About Walk for Camp Wendake
This is your chance to make an impact for Camp Wendake to benefit those living with HIV/AIDS and their supporters!
Walk for Camp Wendake is a walk/run that takes place on August 16th, 2026. This year marks the sixth Walk/Run for Camp Wendake event, and we’re looking to make it even more successful than last year. Learn more below about how you can take part in the walk!
Who can Participate
Anyone can participate in the walk, and there are a number of ways that you can support us:
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Use the DONATE NOW button to make a donation to one of our participants, or directly to Camp Wendake.
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Use the REGISTER button to create a profile and participate in the event.
How to Participate
To become a participant, simply tap the REGISTER button and fill out the information requested in the registration process.
If you would like to help us raise funds, you can customize your participant page with a personal message, set a donation goal, and ask your friends, family, and coworkers to donate to your page and support your walk. We recommend sharing your participant page with your contacts on social media.
About Camp Wendake
Camp Wendake is a one-week residential camp program for children and adults living with HIV/AIDS and their primary caregivers and the only camp of its kind in Ontario.
Set on the beautiful shores of Lake Huron near Bayfield Ontario, Camp Wendake provides a welcoming place to come together with others who share similar life experiences. When we all come together - it is a powerful and life-changing week focused on food, fun, meeting new people and reuniting with old friends ... all while enjoying a beautiful, rustic camp experience.
Camp Wendake is completely volunteer run - from our 40 camp staff to our year-round hard working Governance Committee who fund raises and works with community partners to ensure the sustainability of this incredible program.
For over 25 years, Camp Wendake has offered individuals living with HIV a stigma-free, safe and beautiful space to relax and experience the joy of community.