Next time you hit the pavement, it could just be to change the world. Charity walks are becoming increasingly popular as fundraisers. With a host of different gimmicks, non-profit agencies are collecting millions of dollars each year toward researching a cure. This year, what will you be walking for?
Revlon Run/Walk for Women
New York City and Los Angeles
May
This event can be done as a race, or as a walk, and raises money for women's cancer research. Since it's creation in 1993, it has raised more than $40 million for cancer research, counseling and outreach programs. Nearly 90,000 individuals are expected to participate this year. Registration for this event is $25, which includes a t-shirt and a Revlon gift bag.
March of Dimes Walk America
1,100 communities across the US
April and May
Started in 1970, Walk America raises money to support research and programs regarding premature birth. About 7 million people participate in the walk annually, and have raised more than $1.7 billion to date. There is no cost to participate in this walk, but those attending are encouraged to fundraise and solicit donations from friends and family.
New York City and Los Angeles
May
This event can be done as a race, or as a walk, and raises money for women's cancer research. Since it's creation in 1993, it has raised more than $40 million for cancer research, counseling and outreach programs. Nearly 90,000 individuals are expected to participate this year. Registration for this event is $25, which includes a t-shirt and a Revlon gift bag.
1,100 communities across the US
April and May
Started in 1970, Walk America raises money to support research and programs regarding premature birth. About 7 million people participate in the walk annually, and have raised more than $1.7 billion to date. There is no cost to participate in this walk, but those attending are encouraged to fundraise and solicit donations from friends and family.
