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IN HIGH HEELS
June 23, 2016 · 0 Comments
The MENtors Walk in support of Family Transition Place saw men don high heels on Saturday, June 18, to bring awareness and reduce the cycle of violence against women and girls. Liam Jordan, centre, was the youngest person to take part in the walk and is joined by committee members Joe Andrew, right, and Gilbert Sipkema, wearing their heels and the Mentors committee, in front of Orangeville Town Hall.
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