Geneva Centre for Autism
Go the Distance for Autism!
Join the families, friends and staff of Geneva Centre for Autism who will be going the distance in our Third Annual Geneva Centre for Autism Walk and Run, part of the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon. Anyone interested is welcome and encouraged to join our team — Geneva Centre Trailblazers.
Participate in the 5km, half marathon or full marathon!
This fun filled event is a great day out for the whole family and a simple way to raise funds for the vital services provided by Geneva Centre for Autism.
Raise the minimum fundraising goal ($50 for 5km, $70 for the half and full marathon) for The Centre and receive free registration to the event of your choice.
Why run for Team Geneva?
- Your support will help fund our innovative programs for children, as well as the establishment of Canada's first specialized resource centre for youth and adults with autism
- Get the chance to connect and become friends with other families and clients of The Centre at the pep rally, on race day, and at the after party
- Great prizes for our top fundraisers
- All team members will receive a special Geneva Centre t-shirt and race kit filled with goodies in addition to the t-shirt and medal you receive from the marathon organizers!
Do your part and go the distance!
- Start collecting pledges from your friends, family and colleagues. We can provide you with all the tools to make your fundraising easy and successful.
- Encourage other walkers or runners, young and old, to join you as part of Geneva Centre Trailblazers.
- For more information on joining Geneva Centre Trailblazers contact Rachel Truant on 416-322-7877, ext. 254 or rtruant@autism.net
Founded in 1974, Geneva Centre for Autism is an international trailblazer in the delivery of clinical intervention services and training. The Centre influences policy, supports research and delivers innovative services that make a real difference to children, youth and adults with and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families.
With 1 in 110 Canadians being diagnosed with an ASD, Geneva Centre for Autism is an important place for families to turn to; where they find hope, support and possibilities. The Centre provides the best programs, services and training, helping children and youth with autism to develop their gifts and fulfill their potential.
www.autism.net/foundation.html
