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Walk4Good is a growing community of kindness-driven individuals from all walks of life whose primary mission is to inspire and empower people to practice kindness and to pass acts of kindness onto others. We envision a world where we are all a little more engaged in our local communities and personally deliberate in our willingness and intent to help those around us.
MAKE A DEDICATION. MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Christine and her dog Jessie will walk the 2,180 miles of the Appalachian Trail over 6 grueling months to inspire YOU to make a difference. All you have to do is click on the Dedicate Tab and dedicate a mile in honor of a loved one. Dedications are FREE. We just ask that in return, you pay-it forward!.
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Christine and her dog Jessie will walk the 2,180 miles of the Appalachian Trail over 6 grueling months to inspire YOU to make a difference. Tell us why they should walk for your loved one and what made him or her special.
MAKE A DEDICATION NOW!
In return for making a FREE dedication, we simply ask for you to go out into your community, do one good thing - big or small - and tell us what you did.
PAY IT FORWARD
When you pay it forward, you don't repay the person who did something nice for you. Instead, you do something nice for someone else.
Need ideas to pay it forward or want to make a suggestion? No problem!
Our Facebook and Twitter communities are great resources.
Or, Click HERE for ideas!
Let's do the math. 2,180 miles. 2,180 dedications. 2,180 good deeds that touch hundreds of thousands of people, who in turn will go out and help others. Now do you see the power of doing good?
Read about it!
ABOUT US
Established in September, 2011 as a non-profit organization, Walk4Good's sole purpose is to harness the power of positive thinking, of doing good and helping others, one step at a time. By connecting people from different backgrounds, cultures, and walks of life, Walk4Good focuses on creating positive, caring, pay-it-forward momentum through acts of kindness. Walk4Good is funded 100% by donations, grants and sponsorships. Walk4Good has no religious, political or organizational affiliations of any kind. We promote caring, kindness and living in the present moment.
INAUGURAL EVENT
The inaugural event sponsored by Walk4Good™ is a mammoth undertaking by Walk4Good founder, Christine Baker and her yellow Labrador Retriever named Jessie. Together, they will walk the entire 2,180 miles of the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia with the primary goal of inspiring others to pay-it-forward and practice random acts of kindness.
To learn about the Team, and Board of Directors, CLICK HERE.
For sponsorship information and opportunities, CLICK HERE.
Here's your chance to dedicate a mile for someone you love. The person can be living or deceased. Tell us why we should walk a mile in your loved one's honor. What makes that person special to you? Why is that person unique? What has that person overcome? Tell us what you are going to do to pay-it-forward.
Making a dedication is FREE!
Remember, once you make a dedication, you are promising to pay it forward!
Dedications will also posted on Facebook!
Need ideas for your act of kindness? Click HERE
Be inspired by some recent dedications made by people willing to help someone else!
MILE 426: PATRICIA QUATTROCCHI: I dedicate this to aunt Anna because she has been such an inspiration and has a big impact on my family and me. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I am going to help her everyday throughout her new journey.
MILE 427: TARA MARIE TORRES: My mom is my dedication. Without her I wouldnt be graduating early in January, starting college and starting my adulthood at 17 years old. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will do my absolute best throughout college to show everyone what I can accomplish in life and I will become a nurse.
MILE 428: DYLAN MEDNICK: I would like to dedicate this to my mother. Her continued smotherness of love to me and caring for everyone around her should be commemorated. I thank you mom for dedicating your life to me and Alex! How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will continue to live out my life in kindness and respect for my peers because my mom has always stressed to be the right person and do the right things.
MILE 429: EMILY SANCHEZ: I dedicate this to my mother, Rose Sanchez. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will treat people better and help out others.
MILE 430: ANDRISE ALZUPHAR: I dedicate this to every single veteran! God Bless America! How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will donate clothes to those in need and I will also wrap presents for children.
MILE 431: DAVID HOWE (2): I would like to dedicate this to my dad George Howe for not only serving in the Navy, but also for taking care of me and my brother by himself ever since my mom died. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will donate many bags of clothes to those who are in need of them.
MILE 432: KEVIN COE: I would like to dedicate a mile to my grandfather for his service in the Navy during Vietnam. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will do community service for people who need clothing for warmth during the winter.
