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2008 Walk Now for Autism - West Plains, MO West Plains Walk Now for Autism Nearly Doubles Funds Raised Hundred of families and supporters in the West Plains, Mo. community gathered for the 4th annual West Plains Walk Now for Autism at the West Plains Civic Center on Saturday, September 27. The walkers, on 20 teams, raised over $22,000. Special thanks to Walk sponsor C & K Clothing, which made a financial contribution and provided snacks and refreshments on Walk day. Walkers enjoyed the events Cowboy Carnival theme, which featured numerous entertainers, Western-themed games for children, stock cars, fire trucks and Stagecoach Rick, who brought an interactive stagecoach. Walkers also met Sleeping Beauty, Little Red Riding Hood, and other Disney characters. After the Walk, in the afternoon, the neighboring town of Mountain View its Pioneer Days event, where one of the West Plains Walk teams (West Plains Bank) had their own autism walk/parade as part of the larger event. Returning Walk Chair Shanna Head provided a wonderful introduction of the committee members and details regarding other community events supporting Autism Speaks. The Missouri State University West Plains cheerleaders performed three times and rallied the crowd before the Walk. Visit the West Plains Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for West Plains Missouri fundraiser

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Rochester NY Rochester Walk Now for Autism Raises Over $200,000 On Saturday, September 27, 1,800 people enjoyed the 6th annual Rochester Walk Now for Autism at Monroe Community College in Rochester, N.Y. The walkers, on more than 200 teams, raised over $200,000 a 24% increase over the 2007 Walk. Despite rainy weather which forced the Walk into the gymnasium, walkers ventured outside to enjoy bounce houses and The Talking School Bus. Children also enjoyed a sensory area, arts and crafts, and the antics of Gary the Happy Pirate. The Rochester Walk welcomed back NBC10s Jennifer Johnson as the events emcee. Other local luminaries in attendance included Scientific Advisory Board member Dr. Susan Hyman of the University of Rochester and J-Mac. The Walk hosted a resource fair,which showcased 18 companies and organizations, including CARD, Clinical Associates of the Finger Lakes, New York State Association for Behavior Analysis, Upstate Communication resource, University of Rochester and UNYFEAT. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Rochester Walk Now for Autism, including Time Warner Cable, which provided pedometers for walkers, Wegmans, which provided samples of gluten-casein free products and UNO Chicago Grill, which provided hot dogs and wraps for all walkers. Many thanks to Walk Chair Marci Levy for making the Rochester Walk such a success. Visit the Rochester Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for Rochester New York fundraiser

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Greater Hudson Valley Inaugural Greater Hudson Valley Walk Now for Autism Raises Over $110,000 The inaugural Greater Hudson Valley Walk Now for Autism took place on Saturday, September 27 in two locations the Anthony Wayne Recreation Area in Stony Point, New York. and a satellite location at the Sullivan County Community College in Loch Sheldrake, New York. Together the two events drew more than 800 enthusiastic attendees on 92 walk teams and raised more than $110,000. Rockland County Legislator and Camp Venture President John Murphy addressed the crowd during opening ceremonies. Sullivan County Legislator Leni Binder and 98th District Assembly member Aileen Gunther also shared their enthusiasm and support with the crowd. Walkers were entertained with music by Jeffrey Friedberg and the Bossy Frog Band. The resource fair showcased a variety of booths including The Anderson Center for Autism, Columbia University Medical Center and District 18 Challenger Little League. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Greater Hudson Valley Walk Now for Autism. Branches of Care served as Silver Sponsor, the Catskill Regional Medical Center, Small Steps, Keller Williams Hudson Valley Realty and The Law Office of Patricia S. Phelan served as Bronze Sponsors and The First National Bank of Jeffersonville and United Water served as Community Investors. Special thanks to Jackie Curtiss and Kelly Giminiani for making the inaugural Greater Hudson Valley walk a success. Tags: autism speaks walk now for Greater Hudson Valley New York fundraiser

