The Fundraising Page of Anna Quint

A fundraiser for Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind

Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind's (CLB) 7th Annual Light the Way encourages people of all ages, particularly people who are blind or visually impaired, to maintain active and productive lifestyles. This year’s Light the Way fundraising event will provide participants with a morning of fun-filled exercise, camaraderie and musical entertainment. Join CLB and walk the scenic boardwalk in the Capitol Riverfront, participate in complimentary fitness mini-sessions, and enjoy lunch from on-site neighborhood food vendors. Following the walk and cool-down, take a seat in Yards Park and relax to the soulful tunes of accomplished blind pianist/musician, Mac Potts.

Support CLB by participating in the 7th Annual Light the Way! Proceeds from this year’s fundraising event will help CLB to remain a strong community resource for residents in the Washington metropolitan area for years to come.

Registration is FREE this year, but we encourage all participants to crowdfund! Click on "Participate in this campaign!" and register to walk. Once you register, be sure to hit the blue "Share" button on the upper right-hand corner of your personal campaign page. Use this sharing option as an easy way to spread the word through email, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. and garner support for CLB!

About The Day

9 AM - Check-in at Yards Park
9:30 AM - Opening ceremony and warm up with Dr. Oz fitness expert, Laurent Amzallag
9:50 AM - Walk the boardwalk along the Capitol Riverfront
10:30 AM - Mini workout with Laurent and cool-down yoga session with Corey Phelps
11 AM - Food vendors open; musical performance by Mac Potts

Participating Vendors: Little Peace of Heaven and District Barbecue

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Address:
Yards Park
355 Water St SE
Washington, DC, DC 20003
USA
Time:
Oct 14, 2017 9:00am - 12:00pm

In Support of Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind

Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB) is an engaged, community leader in the Washington metropolitan area serving people of all ages who are experiencing vision loss. Clients of CLB receive service, training and employment resources that support the whole person, at every level of independence and stage of life. Through vision screenings, a mobile eye care unit, independent living skills training, support groups for youth and adults, career counseling and job placement, CLB enables clients to reclaim personal and professional independence by learning to advocate for themselves and address the challenges that arise from vision loss. CLB is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to CLB are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. CLB's tax identification number is 530196609.