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[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from a few weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the northwest, Calgary, Alberta, Canada is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

...YYC World Autism Awareness Day (YYC WAAD) in Calgary has grown to be the largest of its kind in Canada! 2023 marks the 10th annual celebration and we are excited to celebrate, to raise awareness and acceptance.

Many leading autism [and] agencies [for individuals with various other challenges] and educational institutes, and more will be in attendance. We will have food options and performers, along with the general public, [individuals] with loved ones who have autism, and individuals on the autism spectrum themselves. Feel free to bring lawn chairs if seating is a priority for you!

...Registration is free and will help us plan our day, so we have some idea of how many [individuals affected by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders] to expect...

Watch for more events coming soon!..

Here is a link to a video on Calgary's Autism Speaks Walk from a couple of days ago:
https://www.facebook.com/watch?ref=s...0495301d0425&q

[source: https://autismalberta.ca/world-autism-acceptance-month/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from a few weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, the Autism Society of the Inland Empire is a southern California-based nonprofit that attempts to allow individuals affected by Autism to get the resources they need to live fully. This includes children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in the Inland Empire region of southern California...

Walk for Inclusion! Walk for Employment! Walk for Education! ...Walk to make a difference in the lives of individuals and families living with Autism in the Inland Empire!

The 2018 ...Walk for Autism is the largest Autism Resource Fair in the Inland Empire and raises much-needed funds to give [individuals impacted by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and those closest to them,] the information [and] resources, they need to thrive in our communities. Join us for an afternoon of fun and resources! All funds raised stay in the Inland Empire to help local [individuals affected by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders]!

[Many of the] first ...adults who register will receive a Walk t-shirt! [Many of the first] children who register will receive an Autism Awareness Drawstring Backpack! Great prizes for fundraisers! The Top Team will lead the Walk!

...We do allow strollers, but no skateboards, inline skates, or wheelie footwear. Pets are not allowed.

Here is a link to a video on the Autism Society of the Inland Empire's Walk from over five years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/IEAccepts/v...79037695694173

[source: https://runsignup.com/Race/CA/Norco/IEautismwalk ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from a few weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, the Autism Society of Alabama is a Jefferson County, Alabama-based nonprofit that attempts to improve services for individuals affected by Autism and those closest to them. The nonprofit attempts to do this through education and advocacy...

Those who want to [get involved in] Autism Awareness Month can do so by walking, running – and even eating.

...the Autism Society of Alabama will host its Walk for Autism and [running event]...

The [Jefferson County] event is one of 16 that will be held around the state in April.

Early registration is now available ...and includes a ...discount for people who sign up before the day of the event. Teams and individuals can participate.

The Walk for Autism brings together [many individuals affected by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders] across Alabama... In addition to the walk and run, the event includes a resource fair for [them] to get information on services available in their areas as well as fun activities for children.

Each of the 16 participating cities will present trophies for Top Fundraiser and Most Team Spirit. Participants can fundraise through sponsorships, donations on the FirstGiving page, or securing pledges and tracking their steps with Fitbit.

...“[Individuals impacted by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders,] schools and businesses are encouraged to form teams [for the Autism fundraiser,]” said Lauren Reid, the organization’s event and fundraising director. “Last year, [many] teams participated.”

Proceeds from the Walk for Autism benefit the mission and projects of the Autism Society of Alabama. Current projects include the Autism Respite program[,] the Library Collection Initiative, which assists each Alabama county in the maintenance of an autism section in one or more public libraries within the county; and the Autism Friendly Campaign, in which businesses provide tolerable sensory settings, accommodating environments and assistance for [those individuals closest to children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.]

Here is a link to a video from the Autism Society of Alabama's Walk in Jefferson County from a couple of months ago:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=...887abc245923&q

[source: https://www.otmj.com/autism-awareness-month/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from almost four weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the south, the Washington, DC metropolitan area is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

Collaborative Solutions, a leading Workday consulting partner, has been selected by the Washington Business Journal as a 2014 Best Places to Work Winner.

...They participate annually in the National Walk Now for Autism hosted in Washington D.C., increasing their corporate sponsorship and employee donations yearly, mirroring how much the firm grows...

