'Walk Now for Autism Speaks' held in Prospect Park
Hundreds made their way to Prospect Park Sunday for the borough's first "Walk Now for Autism Speaks." The family-friendly event had teams from all over Brooklyn fundraising for weeks. This year's
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Jul 21, 2014, 3:08 AM
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Hundreds made their way to Prospect Park Sunday for the borough's first "Walk Now for Autism Speaks."
The family-friendly event had teams from all over Brooklyn fundraising for weeks.
This year's walk is estimated to have brought in nearly $100,000 in total.
The money will go toward helping to fund research and support.
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