Annapolis Valley
This fall, members of the Shelter Movers community are gearing up to support the Nova Scotia chapter by running in the Blue Nose races on November 6-7, 2021.
This group of hobby and competitive runners have been challenged to raise $10,000. At an internal cost of $200 per move, our hope is that we can move an additional 50 families to safety as they transition to a life free of violence.
This year we extended our services to the Annapolis Valley. To celebrate our newest extension, 50% of the funds raised through our Blue Nose campaign will be directed to communities in Kings County, Annapolis County, and West Hants County.
How You Can Help
Register for the Blue Nose
The Blue Nose Marathon offers a variety of races, anywhere from 5k to a full 42k.
Donate
Help us reach our fundraising goal.
Share Our Message
Your family and friends might want to run for Shelter Movers Nova Scotia or donate to our cause.
Shelter Movers Annapolis Valley Extension
We’re pleased to announce that we launched our Annapolis Valley extension!
The Nova Scotia chapter of Shelter Movers has been growing rapidly since we launched in 2019. Since then, we’ve been able to extend our services to the South Shore and now we will be serving Kings County, Annapolis County, and West Hants County. With our newest extension, we will be serving over 60% of the Nova Scotian population.
To volunteer move, please visit: Volunteer
To request a move, please visit: Request A Move
For information on how to donate, please visit: Donation
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