Here is a link to a video from Team Collabie, who has donated, fundraised, and walked for Autism Speaks, from about four-and-a-half years ago: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=...2aafff1c0ba8&q

[source: https://www.otmj.com/autism-awareness-month/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from nearly four weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, Tampa, Florida is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

The largest annual fundraiser for Autism Speaks is being held ...in Tampa Saturday morning.

...All of the money will go toward research, scholarships and grants, and tool kits for people living with Autism. All of these resources help people of all ages.

As for the walk itself, it's about the community [getting] together, [and] sharing stories... It's that camaraderie that [individuals impacted by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders] depend on, and it's what keeps them participating year after year.

The Slagle family has been participating for 20 years, along with their daughter Stephanie who is 29-years-old and lives with Autism. Stephanie will be singing the National Anthem ahead of the walk.

"I'm coming back not only to perform like I've always done, but I'm also there to inspire others on the spectrum that they can do amazing things," she said.

...People are still able to participate in the walk today. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. ...Shortly after 10 a.m., opening ceremonies are held and then the walk begins and the after party is an hour after that.

Here is a link to a video on the Tampa, Florida Autism Speaks Walk from about a year ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eodx-nIUvU

[source: https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/ne...areness--funds ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over four weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the south, the Autism Society of North Carolina is a Research Triangle metropolitan area, North Carolina-based nonprofit that attempts to improve lives and educate communities. This includes children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in North Carolina...

Premiere Communications & Consulting was honored to [be involved with] the Autism Society of North Carolina at the ...Annual [Research Triangle metropolitan area] Run/Walk for Autism... This is one of the largest fundraising events for [the nonprofit] each [autumn] and this year’s event was a big success!

...You can make a difference.Proceeds from the [Research Triangle metropolitan area] Run/Walk for Autism [are going towards the funding of] local programs of the Autism Society of North Carolina, the leading statewide resource organization serving the over [many] people in NC across the spectrum throughout their lifespans. Everyone knows someone affected by autism — maybe your brother, cousin, friend at school, neighbor, or co-worker. We can all make a difference in the life of someone with [an Autism Spectrum Disorder.]

...Many of our Employees volunteered their time for this event and we are thankful for the consistent commitment to this cause! Over the last several years our organization has become connected to the [the nonprofit] in a unique way, and we look forward to seeing and hearing all the great stories as a result of their efforts. Our [employeeds] have truly seen with their own eyes the impact the [the nonprofit] makes within the local community and across the State.

In addition to the volunteering, the Premiere team is also donating a fully restored 1967 Camaro to be raffled off in an effort to raise additional funds [for] the [the nonprofit] and the many resources they offer. Join us in [giving to that nonprofit] and enter your chance to win this [great prize.]There are a limited number of raffle tickets, so don’t miss out!

Here is a link to a video on the Autism Society of North Carolina's Research Triangle metropolitan area Walk from nearly five years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=...e031a0f69892&q

[source: https://www.premiere-inc.com/2019/10...lk-for-autism/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over four weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, the Fraser is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based nonprofit that is that state's largest and most experienced provider of early childhood services for children with various challenges. This includes children with Autism in Minnesota...

Thank you to all who joined us at the Fraser Walk for Autism, presented by Central Roofing Company. We are thrilled to share that over $130,000 was raised for the Fraser Autism Center of Excellence, which provides the most critical services to children, teens and adults with autism.

This year, we have provided both in-person and telehealth services, along with wrap-around services such as pediatric therapy, employment, housing and other community supports. You make it possible for Fraser to remain open and offer a vital resource to our community. You lift us up!

Here is a link to a video on Fraser's Autism Walk from a few years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=...d9f7d5cc0837&q

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[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over four weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

Life on the Spectrum is a documentary series where Autism Speaks Canada shares the lived experiences of autistic Canadians and those individuals closest to them, coast to coast to coast...

...This innovative multimedia storytelling initiative drives social change through education and increased understanding.

[Autism Speaks Canada is] committed to autistic representation at every level of development, production and dissemination of the documentaries.

