Over $400,000 Raised at 4th Annual Orange County Walk
Over 5,000 people, including more than 150 volunteers, joined the 4th annual Orange County Walk Now for Autism on Saturday, November 17 at Hidden Valley in Irvine, raising over $400,000. Many walkers came from the San Diego area, as their walk was cancelled due to the devastation of the wildfires.
Walkers enjoyed a resource fair with over 50 vendors and musical entertainment by Dual Eyed Mic, who also performed at last year's walk.
Walkers enjoyed a resource fair with over 50 vendors and musical entertainment by Dual Eyed Mic, who also performed at last year's walk.
Highlights from Orange County Walk event
YouTube Video ~ 3 minutes
Adam Walden, from Autism: The Musical, kicked-off the opening ceremonies singing the National Anthem and Bret Prichard, Major Gifts Director of Autism Speaks, kept the events rolling as emcee.
Special thanks to in-kind sponsors Panera Bakery, Peet's Coffee & Tea, and local Corporate Visionary Sponsor, Nikken International.
Visit the Orange County walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area.
Special thanks to in-kind sponsors Panera Bakery, Peet's Coffee & Tea, and local Corporate Visionary Sponsor, Nikken International.
Visit the Orange County walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area.
Adam Waldon from Autism: The Musical playing the National Anthem
Saying goodbye to Bret Prichard, Major Gifts Director of Autism SPeaks
Walkers warmed up with LA Fitness
Zach Vitto, center, with Storm Troopers
Santa Margarita High School Basketball Team
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