Our yearly walk is a fun, family-friendly event, taking place at various locations across the U.S. including:

Saturday September 18th
Lincoln, Rhode Island

Saturday September 25th
Carmi, Illinois
Schaumburg, Illinois
Toledo,  Ohio
Hazleton, Pennsylvania
Tega Cay, South Carolina
Frisco, Texas

Sunday September 26th
Simsbury, Connecticut

Saturday October  2nd
Flint, Michigan

You can participate by attending an established walk or organizing a walk in your community. Family teams, corporate teams, and individual walkers – sign up and join us to walk for a cure!

To register for the DSF Steps Toward A Cure, visit
www.firstgiving.com/DravetSyndrome Foundation

There are many ways to get involved in the 2010 DSF's Walk for a Cure.:

• Coordinate a Walk: Walk Coordinators work with us to plan a walk in their hometown. We will guide you through the event process and provide you with resources, supplies and everything needed to make your local walk a success.
  
  
• Sponsor a Friend: Making a personal or corporate donation to a walk participant is an easy way to support the DSF Walk for a Cure. If you don't know someone who is walking in your local event, you can make a general donation.
  
  
• Create a Team: One of the most rewarding ways to participate in the DSF Walk for a Cure is to create a team and recruit family, friends and coworkers to participate and raise funds. Teams represent companies, organizations, families, schools and clubs and can range from as few as five walkers to hundreds!
  
  
• Walk as an individual: Register for a walk scheduled near you.
  
  
• Participate as a Virtual Walker: You can also help support the DSF as a Virtual Walker. Raise funds online via your own personal fundraising page. The best part? You can sleep in the day of the walk, and rest assured that we will put your dollars to work!
  
  
• Volunteer: Hosting the DSF Walk for a Cure takes many dedicated volunteers. Volunteer opportunities range from serving on a planning committee to helping on the day of the event. Contact us if you are interested in volunteering.
  
  
• Become a Sponsor: Local and national sponsorship opportunities enable companies to gain exposure and support the Dravet Syndrome Foundation. For more information, contact Lori O'Driscoll, National Walk Program Director