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2024 Walk & Roll

Join us on September 21, 2024

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Join us for Gillette Children's Annual Community Celebration!
Saturday, September 21, 2024

Location: Viking Lakes
2685 Vikings Circle in Eagan, MN

9-10am: Check-in and activities
10am: Brief Program
10:15am-11am: Walking & Rolling and more activities!

  • This fun-filled morning includes walking and rolling around the beautiful Viking Lakes course (0.75 miles), face painting, crazy hair styling, delicious refreshments, and lively tunes with our DJ. We are excited to have KS95 Morning Show co-host, Crisco, returning as our event emcee.

  • This is a free event, and all are welcome to attend! Please register by September 1 to ensure availability of your preferred t-shirt size. While advance registration is encouraged, day-of-event registrations are also welcome.

  • For those interested in helping to make a difference for Gillette patients and families, there is the option to fundraise. You will have the opportunity to set up a fundraising page at the time you register.

  • All parking at Viking Lakes is free. There is a flat surface lot available for ADA parking. We ask everyone not needing accessible parking to park in the Vikings Museum parking ramp. 

  • Questions? Please contact us at events@gillettechildrens.com. 

Cameron Moskowitz, this year's Walk and Roll Ambassador is an outgoing, friendly 12-year-old with energy to spare! He and his twin sister, Kendall, were born prematurely at 26 weeks. Three days later, his parents were told that he would never walk, talk, or eat on his own due to a brain bleed. This led them to seek care at Gillette Children's where Cameron was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 14 weeks old.

"The one thing that sticks out most in my mind about Gillette is that it's like a family.
Everyone works together to take care of kids' needs at a time when it's tough for families.
I don't know where we could go to get Cameron the care he needs other than Gillette."
- Stacy Moskowitz, Cameron's mom

Cameron has had 13 surgeries at Gillette to increase his mobility. Most recently, he underwent SEMLS- Single-event multilevel surgery- to adjust his femurs and place pins in his toes with a goal of improving his stamina and stability. Now, Cameron is walking, talking, running and even playing baseball!

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