MILE 433: THERESA SQUILLINI: I dedicate this to the best mom. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will do community service.
MILE 434: JOHN SQUILLINI, II: I dedicate this to the best dad! How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will do community service.
MILE 435: DEANNA THOMAS: To my mom Kristine for everything shes done for me and my brother. And, for being able to raise both of us as a single mother. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will donate clothes and toys to the families that have nothing for the holidays and help out in my community.
MILE 436: MYKEL ROCHÉ: Please walk a mile for Nyree Dawn Alston (aunt) for all the people whom she helped in her short-lived life. May she rest in peace. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will do what I can to help others just as she did. If I cant help the world, I will heal it. Nyree Dawn Alston
MILE 437: RICARDO TAVAREZ: I dedicate this to my mother for all things she has done for me in the past. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will do all the community service I can to help the people in this town.
MILE 438: ERIC CALLAZO: Please walk a mile for my family and for me. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I want to help others when they need it.
MILE 439: JOHN LOMBARDO: I dedicate this to my uncle who served in the Vietnam War and later on passed away because of pneumonia. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will donate clothes for people who need them.
MILE 440: PAOLA VASQUEZ: I dedicate a mile to my mother, Paula Vasquez, because of her willingness to help others when she can. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will give clothes to the needy and get toys for those kids whose parents cant afford to get them any toys.
MILE 441: LUDIE THERANCIA JOSEPH: I dedicate to my mom for all her support and love. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will support other people who are in need like orphans. I will give my time and other things like food, clothes, etc.
MILE 442: KAYLA SANTOS: I dedicate a mile to my grandfather because he was so supportive of my decisions of what I wanted to do with my life when everyone else put me down and told me I was crazy. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will be respectful and defend the smaller guy and maybe that example will rub off on other people.
MILE 443: MICHELLE GRAZIANO: I dedicate a mile to my brother Matt who died in a car accident two years ago. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will accept Rachels Challenge to do community service and donations.
MILE 444: MARIO VEGA: I dedicate a mile to those students in school who are verbally bullied and abused. How will you Pay-It-Forward? Ill try to be nice to everyone I see.
MILE 445: MEAGAN OLEARY: I dedicate this to my mom because she has been through so much hurt and battled through every single obstacle in her life and always comes out on top. I have the utmost respect for her and I love her. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I dont know how, but I will promise to do so any way possible spur of the moment.
MILE 446: LAURA DOMINGUEZ: I dedicate this mile to Jose Guzman who committed suicide about two months ago. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I hope to see a scholarship to be made in honor of Jose.
MILE 447: ALEXIS ROSARIO: I dedicate this mile to my aunt Louisila who is sick in the hospital. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will give money or things to people in need for their families while a loved one is very sick in the hospital.
MILE 448: MEAGAN OLEARY (2): I dedicate this to my grandmother who has helped me so much and supports me through anything I want to do, and who will always be there for me. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will help as many people as possible.
MILE 449: JOSSELIN MENDOZO: I would like to dedicate a mile for my mother who died last December. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will help others in whatever they need.
MILE 450: JULIANNE LAPPE: Please walk for my beautiful family and for my grandparents who are no longer with me. How will you Pay-It-Forward? I will donate food to our food drive taking place at my school.
Read all of the dedications by downloading the PDF to the right.
DEDICATIONS.pdf
Remember:
When you make your dedication, you are making a promise to help someone else and do a good deed.
And yes, we are relying on the honor code! We can't make you practice kindness, but we hope you do.
So how big does each good deed need to be?
It can be as big or small as you wish, from opening the door for a stranger or feeding a homeless person to volunteering. The aim is simple: show someone in your life kindness and feel good about it.
Have a pay-it-forward suggestion? Add it here to give other people ideas!
So you've made your dedication and you've gone out to pay-it-forward?
We want to hear from you!
Just fill out this form and send us your photos, videos and stories.
We'll share your stories with our kindness community!
CHRISTINE
Christine is the founder of Walk4Good and president of CB Creative, Inc., an integrated communications consulting firm in Nyack, NY. She's the author of Why She Plays: The World of Women's Basketball (University of Nebraska Press 2008) and is an expert on the subject of women's basketball.
