Greater Harrisburg Walk to End Alzheimer's

Join Me for the 2025 Greater Harrisburg Walk to End Alzheimer’s 💜

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If you’ve been around for a bit, you know I love this community, and I show up for the causes that matter. This year, I’m honored to serve as the Executive Leadership Chair for the 2025 Greater Harrisburg Walk to End Alzheimer’s, happening Saturday, Nov. 1 on City Island.

This cause hits home for me. I lost my dad to complications from dementia, and I walk in his memory — and for all the families navigating this heartbreaking disease.

Now, I’m inviting YOU to walk with me.

💜 Join my team
💜 Create your own team
💜 Or simply donate to support the cause

👉 Click here to join or donate

Get involved by June 20, and you’ll be entered to win an amazing local prize pack that includes:

  • 🎢 A 4-pack of Hersheypark tickets (valid through June 30)
  • A 4-pack of Harrisburg Senators tickets (valid through July 31)
  • 🎁 PLUS other local goodies! (Think gift cards, swag, and fun surprises)

Whether you’re walking in honor of someone you love, in support of the cause, or simply to give back to the community, this is a beautiful and powerful event.

Together, we’re fighting for a future without Alzheimer’s.

Let’s make some noise, raise some funds, and build momentum toward that day. 💜

Hope to see you on City Island this fall — and THANK YOU for supporting this mission.

Sara Bozich
Author: Sara Bozich

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