WALK
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the Atlanta Walk/Run
for Animals work?
A: Walkers and runners are all ages and participants can walk as
individuals, families, groups, work teams and more. Each walker solicits
sponsorship from friends and associates. Walkers and runners keep movin'
and groovin' throughout the morning, during high-energy warm-ups, stage shows
and upbeat entertainment all along the 5K and 1 Mile routes. Refreshments
are available before the Walk and Run and throughout the course, and
volunteers are stationed along the Walk route to insure that walkers stay
on course. The Atlanta City Police provide traffic control along the
route, and nurses are available for any first-aid needs.
Q: Can children participate?
A: Definitely! Children and our youth have a special fondness
for animals. This is a family friendly event and attracts
walkers and runners from 8 months to 88 years old!
Q: When and where is the walk?
A: Saturday October 8th at Grant Park. The Route is through the
park.
Q: Are donations tax-deductible?
A: Yes. Sponsors' cancelled checks serve as their receipt for
donations under $200.00. If their donation is above $200.00, the Atlanta
Animal Alliance can provide a receipt, if requested in advance.
Q: How did the Walk/Run begin?
A: The walk/run began as an idea. We were looking to have
a fun day that brings animal people together to celebrate our love of
animals and the joy they bring to our life.
Q: Who organizes the Walk/Run?
A: The Atlanta Animal Alliance is the host and organizer for
this event.