Christine is a member of the Author's Guild, Rockland Business Women's Network and Women's Sports Foundation. Christine was named one of the Hudson Valley's PROUD Women of the Year in 2008. She was named one of Rockland County's Forty Under 40. She was a finalist for a Billie Award in Journalism from the Womens Sports Foundation in 2009 and a finalist for the Sundance Screenwriters Institute in 2011. She was inducted into the Middletown, Connecticut Sports Hall of Fame in January 2011.
She received a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from Wesleyan University. Her thesis project, based on women's basketball, was awarded the University's prestigious Rulewater Prize.
In 2010, Christine realized that she wanted to make a difference in the lives of others, and so she set out to found Walk4Good.
JESSIE
Jessie is a four year-old purebred Yellow Labrador Retriever. Her full AKC name is Jessie Southpaw-on-Hudson Baker. Jessie was one of 14 puppies from Moonlit Labradors in upstate NY. Her birth mother's name is Tinkerbelle and her father's name is Legacy. She passed Advanced Obedience and the Canine Good Citizen tests with flying colors. She loves to snuggle, watch movies, run outside, travel, hike and swim. She has two siblings, Burmese cats Linus and Lucy.
FOUNDER - Christine Baker
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Walk4Good relies on the volunteer support of a stellar Board of Directors.
President - Dara L. Onofrio, Esq.
Vice President - Danielle Mastromarino-Bucci
Secretary - Karen LeRiche
Treasurer - Debbie Scarinci
At Large Members:
Joseph Abrams
James Beard
Jason Bevier
Christopher X. Dougherty
Mootsy Elliot
Meryl Hartstein
Vera Hurst
Michele Phillips
Gina Tedesco
TEAM
Veterinarian - Stacey Joy Hershman DVM, CVH, CVA of Natural Vet for Pets P.C.
Public Relations Interns - Sarah Ungerleider, Candace Rivera
Accountant - David P. Herman, CPA, PC
Technical Advisor - Joseph Abrams
Read the Journal News Feature!
Christine and Jessie will depart on May 1, 2012. They will battle black flies, ticks, raging stream crossings, every imaginable kind of weather on their journey, but they will walk continuously until they reach Springer Mountain in Georgia. The entire trail is 2,180 miles and should take them approximately six months to complete.
Journal News Article.pdf
Christine and Jessie will carry everything they need to survive on their backs. Christine will carry 30 lbs. of gear while Jessie will carry 6 lbs. of gear and water.
Each week, Christine and Jessie will post new videos, photos and blogs from the road.
Learn more about the Applachian Trail Conservancy and how you can get involved!
www.appalachiantrail.org
We gratefully accept donations to help us in fulfilling our mission. Every step can help make a difference. We are 100% donation driven, so your contribution will directly assist us in helping others to realize that they can change the world.
To make a donation, click on the link below. Email us if you are interested in making a donation or if you'd like to know more about specific giving opportunities, including planned gifts, bequests, and memorial or honorary contribution s.
Walk4Good will support a broad spectrum of local, regional and national charities and non-profit community organizations at the discretion of the Board of Directors.
Walk4Good has applied for 501(c)3 status and that application is currently pending.
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Walk4Good is 100% donation driven. We are extremely grateful to our corporate sponsors. Please support our sponsors! If you would like to consider becoming a sponsor, please email us.
The following hotels, bed and breakfasts and hostels have kindly offered discounts en route. Please support them next time you plan a getaway!
Star Barn Bed & Breakfast - Madrid Township, ME
Paws Inn Bed & Breakfast - Bethel, ME
Gale River Motel - Franonia Notch, NH
The Trumbull House Bed & Breakfast - Hanover NH
What is the return for my organizations support of Walk4Good?
An opportunity to link your company with Walk4Goods mission to inspire and empower people to practice kindness and to pass acts of kindness onto others. This is a very special and unique opportunity to market your services/products and align your company with an incredibly good cause. We have many levels of sponsorship available and are looking for partnerships that are aligned with our goal to inspire and empower people to practice kindness and to pass acts of kindness onto others. These partnerships will be recognized as a commitment that not only supports local volunteerism but one that values positive change on a global scale.
What is the anticipated exposure?
