Hero Walk for Autism - Virtual Challenge, In-Person Community Walk and Family Fun Day!

The Hero Walk for Autism is 9AM-12PM at Central Park, Schenectady.

Interested in attending the Hero Walk as a character, or helping out behind the scenes? Click here to sign-up as a Volunteer!

If you need help registering, visit our Registration FAQ! 
Have any questions? Email communications@asghr.org. 

ASGHR's Hero Walk for Autism - Virtual Challenge & In-person Walk/Fun Day is a great way to support your local autism community and help us to meet our mission of improving the lives of all impacted by Autism! Register your team today, fundraise together, and join us for this fun and inspiring challenge as we honor and support our local autism community.  Our goal is to raise $50,000 to honor and serve every person affected by autism in the Greater Hudson Region. There will be prizes for the top three TEAM fundraisers! $300 Gift Card, $200 Gift Card, and $100 Gift Card. The competition is ON!

Virtual Challenge (8/11/2022)- If you prefer, please join us virtually! We are encouraging friends, family, and co-workers to walk, run, hike, cycle, skip, row, or move in any fun way you chose from August 11, 2022, through September 23, 2022. The distance or time spent is entirely up to you. Virtual participants can join from anywhere in the world! 

In-Person Walk/Fun Day (9/24/2022)- includes a leisurely family-friendly walk around the lake in beautiful Central Park in Schenectady, NY. An agency fair where you can learn about local services and supports will take place under the pavilion and lots of fun activities for all. 

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The Autism Society of the Greater Hudson Region, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is proud to be the region’s premier source of education, advocacy, and support for individuals with autism, their families, and professionals. Autism is a developmental disability that occurs in all racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic groups. Many individuals with autism have significant social, communication, and behavioral challenges. The prevalence rate of autism continues to rise, and currently, the CDC estimates that an average of 1 in 44 children in the US has autism. The ASGHR serves as the local voice and resource for the Greater Hudson Region autism community. Funds raised from the Hero Walk for Autism: Virtual Challenge and In-Person Community Walk/Family Fun Day will provide much-needed support, resources, and programs for local families living with autism. The funds raised here, stay here!