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Cleveland, OH 7,000 Walkers in Cleveland Raise more than $354,000 On Sunday, September 28, 7,000 people walked at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians, for the 2nd annual Cleveland Walk Now for Autism. The walkers, on nearly 350 teams, raised over $354,000. Entertainment at the Walk was varied and plentiful and included childrens games and bounce houses. Music was provided by a competition singing group from Mentor High School and DJ Nick Zappitelli. Children met Star Wars characters, monkeys and a kangaroo. Seth Qwast, a local artist with autism, displayed his artwork. The event was emceed by Eileen McShea and Bill Safos, on-air personalities from WKYC-3. Alex Kulik from the Cleveland Clinic Center spoke during the opening ceremonies. The Walk hosted a resource fair which showcased 34 companies and organizations, including Natures Bin, which provided gluten free snacks, Cleveland Clinic, Akron Childrens Hospital, Morgan Stanley, Music Therapy and Vitamin Water. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Cleveland Walk Now for Autism, especially Childrens Hospital at the Cleveland Clinic, which served as a Gold Sponsor. Morgan Stanley and the Akron Childrens Hospital served as Silver Sponsors and Pat and Sandy Marron made a financial contribution to the Walk. Many thanks to returning Walk Chairs Jennifer Detering, Kathy Masterson and Tess Norvell for making the Cleveland Walk such a success. Visit the Cleveland Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for Cleveland Ohio fundraiser

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Sacramento, CA Inaugural Sacramento Walk Now for Autism Raises Over $355,000 Although it was over 96 degrees in the blazing sun, nearly 5,000 people showed their support at the Inaugural Sacramento Walk Now for Autism on Sunday, September 28. The Walk, which took place at the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute, a prestigious state-of-the-art research organization in Sacramento, Calif., raised over $355,000. Pat Still from KNCI Radio and Sarah Gardner, a former news anchor for KCRA-TV who helped to co-found the M.I.N.D. Institute, emceed the event. Tracey MacDonald, Autism Speaks National Director of Community Development, spoke during the opening ceremonies. Music and entertainment were provided by Capitol City DJ, Natomas Charter School Vocal Ensemble, 501st Legion (Vaders Troop) Stormtroopers, Superman, Spiderman, Tinkerbell, Belle, and of course, Geoffrey the Giraffe. Autism Speaks supporter Marty Seagraves autism awareness motorcycle was on display at the Walk site. The M.I.N.D. Institute hosted registration, and participants were able to take and order commemorative team photos, play in six bounce houses and other structures, walk throughout the beautiful and shaded neighborhoods surrounding the M.I.N.D. Institute, and enjoy a barbecue lunch and snow cones afterwards! The resource fair showcased 30 organizations and companies including A Touch of Understanding, Access True Knowledge; Center for Autism & Related Disorders (CARD), Families for Early Autism Treatment (FEAT), Alta Regional Center and Pacific Autism Learning Services (PALS). A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Sacramento Walk Now for Autism including Morrow Surveying, Thomas Enterprises, Fantastic Sam's, Northern California Orthopedic Center, Pacific Autism Learning Services (PALS), Pacific Medical Inc., Pioneer Grading and Paving, UC Davis Health Systems, UHS Schools, Beale's Enlisted Spouses Club, Pacific Medical Prosthetics & Orthotics, The Swinerton Foundation and Silicon Valley Bank. Special thanks to the many generous in-kind donors which provided services or items at no cost or at a greatly discounted rate, including Campbell Soup Sacramento, which also formed a huge corporate team and raised over $20,000 for the Walk. Special thanks to Walk Chairs Kristen Byrne and Stephanie Blackard for making the inaugural Sacramento Walk such a success. Visit the Sacramento Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for sacramento california fundraiser

