What you can do on Walkathon Guide.
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Walkathon Planning PodCast
Posted on January 4, 2011 by walkathonguide
Do you learn by listening? Then we have the podcast for you… words of wisdom from my friend Roger Carr and I, all about planning walkathons. Click to listen.
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Walkathon Planning Timeline – Remember Dependencies
Posted on July 29, 2010 by walkathonguide
Some planning thoughts… If you’ve read the Walkathon Guide book, you’ve seen this chart. This chart is a simplified view of what each committee needs from the others. Each chapter of the book gives a more detailed list of dependencies for each committee. Look at this chart, then make your own version. Draw a weekly [...]
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And Now, A Word about Walkathon Sponsors
Posted on June 24, 2010 by walkathonguide
There’s gold in the backs of your walkathon t shirts. Think about the lifespan of a t shirt. People will wear those shirts for years. For some kids they become the main items in their wardrobes. This translates to a nice revenue opportunity for your walkathon. T shirts offer high visibility for sponsors. There’s still [...]
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Choosing a Location for your Walkathon
Posted on June 16, 2010 by walkathonguide
Consider the following factors when you choose your walkathon site and route: If you want to support people with varied levels of endurance, choose a route that is a loop. That way people can duck out at any time. For children, an ideal length for your route is ¼ to ½ mile. For adults it [...]
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