2011 Manulife Walk For Memories 


 
1 in 11 Canadians over the age of 65 has dementia. The Manulife Walk For Memories is the largest fundraising event for the Alzheimer Societies in Ontario. The Walk events, hosted by Alzheimer Society Chapters in over 55 communities, are dedicated to increasing awareness and raising funds for vital programs and services that support people living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

With an estimated 185,000 Ontarians living with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia, the Manulife Walk For Memories plays a critical role in supporting individuals and their families facing this disease. In 2010, more than 38,000 people will be diagnosedwith Alzheimer's disease. Now is the time to make a difference and 'Walk For Memories'!  Please join us in 2011 and 'Walk For Memories'!
 


January 2011

Brant

TBA Lynden Park MALL


Norfolk Haldimand

Dunnville High School       Indoor Walk               Wednesday, January 13th, 2 to 6pm
Caledonia Arena               Walk and Skate          Tuesday, January 26th, 4-6 pm
Simcoe in the Aud             Indoors Chili Lunch    Thursday, January 28th, 1-pm


Hamilton Halton

TBA Limeridge Mall
 

 

Get A pledge Form

Brant             519-762-7692
Norfolk          519-428-7771
Haldimand      905-768-4488
Hamilton        905-529-7030Collect Pledges on - line at www.walkformemories.ca 

Be the top fundraiser at your local Manulife Walk for Memories and you will be entered into a draw to win the Provincial Grand Prize! An all inclusive 7-day vacation for 2 to a tropical destination.

 

Incentive Prizes for

Collect $100         Walk for Memories T-Shirt
Collect $250         TBA
Collect $500         Fleece Pullover with WFM logo
Collect $1,000      TBA
Collect $1,000      TBA

 

In Haldimand and North the Winning  Teams wins a Big Red Shoe Award & Keepsake Teddy Bear

Get your yellow shoelace      Then wear it to the walk

We hope to have local celebrities/ politicians wearing shoelaces around their finger or as a tie or lapel pin at gala events, or "wrapping" local landmarks with shoelaces. Having participants tie shoelaces around each others' fingers at Walks conveys the idea of community, linking walkers to each other and to people with Alzheimer disease and related dementias.


• tie it on your lapel
• wrap a local landmark with your shoelace
• tie it on your shoe
• tie it to your purse
• tie it to your car
• tie it in your hair
• tie it to your gym bag
• tie it to your xmas tree
• tie it to your school bag

 
 
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