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Hope for Haiti Walk-a-Thon Participant
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Hope for Haiti Walk-a-Thon Participant (STUDENT)
Event Info
Sunday, October 26th from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The Hunter Museum
10 Bluff View Ave
Chattanooga, TN US 37403
The Hope for Haiti Walk-a-Thon will start and finish on the beautiful 24-hour terrace—located just to the left of the Hunter Museum entrance. Convenient parking is available all along the Bluff View Art District, so come ready to walk, celebrate, and make a difference!
Skip the lines on Walk-a-Thon day!
Come by the CNP Office at 1401 Williams St, Suite 140, Chattanooga, TN 37404 for early check-in and pick up your race materials, including your event t-shirt, free drink ticket, and registration packet.
Early check-in will be available on Friday, October 24 from 1:00–4:00 PM and Saturday, October 25 from 11:00 AM–4:00 PM.
Bring along any questions you may have—we’ll be happy to help!
We can’t wait to see you there and get you ready for the big day!
Description
On October 26th at 2:00 PM at the Hunter Museum, join us for our annual Hope for Haiti Walk-a-Thon. You’ll choose your route - roughly 1, 2 or 3 miles - each mile representing the path of a monitrice from one child to the next. Even if you walk the full 3 miles, you’ll only cover a fraction of what she does in a single day.
Then the celebration begins!
- 🎶 Live music from a local Haitian jazz band
- 👕 Event t-shirt for every walker
- 🥤 A free drink for every walker
- 🍴 Food, games, and fun at the Hunter when the walk concludes
By walking together, we shine a light on the tireless efforts of our staff—and the children still waiting for help.
Route Details
The Walk-a-Thon route will be up to 3 miles, and you’ll get to choose your distance—roughly 1, 2, or 3 miles. Each mile represents the path of a monitrice walking from one child to the next. Even if you walk the full 3 miles, you’ll only cover a fraction of what she does in a single day!
Along the way, you’ll stop at “houses” located around the 0.5 mile, 1 mile, and 1.5 mile markers (since the route is out-and-back). At each house, you’ll find water stations and stories of children who need help—the very children a monitrice would be walking to visit. These stops will keep you refreshed while also helping you connect more deeply with the purpose of your walk.
Walk Contact Info
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Walk Website
Additional walk information can be found at http://www.cnphaiti.org.
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