Winston Salem ALS Walk--April 27

Join us for the 2024 Walk ALS Winston Salem on Saturday, April 27th at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds! Walk day is a meaningful and impactful time for everyone involved and would not be a success without our dedicated volunteers. Thank you in advance for choosing to spend your Saturday morning with ALS United NC!

Please be sure to check your email in the days leading up to the walk. The walk is rain or shine, so please wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing as NC weather is always a little unpredictable! There will be water, coffee, and a light breakfast provided for volunteers. You will also receive a Walk ALS Volunteer T-shirt. If you have any questions, please contact our Community Outreach Coordinator, Lily, at lilym@alsnc.org. We look forward to seeing you on April 27th!

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