Welcome! The Down Syndrome Association of Wisconsin, Inc. looks forward to having you join us for our
12TH ANNUAL BUDDY WALK
The Buddy Walk is designed not only to help raise funds, but also to help raise awareness and promote inclusion, diversity and acceptance of Down syndrome, as well as, strive to guarantee access to a full life for all individuals with Down syndrome, their families and friends. We place priority on support and education, delivering quality programs and services, and maximizing available resources.
Please Join us for a family-friendly, fun-filled day at the Milwaukee County Zoo on Sunday, September 28th, 2008 (12:00 - 3:00 rain or shine), registration includes:
General Raffle Tickets available before the event and/or at the Buddy Walk, $1 each or 6 for $5.
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT DSAW'S 12TH ANNUAL BUDDY WALK?
SPONSOR A WALKER: In the toolbar to your right, locate the personal fundraising page by entering the last name into the SEARCH box or by clicking on "view all fundraisers." Go to the fundraising page and press the SPONSOR US NOW button. REGISTER TO WALK/JOIN A TEAM: Click on GET STARTED and choose the "WALKER Registration" link, or find your team in the tool bar to your right. CREATE A FUNDRAISING PAGE: After registration, follow the instructions to set up your own fundraising page. Any individual/group can do so! Link your fundraising page to your Team when prompted. NON-WALKERS can create a fundraising page by clicking on GET STARTED, then "FUNDRAISER ONLY".EMAIL EVERYONE YOU KNOW: Direct people to this website (www.firstgiving.com/dsaw) or your team's personal fundraising page and ask them to sponsor and walk.VOLUNTEER: Contact DSAW at (414)327-3729 or email us at info@dsaw.orgDONATE: Make a general donation to DSAW by clicking on DONATE!
Still Have Questions? Visit www.dsaw.org for complete event details, Email info@dsaw.org, contact (414)327-3729, or Firstgiving support at 1-617-591-2121 #3.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
*Your financial support funds our event & DSAW's efforts to improve the quality of life for all individuals with Down syndrome*