Walk for Malawi

By Everett F. Stevens
Staff Writer

Wednesday, November 26, 2008 — The Walk for Malawi was officially kicked off today by Community Center Director of Donations, Laslo Balint.

While raising support for the same country, this large-scale charity effort has a slightly different focus than last spring's Feed Children of Malawi.

"The money we raise will go towards helping to build homes in Malawi, so that teachers for the schools there have a place to live. It's vital to their education system and country as a whole. Many teachers and children will benefit greatly from these efforts," commented Balint.

The Walk for Malawi event will last for a month. During that month all citizens of Millsberry will be able to lace up their walking shoes and get involved. Laslo excitedly explained how the event works.

"First, you have to register for Walk for Malawi. That's one of the most important parts. After that you can go to the brand new Poster Jams to design your own unique poster helping to support Walk for Malawi.

"We need as many people to sign up as possible, so it's key to use your best design skills. The power of persuasion is in your hands.

"Word of mouth is always an effective promotion, so encourage your friends to join any way you can.

"Once you begin your walk, you'll get to travel around Millsberry from location to location completing different activities until you reach the finish line. Chances are, you'll have a lot of fun in the process."

Laslo also explained how much money he potentially plans to donate to Malawi.

"The donations will be based on how many citizens participate, so it's of the utmost importance that you encourage your friends to register. There are four different participation levels for the donation:

- Over 25,000 participants = $10,000 Donation
- 50,000 - 75,000 participants = $15,000 Donation
- 75,000 - 100,000 participants = $20,0000 Donation
- Over 100,000 participants = $25,000 Donation

"It's a community-wide effort, so I hope to see everyone out there when the walk begins. Visit the Walk for Malawi headquarters to register for the walk.

"You can also find more information about Malawi at the brand new Cause Tour Bus. Don't forget to swing by the new Poster Jams too.

"There are a lot of cool things happening in Millsberry, and all for a great cause. You have the power to contribute, just by getting involved.

"Kids helping other kids is an inspiring thing. Together we can all make a difference."





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Now,this is where you go in order.Rember,you have to go in order.So far,this is all I got,I still have to go some places.
*First,make your poster than donate money.
*Go to the museum.Wait for the sign click it and take your Walk for Malawi picture,for free.Don't worry if you don't have a printer still click print and move on,without printing it.Get your tip.
*Toy Store
*Go to the Westridge Crater
*Go to Peabody Park and it says play the game and sumbit score.(sumbit your score even if you did poorly,you do NOT have to complete all levels)Get clue
*Comunity Center,then donate one item
*Go to the Tour Bus(P.S. the sign is outside)go in tour bus and click on sign
*Go to the arcade.Get clue.Play Hop 'n Drop,submit score,and then get clue.
Now,this clue I'm stuck on:Go pay a visit to Edna Nelson.There you will find something Historic and recieve your next clue.

Now,I've got the end of the walk...
*Historical Society,Read article 5/22/08,get next clue
*Millsberry Acadamey
*Clothing Store
*Museum
THE END of the race!!! Now,enjoy your prizes!

i already finished

Me Too. I really like these kind of things, you know what else I liked the game we played with amazon john. I wish they had an arcade game that was like those pictures.

I know Amazon John is awesome;I wish I can play it again.Millsberry needs to do more stuff like this.

I agree and how cool is it that both the batman things were in places we had to go to? That was like a two for one deal.

Results so far at 13:07 (UK time) on 29/11/2008

What are you most excited about right now?
The Walk for Malawi event	33%
The new Poster Jams	10%
The new Cause Tour Bus	24%
Seeing how much is donated to Malawi at the end of the event	33%