San Antonio held the Step Out Walk this past Saturday, an annual fundraising event for the American Diabetes Association. The event, which has been running for over 30 years, attracted several hundred attendees for 1K and 5K walks to support diabetes research, advocacy, and education.
As reported by Here San Antonio, with participants from families to fitness enthusiasts showing their support. Local news personality Jeremy Baker of KENS 5 served as the emcee, engaging with the crowd despite the early start. The event featured walkers and informative booths offering resources for diabetes management and ways to support awareness initiatives.
Before the walks started, it was announced that this year's Step Out Walk had raised $82,000. KENS 5 reported that the organizers are already preparing for next year’s event. The contributions reflect the community's support for a disease that affects millions.
The Step Out Walk, stated by Here San Antonio, gathered people in T-shirts with positive messages. Families, friends, and pets walked together, showing support for diabetes awareness. The event raised funds and provided information about diabetes. By attracting a diverse crowd, it helps in the ongoing fight against the disease.