[The nonprofit hopes that] by sharing first-hand accounts of autistic Canadians, [it] can increase understanding and acceptance of autistic people; [create more] inclusion[,] and inspire social change across Canada.

Here is a link to a video from Autism Speaks Canada on this interesting initiative from about seven months ago : https://www.facebook.com/AutismSpeak...88027558437310

[source: https://www.autismspeaks.ca/lots/#:~...%20to%20coast. ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over four weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, Atlanta, Georgia is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

Autism Speaks Walk is the world’s largest fundraising event to enhance the lives of people with autism today and accelerate a spectrum of solutions for tomorrow.

...Join Autism Speaks Georgia Chapter for the ...annual Autism Speaks Atlanta Walk in partnership with the Marcus Autism Center on Sunday, April 29th beginning at 8:00am at Atlantic Station Pinnacle Lot in a 1.7 mile walk.

Registration is free but fundraising is encouraged.

Register online ...Cost: Free to attend – Fundraising is highly encouraged.

$150 per walker receives commemorative walk day t-shirt...

Here is a link to a video from Atlanta's Autism Speaks Walk from over a year ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJTetYNrSuo&t=7s

[source: https://www.midtownatl.com/do/14th-a...-autism-center ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over a month ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the east, Downeast Horizons is an Ellsworth, Maine-based nonprofit that attempts to get individuals with various challenges to live complete and fulfilling lives. This includes children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in the area...

Downtown Ellsworth transformed into a sea of red as children and adults with autism took to the streets to share why they were walking.

"We could raise the awareness so that everyone could see it," said Anthony Zambrano, executive director of Downeast Horizons.

"It's a really good feeling to know everybody is raising awareness and [involved in the Walk]," said [CS], a participant in the walk.

Participants and [those individuals closest to them] started at Knowlton Park before making their way downtown to Main Street and looping back onto School Street.

Walkers were enthusiastic the whole way, cheering and even receiving some friendly honks from drivers.

"Awesome. Fun. I like it and new friends here that I like a lot," said Doug Dow, a participant in the walk.

Proceeds from the event will help further educate staff members at Downeast Horizons about the needs of people who are on the spectrum.

Zambrano says it will also help fund activities for children in the organization.

"Early intervention makes a big difference in the lives of these folks. The younger you help someone with autism, the quicker these behaviors can change so they can fit into society," said Zambrano.

Having two decades of healthcare experience, Downeast Horizons staff member Theresa Andrews says she walks in this event to show why people with autism should always be accepted and treated with respect.

"I have had the funnest times of my life with these people, and it's very important to me that they have good lives. That they're happy, they're healthy and that they are treated well," said Andrews.

[CS] agrees.

"Everyone's different in society and it's important to recognize the ones who have a [challenge including Autism] and do everything to help them in society, and help them learn the same way we do," [he] said.

Here is a link to a video on Downeast Horizons' Autism awareness event and fundraiser from about a month ago:

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=828799741917160

[source: https://www.foxbangor.com/news/local...2ad61ab94.html ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over a month ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, the Autism Society of Greater Akron is an Akron, Ohio-based nonprofit...

The Autism Society of Greater Akron really knows how to throw a party.

[Many] runners and walkers assembled on Saturday morning in downtown Akron for the nonprofit group’s fourth annual Akron Autism 5K Run and Walk, a family-friendly event.

There were cheerleaders from Springfield High School, a martial arts exhibition by students from Akron’s Summit Academy Schools, music from the local Steel Angels Steelband, inflated bounce houses, the children’s band Zobapago, costumed characters, face painting and refreshments.

[Other] supporters, vendors and volunteers showed up for the event, described as the largest charity affair staged at Akron’s Lock 3 Park.

This year’s event raised more than $90,000 for the local group and helped raise awareness of autism, said Executive Director Laurie Cramer. It is the group’s No. 1 fundraising event.

“We’re just thrilled with the results,” she said.

The runners covered five kilometers (3.1 miles) on downtown streets and the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail. The walkers had a 1-mile course. Some pushed strollers and some had dogs on leashes.