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Ft. Wayne, IN Fort Wayne Walk Now For Autism Increases Participation by 72% On Saturday, September 27, 1,200 people enjoyed the 3rd annual Fort Wayne Walk Now for Autism at Foster Park in Fort Wayne, Ind. The walkers, on more than 100 teams, raised $70,000 - $7,000 more than at the 2007 Walk. At the opening ceremonies, Sandy Thompson, a senior member of the "Live Doppler 15 Fury Storm Team of Fort Wayne News 15 and the grandmother of a child on the spectrum, introduced the top five fundraising teams. Then Jennifer Brown, a member of the Three Rivers Wesleyan Church team, sang the national anthem. Children met special guest mascots, including Baby Cow from Chick-fil-A, Charlie Chip from IHOP and Teddy Trooper from the Indiana State Police. Children also enjoyed three bounce houses, an extensive playground, toys provided by The Dollar Store and a performance by Kirk Hughes, who sang childrens songs and played the guitar. The cheerleading squads from Elmhurst High School and Bishop Luer High School cheered on the walkers and the Wayne High School football team volunteered to lead the kids games and greet walkers. As a special treat, Fort Wayne walkers were treated to hot pancakes cooked by local area IHOP restaurants. Team IHOP, led by Vance MacKubbin, was the top fundraising team. The Walk also hosted a resource fair, which showcased 20 companies and organizations, including the Indiana State Police, Parkview Hospital, Autism Tissue Program, Boy Scouts of America, Adaptive ABA, Hand In Hand Preschool and Fresh New Start L.L.C. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Fort Wayne Walk Now for Autism, including SDI, Paragon Medical, and UAW Local 2209. Special thanks to sponsors Harry R. Gottfried Insurance Agency, which fielded a Walk team and Parkview Memorial Foundation, which participated in the Resource Fair and provided numerous Walk day volunteers. Many thanks to returning Walk Chair Lisa Compton for making her 3rd Fort Wayne Walk the most successful yet. Visit the Fort Wayne Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for Fort Wayne Indiana fundraiser

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Jersey Shore 4,000 Walkers Raise $400,000 at New Jersey Shore Walk Now for Autism Despite the rainy weather, 4,000 participants came out for the 3rd annual New Jersey Shore Walk Now for Autism in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., , where one of the main roads in town was closed for the event. The 3-mile route took walkers down Ocean Avenue as well as along the boardwalk. It was a wonderful for the families to really feel that their voices were being heard. The walkers, on 250 teams, raised $400,000 on Walk day a 19% increase over 2007s Walk. Each of the Walks in the state of New Jersey is located in a community with its own cultural flavor. Typically, people attend the Walk in their own region but because Point Pleasant Beach is a well-known family beach weekend destination, the New Jersey Shore Walk draws people from all over the state. National Walk Sponsor ToysRUs provided materials about special toys available for children with autism and Nutricia provided samples for walkers to enjoy. The Walk also hosted a resource fair which showcased 12 companies and organizations. Many thanks to returning Walk Chairs Janice McGreevy and Sheila Doerr for making the New Jersey Shore Walk such a success. Visit the New Jersey Shore Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for New Jersey Shore fundraiser

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First Ladies from Around the World Take on Autism First Ladies from around the world came together this morning to voice their support in the battle against autism at the UN Millenium Hotel in New York City. CNN's Chief International Correspondent, Christiane Amanpour, moderated a two hour breakfast featuring remarks from the wife of the UN Secretary General, Mrs. Ban Soon-taek, the First Lady of Iceland, Madame Dorrit Moussaieff, and the First Lady of Panama, Mrs. Vivian Fernandez de Torrijos. The "United Nations World Focus on Autism" breakfast also included brief remarks from Autism Speaks Co-Founders, Bob and Suzanne Wright. A panel discussion with leaders in the fields of autism research and public awareness concluded the morning event, with a short question and answer session. Tags: autism speaks united nations world awareness day first lady breakfast

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Southern New England Southern New England Walk Now for Autism Raises $265,000 On Sunday, September 21, 4,500 people raised $265,000 at the 6th annual Southern New England Walk Now for Autism hosted at Colt State Park, its new oceanfront venue in Bristol, R.I. A number of local luminaries participated in the Walk including members of the University of Rhode Island baseball team, Paws, the Pawtucket Red Sox mascot, Blades, the Boston Bruins mascot and Rep. Patrick Kennedy (D-RI), who spoke about his hopes for the future of people who have autism. The resource fair showcased five organizations and companies, including MetLife, FEAT/Autism Project of Rhode Island and National Walk Now for Autism Sponsor ToysRUs, which not only showcased its autism-friendly toys, but also handed out free toys to walkers! Many generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Southern New England Walk Now for Autism, including Coca-Cola, Nutricia and Arico Foods which provided snacks and refreshments. Special thanks to Walk Chairs Dan Joyce, Sarah Conley and Casey Bortolotti for making the 6th annual Southern New England Walk such a success. Visit the Southern New England Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a Walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for southern new england donation fundraiser family

