Raised:
$00%Goal:
$35,000

Hagerstown

Hosted by Reach of Washington County

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The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly fundraising walk in support of local charities. Let’s change the tune for people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness... because it’s cold out there.

Event Day Details

Save the date - CNOY Day is February 22, 2025!

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20175 Scholar Dr, Hagerstown, MD 21742

Hagerstown Community College (HCC) ARCC Building located at 20175 Scholar Drive, Hagerstown, MD 21740

https://www.hagerstowncc.edu/athletics/arcc

Hagerstown Maps

Check out this year's CNOY route maps below:

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Scholar Drive loop with START and FINISH at Hagerstown Community College's ARCC Building. Loop once for 2km, and 3 times for 5km

Hagerstown 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	Friends of Reach - If you need a team, join us or start your own!	Jackie Strama	2

#	Name	Team Name	Donors	Raised
1	Liz Yingling	Friends of Reach - If you need a team, join us or start your own!
2	Jackie Strama	Friends of Reach - If you need a team, join us or start your own!

About Reach of Washington County

Reach’s mission is to support and strengthen the community by preventing and resolving homelessness in Washington County. We empower individuals and families to move toward independence and stability through compassion, education, advocacy and resources.

Reach is a nonprofit organization serving the Washington County community for 34 years through our volunteer outreach programs. Our programs range from safety net to independence, which includes a Cold Weather Shelter for homeless adults, and our year-round programs including Case Management, a Day Resource Center, Bridge to Change (cleaning the City of Hagerstown), financial assistance to those facing crises, and Financial Literacy classes.

We assist approximately 3,000 Washington County residents annually with a staff of twelve and typically 1,600 volunteers. We serve the homeless, nearly homeless, and working poor residents of Washington County.