The winning male-female runners were Jeff Beatty, 18, of Wadsworth, with a time of 16 minutes and 50 seconds and Melissa Vince, 24, of Canton, with a time of 20 minutes and 2 seconds.

The event is marked by the teams or crews wearing matching T-shirts in various colors and with different messages in personal support of individuals with autism....

Here is a link to a video on the nonprofit's Autism Walk from about seven years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=...92df83adf3c9&q

[source: https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/...y/10535563007/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from a few days ago was Downeast Horizons, an Ellsworth, Maine-based nonprofit that attempts to get individuals with various challenges to live complete and fulfilling lives. This includes children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Maine.

To the west, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada is home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation...

[Applied Behaviour Analysis] Connections once again participated in the Resource Fair for the Autism Speaks Walk in Ottawa this past Sunday on June 2nd, 2019.

Despite the weather the walk was a ...success and our Clinical Director, Leigh Giles, and Director of Client Services, Anna [S.], had a great time meeting everyone!

If you didn't get a chance to [see us at the Resource Fair] and see all the exciting things happen at [Applied Behavior Analysis] Connections over the summer make sure to head over to our services page or give us a call ...for more information!

Here is a link to a video on Ottawa's Autism Speaks Canada Walk from over five years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/AutismSpeak...51348721739415

[source: https://abaconnections.ca/autism-speaks-canada-walk/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from yesterday was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

Join the 2nd Annual Musical Autism Awareness event! This concert features live music, during which audience members are welcome to sit, stand, walk around, dance and more.

...No registration required.

Just show up at the Schenley Plaza, and enjoy the show!

Accessibility Info:
...
All behaviors welcome!

Here is a link to a video on Pittsburgh's Autism Speaks Walk from over four years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/samiragillc...56060279697540

[source: https://cityofpittsburgh.macaronikid...reness-concert ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from nearly a week ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the south, the JP Jumpers Foundation is a Chesterfield, Virginia-based nonprofit that attempts to provide services and events for individuals impacted with various challenges. JPJF Outreach takes place in various locations across the Richmond region of Virginia via successful partnerships with several non-profit and for-profit organizations who want to 'JumP In' for the Special Needs Community...

...later this month ...the JP Jumpers Foundation is hosting its ...annual [Light It Up Blue] Autism Walk & Festival.

They are lighting the Science Museum of Virginia blue for Autism!

[Go] to the Science Museum of Virginia Sunday, April 28th ...for ...face painting, ...music, ...and more.

There are 4 distances available for the walk, so people with any ability can participate.

While the event is free, they encourage you to sign up...

Here is a link to a video from the nonprofit's Autism Walk from about a year ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uv7tbXAYG8

[source: https://www.wric.com/community/jp-ju...walk-festival/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over a week ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southeast, the Autism Society of Maine is a Winthrop, Maine-based nonprofit that attempts to create lifelong access and opportunity for all individuals on the Autism spectrum to become participating members of their communities. This includes children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Maine...

The Autism Society of Maine has redesigned its ...annual fundraiser into a virtual walk and run during April.

From [the entire month of April,] the society invites participants to honor the heroes in their lives, and to "walk or run for that person who makes your life extra special." Participants choose the day and location for their walk or run.

The funds raised through the [Autism] Walk go directly toward the society’s programs for [individuals impacted by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, and also those closest to them like] caretakers and those who work with them....

Here is a link to a video on the Autism Society of Maine's annual Walk from a couple of years ago: https://www.facebook.com/10006489504...40811181029483

[source: https://waldo.villagesoup.com/archiv...5f29bc393.html ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from a couple of weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the northwest, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada is also home to an annual Autism Speaks Canada Walk...

Edmonton [-based individuals affected by autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders] took [part in a] walk for autism in Rundle Park Sunday morning.

These ‘Walk now for Autism Speaks Canada’ events – held in [many] cities across the country – are the [organisation's] largest fundraisers.

Edmonton-Wetaskiwin MP Mike Lake, whose 10-year-old son Jaden was diagnosed with autism when he was two, highlighted the financial significance of the event.

“The target is $150,000 … I think it’s been pretty successful given the economic circumstances in Alberta right now,” Lake said. “Money does go to important research and community services, grants, or local organizations.”

