Last year Reach and Row for Hospice featured nine sailboats along with 21 rowers throughout Waterfront Day at John Wayne Marina and Sequim Bay. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Last year Reach and Row for Hospice featured nine sailboats along with 21 rowers throughout Waterfront Day at John Wayne Marina and Sequim Bay. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Registration open for ‘row’ portion of 2019 Reach and Row

Sequim Bay event raises funds for Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County

SEQUIM — Rowers and paddlers can now register for Reach and Row for Hospice, Sequim Bay Yacht Club’s annual fundraiser for Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, set for Sept. 28-29.

Established more than a quarter century ago as a sailboat race, Reach and Row last year was expanded to include a competition for anyone with an oar or paddle, including rowers, kayakers, canoers, paddle boarders and the like.

Participation

More than 55 participated last year in the new, 5-mile open water race on Sequim Bay.

This year, sailors race on Saturday, Sept. 28, with other craft competing Sunday, Sept. 29.

Anyone of high school age and older from anywhere in the greater Puget Sound area is welcome to compete individually or as a team.

Registration information for rowers and paddlers is on the yacht club website at tinyurl.com/PDN-Reach.

More information about the sailboat race registration will be available soon at tinyurl.com/PDN- Sailboat.

All funds from registration fees go to the 501(c)(3) nonprofit hospice organization.

The 2018 Reach and Row raised more than $31,000 for respite care for VHOCC patients throughout the county, bringing the yacht club’s total contribution to the hospice organization’s respite care program to more than $360,000.

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