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Join us as we walk to end Alzheimer’s, the nation’s sixth-leading cause of death. With your help, we can raise the funds and awareness to enhance Alzheimer care and support and advance critical research.

Teams are at the heart of what makes Walk to End Alzheimer’s™ so successful. Corporations, families, organizations and school groups build teams to honor those who have been touched by Alzheimer’s. Team members make a difference by asking their family, friends and colleagues.

Start or join a team today!

Interested in volunteering?  We our seeking organized and motivated individuals to join our Walk to End Alzheimer's™ committee and/or to help with a variety of event day tasks. Please contact Jennifer Labrie (jennifer.labrie@alz.org) via email or phone (860) 828-2828

 

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Choose a walk near you

The Connecticut Chapter Walk to End Alzheimer's takes place during the fall and spring. Choose from a walk below to register or to support a walker.

Registration: 9 a.m. – Walk: 10:00 a.m.
(Rain or Shine)

 

Walk to End Alzheimer's Spring 2012 Walk

Litchfield County

Saturday, May 5, 2012 New Milford - Harrybrooke Park

            

Walk to End Alzheimer's Fall 2012 Walks

Fairfield County

Sunday, September 30, 2012 Norwalk-Calf Pasture Beach                  

                   

Hartford County

 

Sunday, September 30, 2012 Enfield-Asnuntuck Community College 

   
 

Saturday, October 14, 2012 Hartford-Bushnell Park

 

New Haven County

 

Sunday, September 30, 2012 New Haven-Lighthouse Point Park       

 

New London County

 

Saturday, September 29, 2012 Waterford-Harkness Memorial State Park

 
       
     
       
     
     
     
       

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Fundraising tools

Forming a Team
Forming a team for the Walk to End Alzheimer's can enhance your experience and multiply your impact on the fight against Alzheimer's. Together, as a team, you are a force much greater than what you can accomplish alone.

Resources to help: All the tools you'll need to make your fundraising for Walk to End Alzheimer's succesful!

Fundraising - Tools to help meet your goal!

Social Networking - Social networking is a fast and easy way to raise dollars and recruit team members for the cause!

Team Captain Tools - You're in charge of recruitment, fundraising and getting the team to Walk on time. What's next? We have some ways to help you succeed!

Team Captain Kit

Registration Form

Fundraising Tools Order Form - Use this form to order Forget-Me-Nots, Casual For A Cause Stickers, Donation Cans and other fundraising tools!

Contribution Form - Use this form to help track contributions

FAQ's - Frequently Asked Questions about parking, registration, incentives, matching gifts and more!

Walk to End Alzheimer's at a glance

  • Scenic courses ranging from 1.5 to 3 miles in length
  • Entertainment, activities for kids and kids-at-heart 
  • Remembrance Areas
  • Advocacy and Chapter information
  • Displays from sponsors and community organizations
  • Refreshments & Entertainment
  • We also welcome volunteers for registration, checkpoints along the route, refreshments, and displays.

Our Walk to End Alzheimer's® goals are:

  • To raise over $ 700,000 in contributions from Walkers (individuals and teams), donors and corporate sponsors during the fall and spring walks.
  • To increase the number of Walk to End Alzheimer's™ teams of family members, friends, neighbors, co-workers, social/civic/fraternal organizations, and sponsor organizations

     

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