We anticipate exposure to well over 2,100 people in the community and surrounding area who will make a free dedication. We also expect a growing base of support on social media. We will be highly engaged and experienced with the media, social media marketing, e-communications, and web site production. We will continue to be highly visible through multiple media forms including social networking. Our connections with each other and beyond to share information are endless, and ever-growing. Furthermore, Christine and Jessie will be meeting thousands of people along their route through 12 states from Maine to Georgia. As a sponsor, you will benefit from that continued exposure at events, lectures,
How to I complete my sponsorship form?
To complete your sponsorship application form simply CLICK HERE .
Will Walk4Good consider a unique sponsorship that is not currently listed?
Of course we will. Just ask. Email us.
Are contributions to Walk4Good tax deductible?
As of October 2011, no. However, Walk4Good is in the process of filing for 501(c)3 status and that application is pending. Should that application be approved by December 31, 2011, all donations made to Walk4Good prior to January 1, 2012 and thereafter will be considered tax deductible.
How is Walk4Good funded?
Walk4Good is funded 100% by private donations and corporate sponsorships. We gratefully accept donations to help us in fulfilling our mission. Every dollar can help make a difference. We are 100% donation driven, so your contribution will directly assist us in helping others to realize that they can change the world.
What charities does Walk4Good support?
How can I get my company involved in Walk4Good?
Contact Walk4Good to receive more information about how your company can participate in raising important funds for Walk4Good by forming a team. Your organization wins because it not only supports our cause but also promotes the importance of practicing kindness and volunteering in local communities.
How can I contact Walk4Good?
Just visit our Contact page.
Trailblazer- $10,000 or higher (benefits for 1 year)
•Website mention on all pages of site
•Large color banner ad on top row of sponsorship page linking site.
•Recognition as Lead Sponsor on all PR materials/interviews
•Exclusive recognition on all print materials and merchandise
•Inclusion in all public service announcements and radio advertisements
•Mention as Lead Sponsor in at least 10 print ads in local/regional publications
•Signage as lead sponsor at all events/lectures along route
•Opportunity to provide exclusive goody bags or giveways to any/all events/lectures along route
•Creative advertising/content options on social media (Twitter/Facebook)
•Logo present on all You-Tube videos and mention as Lead Sponsor
•Mention in all blogs as Lead Sponsor
•Mention in all emails as Lead Sponsor
Thematic Packages:
As a Trailblazer sponsor, you gain the distinction of being the ONLY Trailblazer sponsor in a primary business area. This ensures that you will be the only company within a certain industry. An example may be if you are a college, you can choose the education thematic package and ensure you are the only major sponsor that is a college or university.
There will only be one major sponsor in each of these thematic areas:
•Education
•Animals
•Outdoor Activities
•Volunteering
•Health and Wellness
•Environment
•Business
•Technology
•Tourism
Backpacker- 5,000-9,999 (benefits for 1 year)
•Large color banner ad on second row of sponsorship page linking site.
•Mention in all PR materials/interviews
•Logo on all print materials and merchandise
•Logo on all merchandise
•Mention in public service announcements and radio advertisements
•Signage as sponsor at all events/lectures along route
•Mention as sponsor in at least 5 print ads in local/regional publications
•Opportunity to ship giveaways to 5 stops along the route
•Mention/cross-linking in all social media (Twitter/Facebook)
•Logo present on all You-Tube videos and mention as Sponsor
•Mention in all blogs as Sponsor
•Mention in all emails as Sponsor
Ranger-$2,500 $4,999 (benefits for 1 year)
•Logo/Link on sponsorship page
•Mention in all PR materials
•Logo on select merchandise
•Mention in select radio advertisements
•Mention as sponsor in at least 3 print ads in local/regional publications
•Opportunity to ship giveaways to 3 stops along the route
•Logo present on all You-Tube videos
•Mention in all blogs as a sponsor
•Mention in all emails as a sponsor
Hiker-$1000-$2499 (benefits for 1 year)
•Mention in select PR materials
•Opportunity to ship giveaways to 1 stop along the route
•Mention/crosslinking in all social media (Twitter/Facebook)
Camper-$500 - $999 (benefits for 1 year)
Trail Angel -$250 - $499 (benefits for 1 year)
State Sponsorships-$2,500 per state (one sponsor per state)
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
•Mention in select PR materials for chosen state as a state sponsor
•Mention in all interviews in chosen state as state sponsor
•Opportunity to ship giveaways to all stops in chosen state.
