Partnership Walk Memphis
Date: Saturday October 26, 2013
Location: Tom Lee Park, Memphis TN
Last year 2,000 participants took a step to end global poverty in the annual Memphis Partnership Walk at Tom Lee Park. This year’s Walk/Run raised $255,000. 100% of the funds raised at Partnership Walk go directly to projects supported by the Foundation, not a cent is spent on administration. An additional $190,000 was raised at the Memphis Partnership Gala on September 22 to support the Foundation’s projects.
Thank you to everyone for coming out and making the 2012 event such a success!
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Highlights from 2012
On October 20, 2012, 2,000 walked to end global poverty at Tom Lee Park in Memphis.
The Walk had lively entertainment and activities for all ages celebrating the diversity of world cultures. Activities included a live band to warm up the crowd, a kids' corner with balloons and face painting, diverse entertainment and dances. The Walk also included a Village in Action displaying how AKF USA projects help communities to become self sufficient. The Walk also attracted many high-profile guests, civic leaders and local media personalities, including:
- State Senator Reginald Tate
- State Representative G.A. Hardaway
- Collierville Mayor Stan Joyner
- Tony Armstrong, Director of the Memphis City Police Department
- Commissioner Willie F. Brooks, Jr
- Sylvia Reed, Corporate Attorney at International Paper
- Stephanie Scurlock, News Channel 3 WREG-TV
Contact
For more information about the day's Walk, please contact Nizar Manjiyani by email at memphis@partnershipwalk.org or phone: 877-786-0110.
Pictures from last year's events.
In the News:
Walk raises money, awareness to help destitute around globe - Scott Carroll, The Commercial Appeal
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