Walk to help more babies be born healthy!
South Jersey At Rowan
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Rowan University
Carpenter St & Joseph Bowe Blvd , Glassboro, NJ 08028
Date: Sunday, May 05, 2019 10:45 AM
ABOUT THIS EVENT
RAIN OR SHINE – We walk for babies! If you have a concern about the weather, please contact the March of Dimes local office, Shannon Kappre, SKappre@marchofdimes.org, (856) 375-8213.
This year you'll be joining thousands of people in cities across the country for March for Babies, and helping to raise critical funds to support research, advocacy and programs for the health of all moms and babies.
At March for Babies we come together to advocate for, empower and honor moms, families and babies everywhere.
Thank you for joining our community— we can’t do it without you!
We can’t wait to see you at March for Babies.
Welcome to March for Babies South Jersey at Rowan Univeristy, formerly known as Gloucester County March for Babies. We invite all off the surrounding South Jersey counties to join us for a 5K walk and run through the beautiful Rowan University Campus. Join us at the Start/Finish in the Stadium Parking Lot C for a fun filled event. Across Southeastern Pennsylvania & Southern New Jersey, thousands of people walked at March for Babies events and raised close to 2 million dollars. The March of Dimes signature fundraiser, March for Babies, is an event that brings walkers, volunteers and sponsors together to celebrate their community. Coworkers, families and friends participate to help in the fight for the health of all Moms and Babies. National and local sponsors benefit from highly visible media and marketing campaigns, onsite activations and company team participation, among others. Each year, about 20,000 companies and 3 million people take part in nearly 500 communities across the country.
