Wolf Park’s 5th Annual Walk for Wolves Fundraiser Event Saturday September 21, 2013 9-1 pm
Join Emcee Brittany Rayburn Purdue Basketball Star, Honorary Chairman Jeff Smith TV 18 , and Entertainer Scott Greeson & Friends, as they kick off the Walk for Wolves event this year at Wolf Park! Lunch will be provided by the Outpost for $5 and Silly Safaris will host a free live animal show that includes human interaction!
Get your pack together for Wolf Park’s annual sponsor-based fundraiser! Our success depends on everyone joining in on the fun — clubs, school classes, church groups, businesses, organizations, individuals and most of all YOU! Go online at
http://wolfpark.org/support/walk/ and register your Pack (1-5 people) by September 20th, collect donations, and then on the big day come out and walk around the loop trail at Wolf Park. One of our resident wolves will join us! For the rest of the morning walkers will stroll around this beautiful, unique park, seeing the wolves, foxes, coyotes and bison up close and personal. Bring your team spirit! Prizes awarded throughout the Walk!
All donations help make sure our ambassador wolves educate the public about endangered species, conservation, and the role of predators in our environment. And donations are fully tax deductible! Every walker will get a Walk for Wolves t-shirt if signed up by August 31st! All packs will have a chance to win fabulous prizes! Any individual or pack that raises $1,000 or more will get to meet a wolf in person, and have their pack picture taken by world renowned photographer Monty Sloan!If you miss the deadline or do not wish to form a Pack please make a donation to the Walk or, feel free to join us as a walk-in the day of the event! Adults are $20, kids 5-13 are $15, and kids under 5 are $5. All Walk participants (including walk-ins) can join us free of charge during our regular open hours at the Park for guided tours from 1-5pm and for Howl Night at 7:30pm on September 21st as our guests!
Join Emcee Brittany Rayburn Purdue Basketball Star, Honorary Chairman Jeff Smith TV 18 , and Entertainer Scott Greeson & Friends, as they kick off the Walk for Wolves event this year at Wolf Park! Lunch will be provided by the Outpost for $5 and Silly Safaris will host a free live animal show that includes human interaction!
Get your pack together for Wolf Park’s annual sponsor-based fundraiser! Our success depends on everyone joining in on the fun — clubs, school classes, church groups, businesses, organizations, individuals and most of all YOU! Go online at
http://wolfpark.org/support/walk/ and register your Pack (1-5 people) by September 20th, collect donations, and then on the big day come out and walk around the loop trail at Wolf Park. One of our resident wolves will join us! For the rest of the morning walkers will stroll around this beautiful, unique park, seeing the wolves, foxes, coyotes and bison up close and personal. Bring your team spirit! Prizes awarded throughout the Walk!
All donations help make sure our ambassador wolves educate the public about endangered species, conservation, and the role of predators in our environment. And donations are fully tax deductible! Every walker will get a Walk for Wolves t-shirt if signed up by August 31st! All packs will have a chance to win fabulous prizes! Any individual or pack that raises $1,000 or more will get to meet a wolf in person, and have their pack picture taken by world renowned photographer Monty Sloan!If you miss the deadline or do not wish to form a Pack please make a donation to the Walk or, feel free to join us as a walk-in the day of the event! Adults are $20, kids 5-13 are $15, and kids under 5 are $5. All Walk participants (including walk-ins) can join us free of charge during our regular open hours at the Park for guided tours from 1-5pm and for Howl Night at 7:30pm on September 21st as our guests!
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