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Who The World’s Biggest Walk concept was presented at the 2007 World Transplant Games in Bangkok by Sophie Morell to the team mangers for representing

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 WhoThe World’s Biggest Walk concept was presented at the 2007 World

Transplant Games in Bangkok by Sophie Morell to the team mangers

for representing member countries of the World Transplant Games

Federation.

Within 48 hours over 10 countries had expressed interest in

participating in this free global event. Subsequently over the next

couple of months the event grew bigger than expected.

The World’s Biggest Walk is the only event of its kind in the world. It

has been developed to link communities across the world to raise

awareness for organ/tissue donation and transplantation. This annual

experience is the only global event that knows no borders, no

stateliness' and has one vision.

The World Biggest Walk is not a fundraiser. This is a global awareness

walk. Being part of a life changing event will make a difference to

someone’s life. A life of someone you may not even know.

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WhatTo raise global awareness for organ / tissue

donation & transplantation by walking 5km

at exactly the same time across 5

continents around the world.

 

When

October 25th 200812 noon Greenwich Mean Time

Globally

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WhereCountries registered so far:

Australia • Austria • Bulgaria • Canada • China • Croatia • Egypt •

England • Finland • France • Germany • Hong Kong, China • India • Iran •

Indonesia • Ireland • Italy • Netherlands • New Zealand • Northern Ireland •

Norway • Pakistan • Russia • Saudi Arabia • Scotland • Slovenia • South

Africa • Turkey • USA • Wales

WhyNumber of people on waiting lists and still counting

China: 2,000,000

UK: 8,000

Latin America: 50,000

Australia: 1,800

USA: 99,500

Canada: 4,200

France: 11,000

South Africa: 3,500

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Howwww.worldsbiggestwalk.org

1. Choose a location.

2. Register a walk on the website

3. Receive a ‘Host Pack’ via email

4. Contact the start advertising the walk locally

5. Get a group of friends, families & colleagues together on October 25th, 2008

6. Start walking and talking

7. Take a photo of the group

8. Email the photo to www.worldbiggestwalk.org

9. Start planning for 2009

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These faces are not the only reason we need to

walk and talk.

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Worlds Biggest Walk Foundation

A.C.N: 1129 071 727

PO Box 2247

Prahran, Victoria, 3181

Australia

p: +61 3 9555 2381

m: +61 417 561 768

enquiries: [email protected]

web: www.worldsbiggestwalk.org