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Join Us September 7, 2013!


Mark your calendars!
 The third annual March Into the Light community walk will take place on Saturday, September 7, 2013 in downtown Sioux Falls, starting and ending at the Washington Pavilion with reception to follow. 

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Be a Sponsor. We're looking for sponsors for this year's March. Sponsors play a vital role in making this event more visible and reaching the thousands in our community deeply affected by this disease. Download our Sponsorship Brochure or email Elizabeth for more information.

Register for the March. Registration is $20, which includes a dri-fi, long sleeve shirt. Please register and then form or create a team and start fundraising. The more who march the more we empower and atrract to recovery from addiction. Fill out my online form.

Volunteer. We need volunteers to help plan and recruit for the March and to help with logistics on the day of the event. Contact us for more information.

Online fundraising for 2013 March Into the Light - Saturday, September 7

 

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Learn More About the March

What is the March Into the Light?
The March Into the Light is an annual community fundraising walk to celebrate recovery from addiction. It is a unique event to inspire those affected by alcohol and drug problems and rally the community in support of solutions to addiction. The March starts in the pre-dawn darkness, with the rising sun as a symbol of our movement to bring the disease of addiction out of darkness and into the light.

What is the goal of the March?
Last year, with the help of over 25 volunteers, the walk turned out more than 325 participants and raised over $30,000 to enhance recovery support, advocacy, and awareness programs in the Sioux Falls area.  With the help of more volunteers and the Sioux Falls community, Face It TOGETHER Sioux Falls is hoping to expand to over 500 participants this year. 

Why is the March held in September?
The event is planned annually in conjunction with September’s National Recovery Month and other "Recovery Walks" held around the country.

Why should I participate?
This event is very important not only to those directly affected by addiction, but also to the broader community. When people don't get help for addiction, we all pay the costs. The March Into the Light is a powerful way to help shatter the stigma and shame around alcohol and drug problems.

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Read about the 2012 March Into the Light
Read about the 2011 March Into the Light