Saturday, October 29th, 2011, three local nonprofits are coming together to host an unforgettable “Walk & Roll, Healthy Halloween” event at Centennial Park.
This will be our 6th Annual Walk & Roll. This year, the walk will include a health expo with vendors that provide a healthy life style service or product to the community.
ABLE Youth, Sports 4 All Foundation, and Technology Access Center are organizations in the community supporting and serving people with disabilities; we need your help to make our event successful so that we can continue to serve people in need.
Entry Fee - Everyone is welcome to join in the walk to show support. Every individual registered for the walk will receive a walk T-shirt.
Rates - Individual cost is $25; if you walk as a team (5 person minimum) the rate decreases to $15 per person.
Deadline - Registrations will be accepted on the morning of the Walk & Roll. Register by October 15 to be guaranteed a t-shirt in your choice of size.
Vendor Registration - Download the vendor registration form.
Download directions for setting up a fundraising page (PDF)
Saturday, October 29 2011
1PM - Registration
2-5 PM - Walk & Roll begins
The Walk & Roll is held in Centennial Park in Nashville, Tennessee. For a map of the park, please click here. Registration and event start is adjacent to the locomotive (marked "F" on the map) at the rear of the park.
Three collaborative partners, each with a longstanding history of providing quality supports to people in Mid-Tennessee, organize and receive the proceeds from the Walk & Roll. For more information, please feel free to contact one of our partner agencies:
MissionPromote the independence and participation of individuals of all ages with disabilities in school, work or play through their use of assistive technology.
MissionTo reach and teach children in wheelchairs ages three through college the importance of complete independence in all activities of daily living, which in turn leads to self- esteem, motivation, and a desire to excel.
MissionTo improve the quality of life of individuals with disabilities by providing funding, equipment, programming and education to enable full participation in sports and recreation activities.