How does a charity work?

How does a charity walk work?

  • I'm going to do a charity walk tomorrow, and I'm nervous about how the logistics work (i'm new, obviously). We are supposed to register beforehand tomorrow morning; what should I expect? To pay money to register? I didn't get any sponsors or anything, is that necessary? The flyer only says a time frame for the walk, no distance, so does it matter how far/long I walk? How exactly would I be helping if I don't pay and don't have any sponsors? I don't want to make a fool of myself, can someone help clue me in?

  • Answer:

    its not big deal. Usually the distances are not too long because they expect children and elderly people to participate. Just go in the morning, register and bring a bottle of water and a iPod. Make a donation if you can afford it, its perfectly ok if you don't, and just enjoy the walk.

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Sounds like bad communication on the part of the charity walk people. It's not too late to put the name of your charity walk into your favorite search engine and see if you can find out more information. Most charity walks make their money on either a registration fee, or people getting sponsors, or sometimes both. So expect to give them some money tomorrow. A few charity walks are more for publicity and awareness of their cause than they are for raising money. If this is one of those rare cases, you won't be asked for money tomorrow.

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