Your Way!

 

Join the Friendship Circle on Sunday, November 1st for a virtual interactive Walk 4 Friendship

Each Walk 4 Friendship participant will be asked to fundraise $25.

Do the walk Your Way:

  • Explore your favorite neighborhood walking paths and routes recommended by FC on your own time and at your own speed.

or

  • Use a treadmill or elliptical for those looking to get in their walk at home.

or

  • Take a virtual walk from the comfort of your favorite electronic device.

The Walk will culminate in a virtual Celebration of Friendship and Community with all participants and sponsors

We are thrilled to be presenting Dorothy Pollon with the Shore-Whitehill Award, done in partnership with Jewish Residential Services (JRS), for being a Champion of Inclusion in our community and her years of dedication to The Friendship Circle.

 

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