Playing in the kids area before the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, two boys draw with chalk on Sept. 22 at City Park. Many families support their loved ones together by participating in the walk. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
A representative from Edward Jones talks in front of the crowd at the ceremony before the Walk to end Alzheimer's. Over 50 Edward Jones employees participated in the walk. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Holding up their Promise Flowers, Manhattan Community members share their reason to support the Walk to end Alzheimer's. Participants are encouraged to pick a color flower that represents who their supporting. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Supporting the cause, Manhattan community members hold their Promise Flowers up during the Ceremony before the Walk to End Alzheimer's. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
During the ceremony at City Park, participants of the Walk to end Alzheimer's hold up their promise flowers. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Members of the A Cappella group, Cadence, sing the National Anthem at the ceremony before the Walk to end Alzheimer's on Sept. 22. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Participant at the Walk to end Alzheimer's holds up their Promise Flower during the walk. The orange flower represents that they support the cause and vision of a world without Alzheimer’s. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Walking down 11th street, Manhattan community members walk to end Alzheimer's on Sept. 22. The organization met their goal and raised over $50,000. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Supporting their philanthropy, members of sorority Sigma Kappa, walk down the street with other members of the Manhattan Community. Sigma Kappa was the number one top fundrasier group at the Walk to end Alzheimer's. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Carrying a yellow flower to support someone that is a currently diagnosed with Alzheimer's, sorority members of Sigma Kappa walk on Sept. 22 at the Walk to end Alzheimer's. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)
Manhattan community member participates in the Walk to end Alzheimer's on Sept. 22. Participants walk a lap around City Park in support of their loved ones that have been diagnosed. (Jessica Cude | Collegian Media Group)