•Mention/crosslinking in all social media with creative content considered (Twitter/Facebook)
•Inclusion in all public service announcements, radio and print advertisements for specified state.
To complete a sponsorship application, CLICK HERE .
If you have questions about sponsorships, E-mail Us .
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Want to help support Christine & Jessie as they take on the Appalachian Trail? Here are a bunch of ways you can “own” part of their hike!
Just Bag it $275.00 – Christine needs a sleeping bag. Big Agnes is an outdoor outfitter that has already offered her a 40% discount, but the bag is expensive, and let’s face it, this is not an optional item. (Generously donated by Mootsy Elliot 0 needed)
Dogpacker $180.00 - Jessie will be using a Long Howl specialized backpack for her journey. This package includes her pack and related gear like boots and harness rub tee. (Generously donated by Cavo Mancini 0 needed )
Keep Walkin’ $150.00 – It’s estimated that Christine will shred three pair of boots in taking nearly 5 million steps over 2,180 miles. Help her by purchasing a pair of boots! (3 needed)
Sleep Well $125.00 - Every week to 10 days, Christine and Jessie will be staying in a hotel, bed and breakfast, motel or hostel. You can help by purchasing a town stay that will include all hotel accommodations and food for an average two nights (including shuttle pickup, taxes, etc.) (25 needed)
Feed Bag $100 (includes shipping) - The average hiker expends roughly 6,000 calories per day and walks more in 20 minutes than the average American walks in a week. Bottom line is: Christine needs fuel and lot of it. This much-needed package will include everything she’ll eat on the trail for one week like instant grits/oatmeal, beef jerky, trail mix, crackers, peanut butter/spreads and a dehydrated dinners (YUM!) (26 needed)
Stay Connected $75.00 – Help Christine stay connected on the trail. This package includes covering costs for cell service, satellite communicator service and the technology she’ll need to keep her phone and camera charged so she can share her experiences with the world. (Generously donated by: Eileen & Paul Coppola, Karen Le Riche, Cecilia Halverson. 2 more needed )
Bounce It $60.00 - Christine will have a box containing her laptop, town clothes, toiletry items and other misc. items she will not have in her backpack. Each time she arrives in a town, she will have her box. When she departs, she’ll send that box ahead to her next destination. (Generously donated by Cecilia Halverson. 19 more needed )
Map It $50.00 - Christine will be hiking through 14 states covering 2,180 miles. She’ll need good maps to help navigate. The total trail map set, including data books costs about $300.00 total. You can purchase a section at $50 or the entire set for $300.00. (Generously donated by Iris Orsini. 5 more needed )
Civilized Person $30.00 – Help Christine look like a civilized person and not turn into a mountain woman. This package includes personal hygiene items that she’ll use when she is in a town (shampoo, conditioner, soap, razor, toothbrush, toothpaste, lotion etc.) (5 needed)
Civilized Dog $15.00 – Help Jessie stay beautiful and clean so she doesn’t end up looking like a stray wolf. This package includes treats, dog shampoo, foot care and supplements. (5 needed)
Put a Sock in It $10.00 – Christine will go through approximately 10-15 pairs of Smartwool hiking socks. And by go through we mean destroy.
( Generously donated by Chris Rosaschi 14 more needed )
So, you want to join Walk4Good and become a corporate sponsor?
Just fill out this sponsorship form and submit. A Walk4Good team member will contact you directly.
If you have questions, Email Us .
We want to hear from you! Here are reasons to contact Walk4Good :
1. You want to make a dedication.
2. You want to become an individual or corporate sponsor.
3.You want to report back about your good deed so we can share it with the world.
4. You have a question.
5. You're an educational insititution or non-profit and wish to partner with Walk4Good .
6. You are reporting a problem with our site.
Warm Feet Warm Heart
Purchase a pair of winter wool socks for each student in your school or class. Ask the students to go out into their own communities and find someone who needs those socks. The students should be asked to document who received their socks and why they were chosen.
