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Step Up for Autism with Little Friends this Sunday

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All of the friends at Little Friends, Inc., welcome the entire community to their fun-filled, family event this Sunday, June 22, where team photo opportunities are in abundance with plenty of smiles.

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Step Up for Autism Sunday, June 22, along the Riverwalk.

The Step Up for Autism Walk and Fun Run again will take place along the beautiful Riverwalk in downtown Naperville. Registration opens at 8:30AM and the Walk kicks-off at 9:30AM.

Started 6 years ago as a way to raise awareness about autism spectrum disorders, this event continues to attract spirited teams in matching colorful t-shirts, drawing crowds of 2,000 people.

Geared toward families of all ages, youngsters will enjoy a special kids area with lots of activities and food. Folks also will find tons of music, thanks to generous sponsors at 95.9 The River and their very own Danielle Tufano and The River Road Crew.

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Join the fun from start to finish and meet many interesting participants.

From start to finish, familiar faces and costumed characters are added attractions every year.

Organizers encourage participants to bring the entire family and the family dog or come by yourself and meet new friends. Grab some coffee and join the morning of enlightenment in the sunshine as the weather forecast is looking good.

To find out more information or register to participate, visit www.littlefriendsinc.org or visit the Step Up for Autism website atwww.stepupforautism2014.kintera.org.

RELATED POST: PN’S Calendar of Runs, Walks and Bike Rides / Note most walks/runs take a break for the heat of early July. Scott’s Walk is slated for July 27 beginning at the Picnic Shelter at the Dog Park, right by Whalon Lake in the Will County Forest Preserve.

  

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