The community will come together Friday, October 3, for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Poynter Park, one of the weekend’s most meaningful events. Participants are invited to join the Promise Garden ceremony and walk in support of Alzheimer’s awareness, caregiving, and research. The event offers a chance for families, friends, and advocates to honor loved ones affected by the disease while helping raise funds for a future without Alzheimer’s.
Poynter Park will serve as the gathering place for the ceremony, where colorful Promise Garden flowers symbolize the personal connections walkers have to Alzheimer’s. It’s a fitting start to an event focused on remembrance, community, and hope. As the walk begins, attendees can take part at their own pace, making it accessible for all ages and abilities.
Among a busy weekend lineup that includes festivals, sports, and fall fun across the area, the Walk to End Alzheimer’s stands out for bringing people together around a cause that touches many lives. For those looking to support a local effort with lasting impact, Poynter Park is the place to be on October 3.