Autism MVP’s 12th Annual Walk & Football Fun Event
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Autism MVP’s 12th Annual Walk Event is set for Sunday, November 8, 2026! Join us on the Manasquan Boardwalk in New Jersey and a great after-party event at Leggett’s that is included in your ticket price! And all attendees will receive an Autism MVP football-themed t-shirt as the NY Giants are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles that day at 1 p.m., so you get your choice of a “NY Blue” or “Philadelphia Kelly Green” event t-shirt! There will also be a scavenger hunt on the beach for the kids with football-themed and other prizes!
FAQs
Where is the walk and how long is it?
The walk will take place on the Manasquan Boardwalk and we will start next to the bathing pavilion at 1st and E. Main Streets. Registration will take place at Leggett’s just steps away from where the Walk will begin. It’s a no-pressure, 1-mile walk. Walk as far or as short as you’d like! Registration starts at Noon at Leggett’s. The Walk is rain or shine, unless the weather is absolutely horrendous, and if that’s the case we’ll stay inside at Leggett’s and watch football!
Please join us in thanking sponsors CentralReach, #1 provider of Autism and IDD Care software and services and our friends at Leggetts!
What are my parking options for the event? There is plenty of on-street parking in Manasquan, including the lot behind Leggett’s
I work for a company that is interested in sponsoring the event. Who should I contact?
Please contact Keith Green via kgreen @ autismmvp.org or at 732-870-7977.
I can’t make the event but would still like to make a donation. What can I do?
Donations in any amount are appreciated! You can donate through this site, Venmo via @AutismMVP. If you’d prefer to mail a check, please mail it to P.O. Box 365, Little Silver, NJ 07739.
Who do Autism MVP’s programs benefit?
We have endowed scholarship programs for students enrolled in graduate programs at Monmouth University, Temple University and Rutgers University. These scholarships benefit students who want to pursue careers in special education, ABA, occupational therapy, speech therapy and other areas that will improve social and daily life skills for individuals on the autism spectrum.
