Meet Jake Javitch

Jake Javitch was five years old when he first watched his grandfather, “Bebe,” work out at Thump Gym with Rock Steady Boxing Miami. That is where Jake first saw how a Parkinson’s diagnosis can be met with movement, community, and a fight-back attitude.

Thank You Dayton!

We are profoundly grateful to Dayton community for your unwavering support, which has been truly remarkable. Your passion and dedication were the driving force behind the resounding success of Moving Day Dayton. Every step taken, every dollar raised, has had a profound impact on the lives of the one million Americans living with Parkinson’s disease and their loved ones. Thank you for your tireless efforts in raising awareness and vital funds for the Parkinson’s Foundation.

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Pulse Synergy to Bring the Beat to Moving Day New Jersey!

We’re excited to welcome Pulse Synergy and musician, educator and composer GG Glazer to Moving Day New Jersey! Pulse Synergy uses the power of rhythm to bring people together through movement, creativity and connection.

GG will lead an interactive Drum Circle in the festival area, giving participants a fun opportunity to experience the energy and joy of making music together. No musical experience is needed—just grab a drum and join the beat!

Recompensas de recaudación de fondos para el Moving Day 2026

2026 Recompensas de recaudación de fondos 


$100+

Moving Day Camiseta

Moving Day T-Shirt

$250+
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Además, su camiseta de Moving Day.

Boy Scouts Troop 66: Ready to Serve at Moving Day New Jersey

Boy Scouts Troop 66 of Edison, NJ, chartered by the First Aid Squad No. 2 Inc., is part of the Raritan Valley District of the Patriots’ Path Council. Scouts in grades 6 through 12 have been serving their community since the early 1950s.

Try Kizik Hands-Free Shoes at Moving Day

Kizik, a leader in hands-free footwear, will be onsite so you can see and try their shoes for yourself.

Their hands-free design makes it easy to step in and go, offering a practical option for anyone looking for comfort and ease of movement. If you’re curious how they work or want to feel the difference, this is a good chance to check them out in person.

We’re proud to partner with Kizik in supporting mobility and helping people stay active.

Meet Kim Walters and Discover Why She Walks

The heart of Moving Day is the people who show up, share their stories, and support one another. Today, we're honored to introduce Kim Walters, owner of Choice Connections of Virginia and team captain of Moving for PD, and the inspiration behind her commitment to the Parkinson's community.

My Why:

Thank You Buffalo!

We are profoundly grateful to Buffalo community for your unwavering support, which has been truly remarkable. Your passion and dedication were the driving force behind the resounding success of Moving Day Buffalo. Every step taken, every dollar raised, has had a profound impact on the lives of the one million Americans living with Parkinson’s disease and their loved ones. Thank you for your tireless efforts in raising awareness and vital funds for the Parkinson’s Foundation.

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Bruce Rubin: Behind the Lens at Moving Day!

Bruce Rubin has a lifelong love of photography and finds great joy in capturing the beauty of birds, wildlife, and nature alongside his wife, Wendy. Together, they share their passion through Mating Pair Photography.

After 45 years as an optician, Bruce is retiring and looking forward to spending more time behind the camera. He’s also an inventor with seven patents to his name—proof that his creativity knows no bounds!

Real Talk at Moving Day New Jersey: Say Hello to Wendy

Meet Wendy Rubin, NJ/PA Chapter Ambassador, photography enthusiast, and all-around outdoor adventurer!

A longtime Cherry Hill resident, Wendy was diagnosed with Parkinson’s just one year ago and has already jumped into the Parkinson’s community with both feet. Through her commitment to the Parkinson’s Foundation and Parkinson’s Connection at the Katz JCC, she’s passionate about connecting with others, sharing resources, and making a difference.

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