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Be a walker in the event!
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| The Walk for Autism - Virginia funds scholarships used for behavioral therapy programs such as Applied Behavioral Analysis or Relationship Development Intervention. |
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Recognize a friend or loved one on the spectrum! $100 will honor your loved one on a commemorative sign. The sign can include photos and words of encouragement for them or a special message about them from you. All signs will have the ASA-NV & Walk for Autism logos and the date of the walk. These signs will be placed along the walk route for all to see and are yours to keep after the Walk. Contact us at
(703)859-7777 or [email protected] to place your order for a sign. View Sample Sign here |
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| This website has been created to provide general information about the Walk for Austim - Virginia events. Sources that contain valuable information are located here. For specific medical advice about autism, individuals should contact their health care providers. |
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The Walk is on, Rain or Shine!
The 4th Annual Walk for Autism
October 25th, 2008 |
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Walk for Autism, Virginia is pleased to announce its 4th annual Autism Walk on Saturday, October 25th at the Prince William County Fairgrounds in Manassas, VA. The Autism Walk, which will help raise awareness about the increasing frequency of autism and fund educational scholarships, is sponsored by the Autism Society of America's Northern Virginia Chapter. More>>>
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Over the past two years, Congressman Tom Davis (VA-11th) shared his concerns and hopes about autism at the event.
As last year, other local politicians will speak at the event
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| Registration will begin at 9:30 am. The Walk will begin at 11:00. |
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| For more information see the events page, or email us at for for further details about how you can help. |
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The 3rd Annual Walk for Autism - Virginia , a Tremendous Success!
During the 2007 Walk, more than 425 families, individuals, friends, school groups and people of all ages participated. More>>>
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There were many highlights before, during, and after the walk. In the opening ceremony, several prominent community members including Congressman Tom Davis of the 11th district, Virginia, Mr. Corey A. Stewart, Occoquan District Supervisor, Ms. Tessie Wilson, Fairfax County School Board Member, Mr. Milton Johns, Prince William County School Board Member, Ms. Pamela Gauch, Associate Superintendent for Student Learning and Accountability, Prince William County Schools, and Andrea Kramer, Executive Director of the Autism Society of America’s Northern Virginia chapter spoke about early intervention and their future vision for children with autism. Walk participants honored The Superstar Students of the Day (children with autism spectrum disorders) by taking a photo with our distinguished guests.
A Spongebob moon bounce, bubbles and games offered fun for the kids. Hands in Demand provided massages at a discount with all proceeds supporting the walk. Tasty treats were available including Starbucks coffee, donuts from Shoppers Food Warehouse, Dominoes Pizza, bake sale items and of course, bottled water. DJ Jonathan "J" Riley kept the energy flowing by playing fun family music. Professional photographer, Karen Nutini, graciously donated her time to capture wonderful moments in pictures. Various local and national companies exhibited to provide information about products and services available to families with ASD children |
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