FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
Q: When and where is the Walk?
A: May 13, 2023 at the Detroit Zoo.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Cost of registration is $40 for adults who pre-register, $45 for adults at the door and Children are FREE.
Q: What is included in the cost of registration?
A: Entry into the Detroit Zoo, parking at the Zoo, A Walk for Justice t-shirt, access to our famous silent auction and kettle raffles, and entertainment for the whole family!
Q: What if I cannot attend the Walk, but still want to support this great cause?
A: Donations can be made at www.walkforjustice.org (just click the kettle to the right) or checks can be made payable to William Booth Legal Aid Clinic, and mailed to 3737 Lawton, Detroit, MI 48208.
Q: Can people sponsor me as a walker?
A: Yes. Please see the back of the flyer for the pledge form, or print pledge forms HERE. Remember, the person who earns the highest pledge total will win a prize.
Q: How can I find out what items will be at the Silent Auction?
A: Please look at our Silent Auction tab on this Website, like us on Facebook for an up-to-date list of activities, great prizes to win, and Silent Auction items, or email us at info@walkforjustice.org to be included in our Auction Preview.
Q: How can I win prizes?
A: There are two ways. Every walker will be entered for a chance to win a door prize. And, the person with the highest pledge total will win a prize. You can also enter to win one of the many items in the silent auction, and kettle raffle.
Q: How far is the Walk?
A: There is no set distance. Walk as far and as long as you feel. You will have access to all open areas of the Zoo.
Q: Where can I get more information about the event?
A: E-mail us at: info@walkforjustice.org Call us at: (313) 361-6340 or write to us at: 3737 Lawton, Detroit, MI 48208
Q: What will my contribution be used for?
A: Established in 1994, the William Booth Legal Aid Clinic has already resolved more than 20,000 legal issues impacting our community including cases relevant to U.S. Military Veterans, homelessness, domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, family law, and consumer advocacy. See the About Us tab for information about how the William Booth Legal Aid Clinic helps individuals, families, and veterans in the metro Detroit area!