Louisiana Walks for Parkinson's
Louisiana Walks for Parkinson’s is back! You don't want to miss this! Our community is getting together to help raise awareness and funds for the Parkinson's Foundation. This is your chance to speak up about Parkinson's and take action. Your support will help the Parkinson's Foundation advance research, provide educational resources, and fund programs that make life better for people living with Parkinson's disease.
LA Walks is a celebration of living well—complete with two handicap accessible walking routes, local food and beverages, a silent auction, parade of prizes raffle, live music by Flip Side Band of NOLA, entertainment and local resources for people with Parkinson's.
Registration options:
Adult Participant - $35 (Includes LA Walks event t-shirt, food, beverages and more)
Child Participant - FREE (12 and under, includes food and beverages)
*All event-day participants must be registered regardless of age, to participate in the Louisiana Walks for Parkinson's event. Registration closes Thursday, October 1 at midnight. Walk-up registration is $40 and an event t-shirt is not guaranteed.
Additional purchase options:
- Youth tee
- Parade of Prizes raffle tickets*
- Liquor Wagon tickets
*Pre-purchasing tickets will save time! Tickets purchased in advance with registration will be printed with your name and phone number and will be available for pick-up day of the event at the raffle ticket sales tent.
Contact
Michelle Lane
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