Volunteers

The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly walk to raise money for local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness. Join us on February 25, 2023 - team up, fundraise, walk, and gather for good... because it’s cold out there.

Community Sponsors

Clinton (YWCA Clinton) is super grateful for our fantastic 2023 sponsors! View all sponsors >

Clinton Scoreboard

Are you thrashing the competition (for a good cause)? Find out here! Stats are updated every 15 minutes. See how you stack up on the national scoreboard >

Teams
Walkers

#

Team Name

Captain

Members

Raised

1

YWCA Clinton Board of Directors

Kathleen Holland, OSF

5

2,265.00

2

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

Amanda Snyder

6

780.00

3

Sander Shufflers

Shannon Sander-Welzien

4

686.00

4

Clinton National Bank

Tracy Reynolds

3

515.00

5

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

Katie Likens

13

450.00

6

Citizens First Bank

Carrie Donaire

14

360.00

7

Speak Out

Shawn Felts

3

300.00

8

YWCA Clinton Lyons Childrens Center

Alisha Wosoba

1

250.00

9

Hope City Church

Sarah Buck DVM

1

220.00

10

Thee Court Jesters

Sarah Oldsen

5

200.00

11

Rotary Club of Clinton

Andrew Kida

1

120.00

12

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

LuAnn Larson

10

100.00

13

ASAC Recovery

Angel Feddersen

3

25.00

14

Clinton CSD

Rhea Wright

1

15

Partners in Prevention

Christina Skiles

11

16

392 Crew

Morgan Solberg

5

17

The purple carnation's

Mindy Clark

1

#

Name

Team Name

Donors

Raised

1

Kathleen Holland, OSF

YWCA Clinton Board of Directors

26

1,465.00

2

Angie Simmons

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

12

490.00

3

Melissa Kock

YWCA Clinton Board of Directors

16

450.00

4

Shannon Sander-Welzien

Sander Shufflers

7

325.00

5

Amanda Snyder

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

3

250.00

6

Alisha Wosoba

YWCA Clinton Lyons Childrens Center

2

250.00

7

Sarah Buck DVM

Hope City Church

5

220.00

8

Nikki Carber

Speak Out

1

200.00

9

Sarah Oldsen

Thee Court Jesters

4

200.00

10

Patti Robinson

YWCA Clinton Board of Directors

2

200.00

11

Erin Thoms

Sander Shufflers

3

200.00

12

Angie Bloomfield

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

4

195.00

13

Linsey Sander

Sander Shufflers

2

125.00

14

Shawn Felts

Speak Out

1

100.00

15

Allie Kibler

YWCA Clinton Board of Directors

1

100.00

16

Shauna Moeller

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

6

80.00

17

Anne Blount

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

3

75.00

18

Michelle Osborn

Citizens First Bank

2

75.00

19

Nia Diercks

Citizens First Bank

2

75.00

20

Carrie Donaire

Citizens First Bank

3

60.00

21

Megan Dove

YWCA Clinton Board of Directors

1

50.00

22

Andrew Kida

Rotary Club of Clinton

1

50.00

23

Heather Farwell

Citizens First Bank

1

50.00

24

Kathy Grear

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

1

40.00

25

Michael Savochka

Citizens First Bank

1

25.00

26

Susan Wolever

ASAC Recovery

1

25.00

27

Carlos Donaire

Citizens First Bank

1

25.00

28

Kellie Snodgrass

Citizens First Bank

1

20.00

29

Maribeth Bousman

ASAC Recovery

30

Dennis Lauver

31

Mindy Clark

The purple carnation's

32

Emily Graves

Citizens First Bank

33

Kathy Hand

Clinton National Bank

34

Lexie Hammond

35

Lonny Maze

Thee Court Jesters

36

Emily Fahlbeck

37

Adam Reed

Thee Court Jesters

38

Katie Whittington

Citizens First Bank

39

Brock Spooner

40

Benjamin Jennings

41

Mariah Savochka

Citizens First Bank

42

Kristin Jennings

43

Owen Sander-Welzien

Sander Shufflers

44

Drew Bloomfield

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

45

Rhea Wright

Clinton CSD

46

Carol Skiff

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

47

Jenny Boysen

Clinton National Bank

48

Greg Farwell

Citizens First Bank

49

Kristine Wiersema

Citizens First Bank

50

Jean Roeder

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

51

Stephanie Gage

Citizens First Bank

52

Pamela Flynn

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

53

Cindy Van Horn Van Horn

54

Franklin Whittington

Citizens First Bank

55

maddie little

56

Becky Thiessen

Partners in Prevention

57

Arian stowe

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

58

Ella Spooner

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

59

Karissa Handley

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

60

Amanda Snyder

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

61

Kathy Grear

YWCA Clinton Downtown Children's Center

62

Joanne Kilburg

63

Jason Franklin

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

64

Sara Vegter

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

65

Sarah Gossard

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

66

Christina Skiles

Partners in Prevention

67

Patti NELSON

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

68

Isabel Stuhlman

392 Crew

69

erin claussen

392 Crew

70

Morgan Solberg

392 Crew

71

Tracy Reynolds

Clinton National Bank

72

Sarah Lorenz

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

73

LuAnn Larson

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

74

Tim Buikema

392 Crew

75

Grace Oldsen

Thee Court Jesters

76

Jaed Green

392 Crew

77

Tammy Seifert

Partners in Prevention

78

Sheila Atwater

Partners in Prevention

79

Angel Feddersen

ASAC Recovery

80

Marianne Raney

YWCA Clinton Health & Wellness

81

LuAnne Smith

Partners in Prevention

82

Taylor Zmuda

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

83

Keithan Main

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

84

Noah Pruett

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

85

Jordan Woods

Partners in Prevention

86

Kayla Pruett

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

87

Sarah Wright

Partners in Prevention

88

Olivia Regenwether

Partners in Prevention

89

Jennifer Sparlin

Partners in Prevention

90

Kim Maika

Partners in Prevention

91

Jailyn LeBlanc

Partners in Prevention

92

Roxanne Saiter

Speak Out

93

Cassie Reed

Thee Court Jesters

94

Katie Likens

YWCA Clinton Empowerment Center

The Challenge

Got a big-hearted business, workplace, group, church, or community? Step up and join the Challenge to compete for your local pride in support of CNOY. Check the National Challengeboard to see more!

