Kids Can Because We Walk N’ Roll.
On October 1st, the Greater Princeton Branch of AYLUS (GPA) served at a Walk N Roll event hosted by the Children’s Specialized Hospital for life changing care. GPA donated $5130 to the Hospital Foundation by making flea market booths during the summer 2023.
17th Annual Walk n’ Roll
SUNDAY: OCTOBER 1, 2023
COLONIAL PARK
538 Elizabeth Avenue, Somerset, NJ
Check-In Begins at 9am, Awards, Program & Walk Kick Off at 10am.
We Walk n’ Roll so ALL children have the chance to reach their full potential.
Children’s Specialized Hospital is the nation’s leading provider of inpatient and outpatient pediatric rehabilitation, the largest regional provider of autism services, and recognized by Newsweek as one of the world’s best specialized hospitals.
Your participation in our annual Walk n’ Roll is a fun way to support thousands of local children living with special healthcare needs from complex medical conditions like brain and spinal cord injuries, complications from premature birth, and chronic illnesses to a full scope of developmental, behavioral and mental health concerns.
By being an active partner, we help make it possible for all children to have access to the specialized care needed to learn to walk, talk, eat or breathe independently—again, or for the first time.
100% of Every Donation Makes a Life-Long Impact for Kids
A Message from the Campaign Committee Co-Chairs
We have volunteered to co-chair this campaign because we have witnessed children achieving miraculous results at Children’s Specialized Hospital; we believe in adapting for the future to ensure the availability of critical care to all children; and we care deeply about the children and families in our communities.
Children’s Specialized Hospital serves over 38,000 children per year and has been an integral part of children’s healthcare in New Jersey and the New York Metro area for over 125 years. The dedicated staff of doctors, nurses, therapists, and researchers will always strive to do more because as long as there is one child with special healthcare needs who is not being served or not receiving the specialized attention they deserve, their work is not finished.
This campaign will not only update and improve current CSH facilities but also expand their reach into new communities, providing access to more children. Beyond the planned infrastructure initiatives, this campaign will give CSH the necessary funding to continue their commitment to discovery, innovation, and development, from important research to expanding access to virtual telehealth visits and confronting the escalating behavioral health crisis.
Your support will secure the advanced delivery of care to children with special healthcare needs not only locally, but throughout the United States and around the world. Today, we ask that you join us in building a future in which all children have the ability to reach their full potential.
GPA Volunteers (10/1, AM, 2.5 hrs): Tom Cui, Sean Xu, Alice Li, Weiran Liu, Emily Zhang, Yolanda Zhang
