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Monticello

Hosted by Sullivan County Fed for the Homeless

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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. Join us on February 22, 2025 - team up, fundraise, and walk with us!

Event Day Details

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

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Resorts World

888 Resorts World Drive

Monticello, NY 12701

We will be starting in the Alder Hotel lobby on Resorts World property.

Schedule

4:00 pm: Meet Check-in

4:45 pm: Muster Gather for Opening Remarks

5:00 pm: Move Send-off

6:00 pm: Munch Light meal served

7:00 pm: Mosey Goodbye + see you in 2026!

Not able to join us in person at the Main Event? We hope you'll register, 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: 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.

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

No 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 >

Check-In

All walkers participating at the Main Event on Saturday, February 22, 2025 must check-in upon arrival.

Toques! Fundraising walkers who raise $150+ (or $75+ for those under 18) will receive a CNOY toque as a thank you on event day, while supplies last.

Offsite fundraising walkers can contact their local event director to arrange toque pickup the week of the event.

Have questions? Visit the FAQ section!

Handling Money

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 the CNOY Head Office.

Checks: The Old Faithful - made out to Coldest Night of the Year with your name on the Memo line. Mail them to CNOY Head Office along with your completed pledge form.

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 “Coldest Night of the Year”) 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 and accept the electronic waiver.

Adults accept the waiver automatically when they register online.

Youth/Children under the age of majority need a waiver signed by their parent or guardian.

An online form will be emailed to all parents/guardians before CNOY Day.

You may also bring a filled-out printed waiver.

Waivers will also be available at check-in on CNOY 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

Extra snacks if you have allergies or food sensitivities

Your own water bottle

A passion for the charity you're walking and fundraising for!

About Sullivan County Fed for the Homeless

The Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless has operated as a safety net for individuals and families in crisis since 1987. Located at 9 Monticello Street in Monticello, we are the only full-time soup kitchen in Sullivan County and are open Monday through Friday, serving breakfast and lunch, providing over 40,000 nutritious meals each year. The Federation also operates a weekly food pantry and Veteran’s Food Pantry, which together last year distributed 8,138 pantry bags- each bag consisting of 3 meals a day for 3 days, which is the equivalent of 73,242 meals. Over 25 volunteers assist with preparing meals, serving, and cleaning the kitchen and dining area. Volunteers also care for the grounds with mowing, weeding, and general maintenance.

We serve approximately 300 people each year who are homeless, living in overcrowded conditions with family or friends of are in danger of losing their housing. Families are stabilized by providing direct service, referrals, advocacy, case management, and other alternative means. Our skill and experience allows us to make rapid progress when assessing the possibilities for our clients, as 90% of those assisted do not require re-housing. Another of our community supports is a program designed specifically to stabilize housing for people living with HIV/AIDS. The Federation also serves as a “warming station.” In addition to our homeless population, many of our senior citizens and others on fixed incomes are among those especially affected during the coldest winter months. The Federation provides a place for residents to go for a few hours a day which in turn helps in lowering their heating costs.

Our most sincere thanks for your support!