What is Walk a Mile in Her Shoes?
They say, “You can’t truly know a person’s experience unless you walk a mile in their shoes.” Walk a Mile in Her Shoes is a men’s march designed to raise awareness of gender-based violence and support Stepping Stones Crisis Society’s mission to provide safety, advocacy, and resources for survivors. Participants—primarily men—don red high heels to symbolically step into the experience of those impacted by domestic violence.
This empowering event is more than a fundraiser—it’s a community statement that domestic and gender-based violence have no place in Cold Lake, Bonnyville, or anywhere.
Key Highlights:
Wear red high heels and walk a mile for awareness.
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Raise funds to support shelter services, outreach programs, and advocacy efforts.
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Engage with the community and take a stand against violence.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
We are incredibly grateful for the support of our sponsors for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes.
Want to be part of the walk?
Sponsors for our 2027 walk can reach out to ev****@*******************ty.ca to learn more.
Pump Sponsor
Loafer Sponsor
Walk a Mile 2026
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved this year.
View photos from this year's event below.
Reflecting on Our Success
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes has been an integral event for Stepping Stones Crisis Society for years. Here are some of the incredible achievements:
2026
Raised $6,137 with Armand Gagnier taking the crown as the top pledge earner.
2024
Raised $10,000 with over 50 participants. The top pledge earner was David Sharun, raising $1,930!
2019
The event grew significantly, raising over $5,000. Community members, RCMP officers, and local leaders participated to show their solidarity.
Why This Matters
Domestic and gender-based violence affect countless individuals in our region. Walk a Mile in Her Shoes raises critical funds for Stepping Stones Crisis Society, ensuring that survivors in Cold Lake, Bonnyville, and beyond have access to emergency shelter, counseling, and resources.
By participating, you’re helping to:
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Provide safe shelter and support to survivors.
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Expand community outreach and education programs.
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Promote awareness and prevention of violence.
