For a second year in a row, Obstafun combined fun and fundraising for a local charity organization.
The event featured obstacle courses for children, designed by children.
Approximately 250 people were expected to take part in Saturday’s event.
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Money raised will be donated to the West Island Community Shares, a charity organization which helps support 40 local community organizations.
“I really wanted to give back to my community and give money to a place here in the West Island,”Danielle Pugsley, who came up with the idea, said.
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“I had a whole list of things to do, but the one that stood out the most was an obstacle course.”
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Children made their way through various obstacle courses at Cedar Park Heights.
The fun went on for three hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
A larger crowd was expected this time around compared to last year.
Pugsley hopes to have the event again next year.
“It doesn’t matter if you give like $5, $1 as long as you give back and you help out the community,” Pugsley said. “It always just makes you feel good.”