Join us in support of recovery!
Saturday, May 31, 2025 – SOLD OUT
Registration & Breakfast: 9:30 a.m. Location: Unifor Local 222 Union Hall
1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa
(light breakfast & coffee service)
Walk/Run: 11:30 a.m.
Location: Lakefront West Park, 1221 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa

This year’s Road to Recovery Walk/Run is sold out. You can still support Renascent’s Mission by making a donation to one of our fundraising individuals or teams.
About Road to Recovery Walk/Run
Road to Recovery Walk/Run is a fundraiser that helps to make addiction treatment more accessible to those who need care and it challenges the stigma associated with this deadly illness. All proceeds directly benefit Renascent Foundation and are used help Renascent bridge the gap between the government funding we receive and the actual cost of delivering our life-changing addiction treatment.
Fundraising Tips for Participants
As a champion for Renascent and our mission in providing accessible treatment to those living with addiction, you can help spread the word and start soliciting for donations. These helpful and proven tips will set you up for success as a Renascent fundraising champion.
Check out our Fundraising Tips for Participants.
Thank you for supporting life-changing addiction treatment.
Road to Recovery 2024 Paves the Way to Healing Addiction

Runners and walkers had a spring in their step at the Fifth Annual Renascent Road to Recovery Walk/Run. This year’s fundraiser brought in over $18,500 – the highest sum to date – to support the delivery of life-saving addiction treatment at Renascent’s Centres.
The event, held on June 1 at Lakefront West Park in Oshawa, was attended by the Member of Parliament for Durham, the Honorable Jamil Jivani, who delivered opening remarks to the participants, and presented Renascent with a Letter of Congratulations for its long-standing commitment to serving people coping with drug and alcohol addiction. Renascent alumni, clients, and staff then walked a scenic five-kilometer route along the Durham Region waterfront. Afterwards, attendees enjoyed a lunchtime fellowship and a delicious BBQ meal at the Paul J. Sullivan Centre in Brooklin.


Why we Walk

Tammie’s Story
“I am participating in Renascent’s Road to Recovery Walkathon/Run to help give back the HOPE that I was given during my stay at Renascent Graham Munro Centre,” said Tammie.
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Leah’s Story
“I loved the Road to Recovery walk. I loved how intimate it was and enjoyed getting to know other participants and hear their stories,” said Leah.
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Every day in Ontario, an increasing number of families grieve the loss of a loved one to addiction. In Ontario alone, there continues to be a staggering rise in substance use and drug-related deaths. Substance use disorders were among the leading causes of illness for Canadians, affecting more people than heart disease and causing more hospitalizations than heart attacks and strokes combined.
While addiction is a devastating and deadly illness, recovery is possible. Help us make life-saving treatment more accessible for individuals and families.

Thank you to our 2025 sponsors



