Date: Sunday, Sep 20
Time: 2:00 am
Venue: Wake Forest Birthplace Museum, Wake Forest
Price: Donations Accepted
Category: Family
This year’s walk will raise funds to address the nutritional and developmental needs of our neighbors in Wake Forest and ...
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“Bring a sturdy stroller if you are participating with toddlers.”
The Wake Forest CROP Hunger Walk is an annual community fundraising walk that raises money to combat food insecurity both locally and globally. Participants gather to walk a designated route, raising funds through direct donations and sponsorships to support neighbors in need. To participate, head to the Wake Forest Birthplace Museum on Sunday afternoon. The event is open to all ages, making it easy to push a stroller or walk alongside school-aged children. There is no registration fee, though walkers are encouraged to make a donation or gather pledges. Street parking is available nearby, and you should bring water bottles and comfortable walking shoes for the route. This event is a solid choice for your weekend because it combines outdoor exercise with a tangible lesson in helping others. It fits easily into a Sunday afternoon schedule and connects you with neighbors working toward a good cause.
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Wake Forest CROP Hunger Walk runs Sunday, Sep 20, 2:00 am.
Wake Forest Birthplace Museum is at 414 N. Main Street, Wake Forest, Wake Forest, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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