“A Walk to Remember” event celebrates the lives of precious babies lost in pregnancy and infancy. More than 1,800 visitors are expected to attend this year’s walk — and volunteers are needed to make the event a success.
The 9th annual walk will take place Sunday, October 12, at Loma Linda University Church starting at 3:30 p.m. Bestselling author Angie Smith will be this year’s special guest speaker. Many of the expected 1,800+ attendees will be making their first visit to the LLUH campus during a difficult time in their life.
“A Walk to Remember” events are hosted throughout the nation in honor of National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. These events offer individuals opportunities to navigate through the difficult tragedy of losing a baby (pregnancy loss, stillbirth, and infant loss of any kind).
The “A Walk to Remember” event for LLU Children’s Hospital will help grieving families and friends locally through the journey of remembering the loss of their baby.
It takes the generous support of the LLUH family to make this type of an event successful. Approximately 300 volunteers are needed. Various volunteer roles exist and two time shifts are available.
To volunteer, please sign up at lluh.org/AWTRvolunteer.
Download the event flier below.
For additional information, please contact Stevieann Beach, patient experience coordinator, at SBeach@llu.edu or 909-558-7005.
