by Susan Haldane | Apr 6, 2023 | Steps for Life
There’s a chance you missed it at the last Steps for Life walk you went to. Amid the bustle and fun and bright yellow t-shirts, there’s a quiet memorial called Memory Lane. Memory Lane is the heart of an event that has a lot of heart.Memory Lane is a series of signs,...
by Heather Lyle | Mar 9, 2023 | Steps for Life
Steps for Life is just a few weeks away and already many of our corporate and family teams are hard at work, raising money and awareness. The Steps for Life Team Challenge is fun, but it’s more than that — what’s the real meaning behind it?We often...
by Sarah Wheelan | Feb 9, 2023 | Steps for Life
The reason we walk is right in the name: Steps for Life – Walking for Families of Workplace Tragedy. We walk in support and prevention, because as any family that has experienced a workplace tragedy will tell you, we can’t continue to have more families...
by adminThreadsofLife | Nov 3, 2022 | Steps for Life, Volunteers
One of the inspiring aspects of each Steps for Life-Walking for Families of Workplace Tragedy event is the volunteer committees which organize each local walk. These volunteers truly walk together, and work together too, to ensure the event comes off without a hitch....
by Susan Haldane | Sep 29, 2022 | Steps for Life
Your sponsorship makes a differenceSteps for Life sponsors come in all shapes and sizes – and every one of them makes a difference to health and safety and the lives of people affected by workplace tragedy.The businesses and organizations which support Steps for Life...
by Shari Hinz | Sep 8, 2022 | Steps for Life, Volunteers
When you look for a role model who embodies the definition of community engagement and commitment, Treena Dixon is someone who demonstrates that in many ways. Treena has been involved as a volunteer with Threads of Life since 2011, after moving to the Red Deer region...
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