Participants walk a mile in red, high heels in Port Elgin on May 29 in support of Women's House Serving Bruce and Grey. (Submitted image)Close to $7,000 was raised for Women's House Serving Bruce and Grey through two Walk a Mile in Her Shoes events over the weekend.
They took place in Kincardine and Port Elgin.
Close to 30 men walked a mile in red high-heeled shoes to not only raise money but to raise awareness of gender-based violence.
According to Women's House Serving Bruce and Grey, one in every four women is abused.
Donations can still be made through the organization's website at whsbg.on.ca/are-you-man-enough.
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