However, this walk isn’t just to raise money. It’s an opportunity for [those individual impacted by Autism to be there for one another], but especially, for the rest of the community to show solidarity to those who have been affected by this [condition.]

“It's all of those other people that ...walk side-by-side, and really show that important [backing of individuals affected by Autism, including children with Autism Spectrum Disorders,]" Lake said...

Here is a link to a video from the Edmonton Autism Speaks Canada Walk from almost a month ago
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=...007e3a622c68&q

[source: https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/walk-now...park-1.3067678 ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over two weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the northwest, Raymond, Alberta, Canada is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada...

Every April, people around the world join together to raise awareness as well as increase understanding of people with autism.

Raymond Elementary School will be recognizing this day [just before World Autism Awareness Day.]

Students are invited to wear a BLUE shirt on Thursday and bring a small donation to go towards the Walk For Autism campaign.

Together as a school, we will be participating in a walk to show our [personal involvement in the cause]...

Each individual with autism is unique. Many of those on the autism spectrum have exceptional abilities in visual skills, music, and academic skills. (austimspeaks.org School Community Tool Kit)...

Here is a link to a video from Raymond, Alberta's Autism Speaks Canada Walk from about four years ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_V9SQSGsXKw

[source: https://res.westwind.ab.ca/home/news...-awareness-day ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from over two weeks ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, Los Angeles is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

[Many] people attended the ...annual Autism Speaks Walk held at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena Saturday.

The ...walk raises money for autism and highlights those who live with [Autism Spectrum Disorders, including children with the condition, and those closest to them].

"It means a lot just to see [everyone here] not just [for] their own family but everyone else," said Melissa Agiler, a participant at the walk. "It just opens up doors and more help for our loved ones to get that [assistance.]"

Here is a link to a video on Los Angeles' Autism Speaks Walk from about seven years ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTHeqd6qTA0

[source: https://abc7.com/autism-speaks-walks...-bowl/1934929/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from a couple of days ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, Cincinnati, Ohio is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

The Cincinnati Autism Speaks Walk is this Saturday and the weather is looking [really good] for the event!

Check out the event details below:

Date: Saturday, May 18, 2019
...8:30am: Registration Begins
10:00am: Opening Ceremonies
10:15am: WALK!

...There is still time to join #TeamPSBG by following this link: http://act.autismspeaks.org/goto/PSBG.

**Our goal is to get a group picture at approximately 9:30am before the Opening Ceremonies. We will keep team members informed through social media and the REMIND app/text messaging service. We created a separate REMIND number for walk participants. Please consider signing up to receive notifications regarding “Team PSBG Cincinnati Autism Walk” by texting @cinciwalk to 81010. You can also join by visiting www.remind.com/join/cinciwalk.

We look forward to seeing everyone at the event!

Here is a link to a video from Cincinnati's Autism Speaks Walk from over five years ago: https://www.facebook.com/AutismSpeak...54762931193078

[source: https://positivesolutionsbehaviorgro...rday-may-18th/ ]

[Visionary7903]

The subject of the post from almost a week ago was Ottawa, Ontario, Canada being home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks Canada. Autism Speaks is North America's leading Autism science and advocacy organisation.

To the southwest, Atlanta, Georgia is also home to an annual Walk for Autism Speaks...

We would love to have you join us at the 2019 Autism Speaks Walk, which is scheduled on Sunday, April 28 at Atlantic Station Pinnacle Lot.

The Walk starts at 9:00 a.m. and ends at 12:00 p.m.

Autism Speaks runs the nation's largest autism walk fundraising event and Marcus Autism Center receives 50% of the funds raised.

I participated in the 2018 Walk with [those individuals closest to me] – and [am going to do] so again in 2019—it was lots of fun and for a most worthy cause!

Enroll in one of the Marcus-Children's teams and help us reach our goals!...

Here is a link to a video on the Atlanta Autism Speaks Walk from over two years ago:
https://www.facebook.com/autismspeak...94395017591211

[source: https://ptc.gatech.edu/2019-autism-speaks-walk ]