Annual Autism walk!!!

It's that time again!!!! Time for the Annual autism speaks Pittsburgh Walk!!! Join Ky's Krew to raise money for autism awareness, for our second year!!!!

For those who have yet to meet Ky, he is a handsome, funny, sweet little man!\u2764\ufe0f. He was diagnosed at the age of 2 with autism. He will be turning 6 a few days before the walk and he has not let being on the spectrum hold him back. Ky'Mere is very bright and eager to learn. And he does just that, every chance he gets. It has been an amazing experience watching Ky grow into the young man he is today. It is definitely an eye opener learning about autism and what people on the spectrum go through on a daily basis. One thing I've learned is that people with autism are FEARLESS!! They are not afraid to give their all at anything they are doing. That's what Ky'Mere does everyday he opens his eyes. He wants to learn something new everyday and it's a blessing being apart of it. So I ask you, please join us for the walk for autism. Come on out and just see for yourself how adventurous Ky is

This year the walk is being held at Acrisure Stadium:

We are walking a one-mile loop around Acrisure Stadium, home to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 100 Rooney Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. Strollers, wheelchairs, and wagons are permitted. WE WALK RAIN OR SHINE!

Parking is available at Stadium Parking, Gold Lot 1, 790 West General Robinson Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212: Parking is $3.00.

When you join our team, you become part of an amazing community of the most passionate and committed individuals, families, friends and professionals - all dedicated to helping people with autism reach their full potential. The incredible support of people like YOU over the years has made it possible for Autism Speaks to meet so many milestones - advancing life-enhancing breakthroughs in autism care, providing more free, personalized support, increasing childhood screening and intervention resources and working to create a more accepting, understanding and inclusive world for our broad and diverse community. But with more than 70 million people affected by autism today, there is still much more to be done. Please join the team - set your fundraising goal - and start making a difference today!