The Edmonton Down Syndrome Society (EDSS) 3rd Annual Buddy Walk, November 4, 2007 at Hawrelak Park.
Every participant helps promote the importance of understanding, acceptance and awareness of people with Down syndrome.
Pledges collected will help fund the Down Syndrome Medical Clinic at the new Edmonton Clinic. This clinic will provide dedicated services to people with Down syndrome of all ages.
Walk information:
9:30 am: Check-in/Late Registration
11:00 am: Walk Begins (2.5km), Followed by Lunch and Prizes
Further info: Edmonton Down Syndrome Society
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So, Fr. Joe, are you going to post pictures of yourself and your lovely daughter on the walk? Enquiring minds want to know....
Posted by: Mrs. Falstaff | October 28, 2007 at 04:13 PM
We will be joining the group after Sunday Worship, so hopefully I won't forget the camera. And a p.s. - I hope to have some pics from our local L'arche group, which is celebrating the grand opening of a new home for aging persons with mental disabilities. We are having a celebration dinner this coming Friday.
Posted by: joseph | October 29, 2007 at 02:34 PM