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Minnesota Minnesota Walk Now for Autism Gallops Out of the Gate On Saturday, September 20, 2,500 people walked the track at Canterbury Park, a thoroughbred racetrack in Shakopee, Minn. for the 2nd annual Minnesota Walk Now for Autism, raising $190,000. In a nod to the location, the Walk, which featured family-friendly entertainment and a large resource fair, was centered around a horse racing theme. Dave and Pam from media sponsor KTIS Morning Show emceed the Walk and organized a team of more than 150 walkers. Walkers met ToysRUs Geoffrey the Giraffe and participated in a cheer led by the Minnesota Vikings cheerleaders. The Teddy Bear Band and Bob and the Beachcombers Band entertained walkers with musical performances. The resource fair showcased 45 organizations and companies, including local service provider In the Company of Kids "Creative Arts Center" and Homebound Equestrian, which provided professional face painting. Many generous sponsors including King Solutions and Deco contributed to the success of the Minnesota Walk Now for Autism. Special thanks to first-time Walk Chair Denise Kanieski and returning Walk Chair Chris Majkowski for making the 2nd annual Minnesota Walk such a success. Visit the Minnesota Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a Walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for minnesota donation fundraiser family

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Terre Haute, IN Inaugural Terre Haute Walk Now for Autism Raises $60,000 The Terre Haute Walk Now for Autism took place on Saturday, September 20 at Indiana State Universitys Memorial Stadium, raising $60,000. The 1,500 walkers followed a path in the shape of the state of Indiana that winds around the outside of the stadium, symbolically spreading autism awareness across the entire state. Media Sponsor Mix 100.7 FM broadcast remotely from the Terre Haute Walk, which was ably emceed by deejay Bill Cain. Pre-Walk festivities included Terre Hautes Mayor, Duke Bennett, declaring September 20 as official Walk Now for Autism Day and the staff of Union Fitness Center leading participants in pre-Walk warm-ups. mascot, Geoffrey the Giraffe, the mascot of Walk Now for Autism National Sponsor ToysRUs cut the ribbon to start the walk and Sparky the Dog, the mascot of the Terre Haute Fire Department, was on hand passing out Junior Firefighter hats and badges to young walkers. The resource fair showcased 15 booths, including ToysRUs, which prominently displayed its autism related sensory toy line, The Bridges of Indiana, Community Alliance and Services for Young Children, Together in Autism and The Terre Haute Childrens Museum. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Terre Haute Walk Now for Autism, especially Bridges of Indiana, which served as a Silver Sponsor. Baeslers Market, Bemis Company and Duke Energy contributed as Community Investors. Special thanks to Walk Chairs Debbie Beard and Amy Walker for making the inaugural Terre Haute Walk such a success. Visit the Terre Haute Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for terra haute indiana donation fundraiser family

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2008 Walk Now for Autism - Philadelphia Record Crowd Raises Over $810,000 in Philadelphia On Saturday, September 20, a record-breaking 12,000 people participated in the 6th annual Philadelphia Walk Now for Autism at Citizens Bank Park, home of the Philadelphia Phillies. Walkers on 666 teams raised over $810,000 for Autism Speaks, while enjoying family activities and a resource fair which filled the entire concourse level of the stadium. Pioneer broadcast journalist Marciarose Shestack made stage announcements and assisted with the Media/VIP tent. Autism Speaks Executive Vice President Peter Bell revved up the crowd, ably assisted by numerous emcees from local TV outlets: CBS 3 Evening News Anchors Susan Barnett and Chris May, CBS 3s weatherman Doug Kammerer and the CW Philly 57s Sean Murphy. Country singer Mark Leland performed his hit songs Missing Pieces and Thank God for Grace for the crowd. Other exciting musical performers included Jamie Manning and Bascombe Brothers. The resource fair showcased 70 organizations and companies, including Drexel University, Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia and Autism Society of America Greater Philadelphia Chapter. All the booths featured a child-friendly activity so that parents and their children could spend more time at each booth. Generous sponsors including NHS Human Services, Drexel University College of Medicine and Drexel University School of Public Health contributed to the success of the Philadelphia Walk Now for Autism. Special thanks to returning Walk Chair Stacey Fliegelman for making the 6th annual Philadelphia Walk such a success. Visit the Philadelphia Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a Walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for philadelphia pennsylvania donation fundraiser family