About YWCA Clinton

YWCA Clinton is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. YWCA Clinton lives its mission out by providing housing resources, advocacy, and case management for victims of violence and those experiencing homelessness; first and second shift childcare and preschool programs; after school, summer, and enrichment programs for youth; health and wellness programs and curriculum, and racial justice and women's empowerment programs.


All proceeds from CNOY will benefit programs in our Empowerment Center. The YWCA Empowerment Center advocates and provides case management and access to supportive services for families and individuals who are experiencing poverty, homelessness or who are at-risk of homelessness due to domestic

violence, economic hardships, and other issues affecting housing stability. We provide Rapid Rehousing resources for up to 12 months, homeless prevention assistance, financial planning, and ongoing case management for those experiencing housing instability.


YWCA Clinton strongly believes in addressing housing needs with supportive advocacy and case management services, while collaborating with community partners to assist them in gaining economic self-sufficiency. Our philosophy is to identify barriers to permanent housing and provide case management to ensure community members can maintain long-term economic and housing stability.


Our center serves as the Coordinated Entry Access point for Clinton and Jackson Counties, which means all community members access services through our intake coordinator. We help those in need access the services, eliminate redundancies, delays, or gaps in services. Clients are provided individualized services, addressing any needs and barriers they encounter as they move toward self-sufficiency. We are a vital hub in our community as we work to combat homelessness in our area.

Event Day Details

Save the date - CNOY Day is February 25, 2023!

StartGoogle Map

317 7th Ave S. Clinton, IA 52732

Schedule

  • 4:00 pm: Meet Check-in opens
  • 5:00 pm: Move Opening remarks + send-off
  • 6:00 pm: Munch Light meal served
  • 7:00 pm: Mosey Goodbye + see you in 2024!

Not able join us in person on CNOY Day? We hope you'll register to fundraise and walk offsite with friends and family.

Route Details

  • Route Distances: Check out the maps below to see where we will be walking.
  • Rest stop: Keep an eye out for opportunities to rest and refresh with yummy snacks along the route.
  • Signage: All routes will be well-signed with our bold blue CNOY signs.
  • Route Support: Route marshals, rest stop hosts, and support vehicle drivers provide support along the route.
  • 12 and under walkers must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.
  • Pets: We love our little furballs like you do, but pets are not permitted at the Coldest Night of the Year except for approved and trained service animals.

Read more about our pet policy here: FAQ: pets.

Check-in

  • All walkers must check-in personally to participate in the in-person event on Saturday, February 25, 2023.
  • Beanies! Fundraising walkers who raise $150+ (or $75+ for those under 18) will receive a CNOY Beanie as a thank you on event day, while supplies last.

Have questions? Visit our FAQ section!

Handling Money

We cannot process cash or checks at our in-person event. Here's what you can do:

  • Credit Card: The Best Option! Simple, secure, automatically tax receipted for gifts of $20+. Visit the Donate page, share your personal page link, or have your donor call CNOY Head Office.
  • Checks: The Old Faithful - made payable to Blue Sea Philanthropy USA with the name of the walker or team on the memo line. Mail them to CNOY Head Office along with your completed pledge sheet. (Scroll down to find the address)
  • Cash: You have 2 options:
  • 1. Login to FundHub, click “Enter $$ and Checks,” create pledges for your cash donations, pay them off with your personal credit card, and keep the cash. OR...
  • 2. Write a check (made out to "Blue Sea Philanthropy USA”) for the total amount of cash you’ve collected. Mail it to the CNOY Head Office with your completed pledge sheet.

Waivers

All participants must register online this year and accept the electronic waiver.

  • Adults: When you register online, you automatically accept an electronic waiver, which is all that is needed for adults.
  • Youth/Children: If you have youth or children on your team, they will need to have their parent or guardian sign a printed paper waiver.
  • Someone on your team (like you!) must take a photo of all child/youth waivers and send them to waivers@cnoy.com.
  • Waivers will be available at check-in on Event Day.

What to Bring

A few common sense suggestions:

  • A cell phone for emergencies (recommended but not required)
  • Good waterproof shoes/boots for walking
  • Warm coat and mitts/gloves
  • A face mask for personal use or if you need to go inside
  • Extra snacks if you have allergies or food sensitivities
  • Your own water bottle
  • A passion for the charity you're walking and fundraising for

Clinton Maps

Check out this year's CNOY route maps below:

2kmView + print!

The 2km route will follow the same path as the 5km route, from the YWCA up to and along the river. At the 1km point there will be a turnaround and you will follow the same path back to YWCA.

5kmView + print!

This route will follow up and along the river. The walk will have a turnaround point at 2.5km, and all walkers will follow the same path back to YWCA Clinton.

Contact Us


CNOY Clinton 2023

Katie Likens Development Director
Phone 563242.2110x106
Email development@ywcaclinton.org

Got questions about the Coldest Night of the Year USA?
help@cnoy.com | 1.877.743.3413