Kindness Patrol
Encourage peer leaders at school to patrol the halls looking for those students or staff who are practicing kindness. The students/peer leaders report that information to the faculty representative. Morning announcements can even include a list of Do-Gooders. The faculty representative may also choose to reward those Do-Gooders with a certificate.
Kindness Journal
Ask students to keep a kindness journal. This includes all of the acts of kindness they notice from strangers, friends and family. Discuss their journal entries and help them pay more attention to the world around them, and the people who are practicing kindness.
Drive By Flowering
Encourage high school or college students to work in groups to put flowers in peoples mailboxes or on their front porches.
Kindness Week:
Choose one week at your institution to practice kindness. Events can include:
•Campus cleanup
•Toy drive
•Bring your gently work clothes to school for a local shelter.
If you are an educator, we have some tools for you to help bring kindness into your classroom.
Download our reading list or classroom activity sheet!
If you are a teacher with an idea, email us !
Walk4Good Classroom Activities.pdf
Walk4Good Reading List.pdf
We encourage our members and users to behave with kindness and respect when using this website. The following are our Terms of Use for all content submitted or posted to the Walk4Good website.
NO PERSONAL INFORMATION -For your safety and privacy, please do not post or submit any personal information (such as phone numbers, age, addresses, or social security numbers).
POST AT YOUR OWN RISK - Your use and participation in the Walk4Good website is at your own risk. By registering for an account, you take responsibility for postings under your identification and use the information you provide at your own risk. Walk4Good is not responsible for the content or opinions posted.
NO OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE - Walk4Good is based on the premise of kindness and open-mindedness. It does not allow offensive, obscene, defamatory, discriminatory or hateful language. We reserve the right to remove any postings that disparage or insult anyone, and any content we deem to be abusive or hateful.
NO EXTERNAL LINKS, SOLICITATIONS OR ADVERTISEMENTS - In order to keep our users safe and enhance their online experience, we prohibit the posting of any links to other websites. Please do not post advertisements or solicitations for any charity. Unfortunately, it is impossible to verify the validity of external organizations; therefore, in an effort to protect our users from fraud, we must prohibit solicitations.
NO COMMERCIAL USAGE - The Walk4Good videos, stories, dedications and pay it forward ideas may be used for the purposes of spreading awareness about helping others. Any use of the Walk4Good name, logos, or materials for any other purpose, or use that results in personal financial or economic gain, is strictly forbidden. We encourage you to refer others back to this website (www.walk4good.org) where all material is available.
ALL POSTS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW - Your submission of material to the Walk4Good website in no way creates any obligation or duty on the part of Walk4Good to post or use such material, or if we do so, to give you credit. We reserve the right, at our sole discretion, to modify and/or remove any story posted or submitted to our website, although we have no duty to do so.
COPYRIGHT AND OWNERSHIP -You must have copyright ownership of all material that you post or submit to our site. Once material is posted to the site, Walk4Good will have the non-exclusive right to use all content in furtherance of its mission, including, but not limited to, use in all print, film, video and electronic media; use in television, radio, and internet broadcasting; and use on billboards and other photographic displays. By giving Walk4Good the non-exclusive right to use your story, you retain the right to use the story elsewhere.
USE OF SUBMISSIONS AND POSTINGS - Please be aware that all submissions are subject to being used, reproduced, modified, published, edited, translated, distributed, performed, and displayed in any media or medium, or any form, format or forum now known or hereafter developed, for any purpose, in perpetuity, without further notice.
PRIVACY POLICY:
We will not sell or intentionally share the contact information of our participants with any other person or organization.
Walk4Good collects information on people who are interested in making dedications, and helping others through projects in their communities. We will not share your information with others.
Any personal information that you submit in order to receive our information will not be sold, traded or given to any other mailing list, organization or person. Periodically we do receive requests from our members who would like to be put in contact with others who are interested in promoting Walk4Good. We will only share your name if you have given us specific permission to share your information.
When a media representative requests an interview with someone who is actively promoting Walk4Good, we will not give out a participants contact information without obtaining his or her permission first.
Help us spread the Walk4Good word! Print these cards and posters. Just click the PDF to download.
SMILE CARDS
W4G SMILE Card.pdf
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POSTER
Walk4Good Kindness Cards.pdf
W4G Poster.pdf
