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This document is a pledge form for the EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® aimed at raising funds and promoting awareness for individuals with Down syndrome. It provides space for participants to list their details,

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How to fill out EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form

1. Download the EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form from the official website.
2. Begin by filling out your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, contact details, and any relevant identification.
3. Specify the amount you wish to pledge, either as a one-time donation or as a recurring pledge.
4. Indicate if the donation is being made in honor of someone or in memory of a loved one and provide their name if applicable.
5. Review the donation options to select any specific preferences you may have, such as where you would like the funds to be allocated.
6. Provide any additional comments or messages in the designated section, if required.
7. Sign and date the form to confirm your commitment.
8. Submit the completed form by mailing it to the specified address or by following the online submission instructions if available.

Who needs EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form?

1. Individuals wishing to support the Down syndrome community through fundraising.
2. Families and friends of individuals with Down syndrome participating in the Buddy Walk® event.
3. Organizations and groups looking to make a collective donation to promote awareness and inclusion.

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What is EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form?

The EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form is a document used to collect donations for the Buddy Walk® event, which aims to promote acceptance and inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome.

Who is required to file EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form?

Anyone organizing a Buddy Walk® event or participating in it as a fundraiser is required to file the EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form to report their raised funds.

How to fill out EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form?

To fill out the EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form, you need to provide your name, contact information, details of the event, and record the pledges received from donors.

What is the purpose of EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form?

The purpose of the EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form is to facilitate the collection of donations, track fundraising efforts, and ensure proper accounting for the funds raised during the Buddy Walk®.

What information must be reported on EFDSN 2012 Buddy Walk® Pledge Form?

The information that must be reported includes the total amount pledged, names and contact information of donors, and any additional notes relevant to the fundraising efforts.