Katherine walks on fire for Cedar Foundation

Lisburn woman Katherine Dawson walked across burning embers for Cedar Foundation.
Katherine Dawson and Jenny who took part in the firewalk recentlyKatherine Dawson and Jenny who took part in the firewalk recently
Katherine Dawson and Jenny who took part in the firewalk recently

The fearless local woman was among 30 others who did the walk on Saturday April 26 at the Belfast Harlequins Rugby Club to raise money for the charity that delivers a range of services to support and aid children and adults with disabilities.

After a motivational training session led by Fire Master Adam Burman from BLAZE Firewalking all 30 were encouraged to walk across 20 feet of wood embers burning at 1200° Fahrenheit without experiencing any pain or injury. They watched the fire being lit which did nothing to hinder their determination.

Katherine described the event as fantastic.

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“I had always wanted to do a firewalk and wanted the chance to raise money for the great work that Cedar carries out,” said Katherine.

“On the night I was initially nervous but once the group attended the seminar we were all excited and motivated to walk across the embers.

“I had a fantastic time and would recommend the experience to anyone.”

The Cedar Foundation delivers a range of services in Northern Ireland that enable children and adults with disabilities to be fully included in their communities.

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