Vermont Walk Now for Autism Returns for Second Year to Raise $35,000
The Vermont Walk Now for Autism returned to Battery Park in Burlington, Vt., on Saturday, June 14, as 250 walkers on more than 20 teams raised over $35,000.
Children enjoyed visits from Toys”R”Us' Geoffrey the Giraffe, Joey the Clown, who made balloon animals and brought bounce houses, and a face painter. Walkers also enjoyed music from local radio station Star 92.9, which donated advertising time leading up to the Walk.
Generous sponsors including Hint Water, Coca-Cola, Pizza Hut and Rocky's contributed food and refreshments. Many thanks to Walk Chair Jill St. Thomas-Benoit for making the 2nd annual Vermont Walk Now for Autismso successful.
Visit the Vermont Walk Now for Autism page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area.
Children enjoyed visits from Toys”R”Us' Geoffrey the Giraffe, Joey the Clown, who made balloon animals and brought bounce houses, and a face painter. Walkers also enjoyed music from local radio station Star 92.9, which donated advertising time leading up to the Walk.
Generous sponsors including Hint Water, Coca-Cola, Pizza Hut and Rocky's contributed food and refreshments. Many thanks to Walk Chair Jill St. Thomas-Benoit for making the 2nd annual Vermont Walk Now for Autismso successful.
Visit the Vermont Walk Now for Autism page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area.
250 walkers enjoyed the 2nd annual Vermont Walk Now for Autism.
Highlights from the Vermont Walk Now for Autism
(YouTube video, ~2 minutes)
(YouTube video, ~2 minutes)
The Walk Committee poses with Joey the Clown.
Children enjoyed playing with Geoffrey at the Walk.
Walkers carried signs showcasing autism facts.
Walkers enjoyed the route through Battery Park.
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