Walk for Dyslexia 2025
- Date Sat 17th May 2025
- Location Madison, Wisconsin
- Price $27.50
- Races 2 races
- Distances 5km
Event summary
Join the vibrant community in Madison, Dane on Saturday, May 17, 2025, for the inspiring Walk for Dyslexia! This uplifting event invites families and friends to come together in beautiful spring weather, making strides against dyslexia while supporting the Madison Area Children's Dyslexia Center. The day kicks off with in-person registration starting at 7:30 AM at Brittingham Park, followed by a fun and casual 5K walk/fun run that begins at 8:30 AM. Participants can choose to walk or run the course at their own pace, and dogs are welcome as long as they are on a leash.
For those who prefer a virtual option, you can join from anywhere by completing a 5K in your neighborhood, local park, or even tracking steps over a few days. Share your journey by sending a photo to showcase your participation! This event not only raises awareness for dyslexia but also provides essential free tutoring for children in Dane County who struggle with reading, writing, and spelling. Gather your friends and family to form a team, and enjoy discounts for groups of five or more. Together, let's make a difference in the lives of children and celebrate the spirit of community!
For those who prefer a virtual option, you can join from anywhere by completing a 5K in your neighborhood, local park, or even tracking steps over a few days. Share your journey by sending a photo to showcase your participation! This event not only raises awareness for dyslexia but also provides essential free tutoring for children in Dane County who struggle with reading, writing, and spelling. Gather your friends and family to form a team, and enjoy discounts for groups of five or more. Together, let's make a difference in the lives of children and celebrate the spirit of community!
Organiser's Description
Families and community members can gather in beautiful spring weather to make strides against dyslexia or participate with a virtual option. On Saturday, May 17, 2025, the public is invited to join in the Walk for Dyslexia to benefit the Madison Area Childrens Dyslexia Center, which offers free, individualized tutoring for Dane County children who struggle with reading, writing, and spelling. In-person registration will begin at 7:30 am at Brittingham Park (829 W. Washington Avenue, Madison, WI). The 5K walk/fun run will start at 8:30 am. Participants are welcome to run or walk the course. No timing is provided.
Dogs are welcome at Brittingham Park, according to the City of Madison. The City of Madison does require all dogs to be on a leash (leashes must be non-retractable and a maximum of 6 feet long). We ask that you respect your fellow event participants and watch your dog closely.
VIRTUAL OPTION: Invite out-of-town or even out-of-state friends and family to enjoy the funwithout asking them to travel. Run a 5K around your neighborhood, at a local park, or track your steps over a few days to complete a 5K (approximately 6,000 steps make up a 5K) if youd prefer. We encourage you to send a photo of your adventure to [email protected]. We will be sharing photos on our Facebook page.
ONLINE REGISTRATION AND DONATION FEES: An online registration fee is added to each registration and donation. If you prefer to skip paying the online processing fee, we encourage you to mail in registration or donations. Please download the registration form and mail it in before May 1, 2025. Donations are accepted through the mail continuously. If you are tracking your donations through a fundraiser, encourage the donor to include a note with your name on it.
TEAMS: grab your friends, colleagues, and family to form a team! All teams with five or more team members receive a $5 discount on their registration. Discounts will be enjoyed as a refund once your team has reached a minimum of 5 team members. Click through the registration process to start your team. If you are searching for a team already created, click the menu above to find them.
Dogs are welcome at Brittingham Park, according to the City of Madison. The City of Madison does require all dogs to be on a leash (leashes must be non-retractable and a maximum of 6 feet long). We ask that you respect your fellow event participants and watch your dog closely.
VIRTUAL OPTION: Invite out-of-town or even out-of-state friends and family to enjoy the funwithout asking them to travel. Run a 5K around your neighborhood, at a local park, or track your steps over a few days to complete a 5K (approximately 6,000 steps make up a 5K) if youd prefer. We encourage you to send a photo of your adventure to [email protected]. We will be sharing photos on our Facebook page.
ONLINE REGISTRATION AND DONATION FEES: An online registration fee is added to each registration and donation. If you prefer to skip paying the online processing fee, we encourage you to mail in registration or donations. Please download the registration form and mail it in before May 1, 2025. Donations are accepted through the mail continuously. If you are tracking your donations through a fundraiser, encourage the donor to include a note with your name on it.
TEAMS: grab your friends, colleagues, and family to form a team! All teams with five or more team members receive a $5 discount on their registration. Discounts will be enjoyed as a refund once your team has reached a minimum of 5 team members. Click through the registration process to start your team. If you are searching for a team already created, click the menu above to find them.
Races
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5K Walk/Fun Run (In-Person)
Incl. $2.50 Fee & T-Shirt
Sat 17th May 2025 (8:30AM EDT)
$27.50
Participants are welcome to walk or run the course on the day of the event. The event will not be timed. -
5K Walk (Virtual)
Incl. $2.50 Fee
$27.50
Walk or run on your own in support of Madison Area Dyslexia Center. You choose the time and location!
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