Join us in celebrating our boy Grayson and other Trisomy 21 Warriors
The 29th Annual Capital Region Buddy Walk for Down Syndrome will be held on Sunday, September 28th, 2025, in Schenectady's Central Park. This walk, a 1-mile stroll around the pond, aims to raise awareness and support for individuals with Down Syndrome. The event also includes resource information, entertainment, music, games, and snacks.
Come join us in Schenectady Central Park to walk with our team to celebrate our boy Grayson and other Trisomy 21 Warriors. Let me know if you’d like a shirt made or order your own but consider a site that the profits go towards the Down Syndrome community, need help reach out! Can't join, not a problem, help us in promoting inclusion and awareness for the achievements of individuals with Down Syndrome as we celebrate the Buddy Walk's 29th Anniversary by donating and helping our team reach our goal.
Come join us in Schenectady Central Park to walk with our team to celebrate our boy Grayson and other Trisomy 21 Warriors. Let me know if you’d like a shirt made or order your own but consider a site that the profits go towards the Down Syndrome community, need help reach out! Can't join, not a problem, help us in promoting inclusion and awareness for the achievements of individuals with Down Syndrome as we celebrate the Buddy Walk's 29th Anniversary by donating and helping our team reach our goal.
Funds raised at the Buddy Walk have a direct impact on individuals with Down syndrome and their families in our communities at any stage of life. Here are just a few highlights of the accomplishments of the Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center from the past year:
Provided 96 Parent Education, Linkage, Outreach & Referral Consultations
Provided 70 Professional Education, Linkage, Outreach & Referral Consultations
Provided 120 Modified Curricular Units to Capital Region school districts to support inclusion of students with Down syndrome in general education classes
Provided Education, Enrichment & Empowerment to 20 young adults and adults through DSAHRC’s 321 Club
Provide In-person visits and ongoing support to Expectant and New Parents at Capital Region hospitals through DSAHRC’s Welcome Baby Program
