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2010 Baltimore Walk For Lupus Now
Basic Information
Address: 2000 L Street NW, Suite 732
Washington, DC 20036
Phone Number: (888) 349-1167
Email: development@lupusdmv.org
Action Shots
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Additional Information
Clearances Required: No
Background Check: No
Ages for Volunteer: All ages
Hours of Service: Varies
Minimum Hours Required: None
Days of Service: Saturday, September 25th
Mission Statement:
We are dedicated to finding the causes of and cure for lupus and providing support and services to all people affected by lupus.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Our chapter provides services in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Central and Northern Virginia. We offer current information, education programs, support groups, and personalized help with the questions that arise for those living with lupus and their family and friends. We also support research and promote lupus awareness.
Additional Information:
Join us for the 3rd Annual Baltimore Walk for Lupus Now!
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When: Saturday, September 25th, Rain or Shine
Set-Up begins at 11:00am
Check-In begins at 2:00pm
Walk begins at 3:00pm
Where: Druid Hills Park, Baltimore, MD
Other: Free parking and registration
Please contact Michelle at development@lupusdmv.org to learn more about how to help. We need volunteers starting at 11:00am through about 6:00pm on Saturday, September 25th. Shifts can be accomodated to match your availability, and we will gladly support individuals or groups.
If you are interested in walking and volunteering, please visit our Baltimore Walk website for more details and registration information: http://www.baltimorelupuswalk.org/