Our 14th annual Buddy Walk® in Bloomington will be Sunday, October 3rd
We are making plans for a safe and enjoyable in-person event at the Monroe County Fairgrounds and will also offer a virtual option for those who aren't comfortable attending in person. We're still working out all the details, so visit this page again, watch your email and/or the DSFC Facebook page for more information coming soon!
The annual Buddy Walk® in Bloomington is more than a walk, it's a family reunion. Whether you have Down syndrome, know someone who does or just want to show your support – we invite you to join us for a great event as we unite for a common cause and raise funds to support Down Syndrome Family Connection.
October is Down Syndrome Awareness month, so what better time than this to celebrate!
We are making plans for a safe and enjoyable in-person event at the Monroe County Fairgrounds and will also offer a virtual option for those who aren't comfortable attending in person. We're still working out all the details, so visit this page again, watch your email and/or the DSFC Facebook page for more information coming soon!
The annual Buddy Walk® in Bloomington is more than a walk, it's a family reunion. Whether you have Down syndrome, know someone who does or just want to show your support – we invite you to join us for a great event as we unite for a common cause and raise funds to support Down Syndrome Family Connection.
October is Down Syndrome Awareness month, so what better time than this to celebrate!
If you are interested in being a sponsor please contact us!
Here's the highlight video from our 12th annual Buddy Walk in 2019:
Our 11th Annual Buddy Walk®
2018 was a great success!
Check out pictures from the day, taken by Capture Pandemonium:
2018 was a great success!
Check out pictures from the day, taken by Capture Pandemonium:
About the Buddy Walk®
The Buddy Walk® was established by the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) in 1995 to celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October and to promote acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome. It has since grown to be the world's largest and most recognizable Down syndrome awareness program with over 225 Walks taking place in 50 states and select international countries. In the past year, 300,000 walks collectively raised nearly $12 million, which is used to support local programs and services as well as national advocacy initiatives.
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Event Sponsor
Diamond Sponsors
Gold & Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
James Ernest Carnival Games