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Talking to Parents About Autism Action Kit" Trailer A preview of "Talking to Parents About Autism Action Kit" produced by Autism Speaks in partnership with the Ad Council, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Tags: autism teachers education speaks

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Walk Now for Autism 2008 - Nashville TN Inaugural Tennessee Walk Now for Autism Doubles Fundraising and Participation Goals More than 2,000 people walked on Saturday, September 13 at Nashville Superspeedway in Lebanon, Tenn. for the inaugural Tennessee Walk Now for Autism. The walkers, from more than 250 teams, raised over $300,000, exceeding the events first year goals. Evan Farmer from TLC's "While You Were Out participated in the opening ceremonies and signed autographs for walkers. Katie Chance, a child with autism, performed the national anthem and walkers enjoyed a performance by Wild Honey from CMT's Can You Duet. Emceeing responsibilities were shared by Woody & Jim from 107.5s The River, who introduced the opening ceremonies, Dolewite & Scooby from 101.1s The Beat, who handled the closing ceremonies, and Heather Jensen from Fox 17. Additional thanks to Mommytime Radio from WLAC and NASCAR driver Brad Baker who attended the Walk. The resource fair showcased 19 organizations and companies, including service providers, educational resources and the Autism Treatment Center of Knoxville. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Tennessee Walk Now for Autism. Cunningham Motors served as Silver Sponsor; Batten & Shaw, Best Buy, Crowe Chizek, Demos and Reeves Sain served as Bronze Sponsors. Six other sponsors contributed at the Community Investor level. Special thanks to Walk Chair Ed Evans for making the inaugural Tennessee Walk such a success. Visit the Tennessee Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for nashville tennessee donation fundraiser family

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Walk Now for Autism 2008 - Western New England 6th Annual Western New England Walk Now for Autism Raises over $140,000 On Saturday, September 13, 2,500 people participated in the 6th Annual Western New England Walk Now for Autism at Stanley Park in Westfield, Mass. The walkers, on more than 140 teams, raised over $140,000. During the opening ceremonies, walkers were thanked for their participation by Autism Speaks National Walk Director Susan Gloor, State Representative Don Humason (R-MA) and State Senator Michael Knapik. Miss Petite New England, Kimberlee Supernaw, was on hand to greet the walkers. Walkers enjoyed classic and contemporary rock performances by local bands. The resource fair showcased four organizations and companies, including Pioneer Valley Therapeutic Riding Association, a non profit organization that teaches therapeutic horseback riding to people with disabilities. Special thanks to Subway, which provided sandwiches for the walkers, J. Polep which donated snacks and Coca-Cola and Baystate Medical Center, which donated a combined 3,500 bottles of water. Visit the Western New England Walk page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a Walk in your area. Tags: autism speaks walk now for fundraiser family

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Walk Now for Autism 2008 - Southwest Missouri 500 Walkers Raise More than $55,500 at Southwest Missouri Walk Now for Autism In 2007, the Southwest Missouri Walk survived a torrential downpour. This year, the 2008 Southwest Missouri Walk Now for Autism found itself facing heavy residual rain from Hurricane Ike. However, the walkers persevered, and on Saturday, September 13, 500 people gathered at Jordan Valley Park in Springfield, Mo. and raised $55,560 an 18% increase over last years event. Special thanks to Walk Chair Amy Burnett for making the Southwest Missouri Walk such a success. Joe and Christine Daues, local television anchors for KSPR 33, the Springfield ABC affiliate, emceed the Walk day festivities. KSPR 33 promoted Autism Speaks and the Walk for the entire month leading up to the event. Family entertainment was varied and plentiful; Springfield Little Theaters Youth Troupe presented children singing and dancing in performances from musicals such as Annie and High School Musical. Bruce Blakemore performed on acoustic guitar and sang, and a bounce house provided hours of entertainment for children of all ages. Representatives from Jack Henry & Associates were in attendance to present a $32,000 donation to help fund the efforts of Autism Speaks. Additionally, Doug Burlison from the Springfield City Council proclaimed September 13, 2008 as Autism Awareness Day in Springfield. Tags: autism speaks walk now for southwest missouri donation fundraiser family

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