I am visiting my Dad, on Cape Cod this stormy weekend with Jose's winds whipping about.  I still have the intent to walk 25 miles, as the weather lets up a bit.  On behalf of the Rudolf Steiner group of Eugene, OR I'll be walking, thinking of our fellow human beings who are not free to walk where they wish but still have the opportunity to walk the roads of their own souls and minds.  As we extend our encouragement, our good thoughts and our support may they find comfort and growth.

Walk a Mile in My Shoes -- the 5th Annual Anthroposophical Prison Outreach Walkathon (this year cyclists are joining in too!)

September 22-24, 2017

Unlike most walk-a-thons, this event doesn’t have a set course or distance. Participants choose their route wherever they like, for however many miles they choose. Volunteers can walk alone for a couple hours a day, or gather a group of friends and family and make a day of it.

This year we intend to raise $25,000 in support of the work of the APO and the hundreds of prisoners across the country whose lives it touches, with inspiration, encouragement and support.

Please help us reach our goal!

We on the "outside" enjoy the wonderful gift of freedom of movement. The prisoners who participate in APO do not share this freedom. They do, however, share the freedom of movement in their life of soul. Let us accompany and support them on their inner journey by thinking of them as we walk out in the world on their behalf.

APO works to give self-rehabilitation services and hope to incarcerated individuals. We encourage inmates to take responsibility for their lives through teaching exercises, meditative techniques, self help books of a spiritual nature, mentorship and correspondence courses.

Thanks for sponsoring a walker, and helping the Anthroposophical Prison Outreach program to continue its important work of serving prisoners around the country.

Anthroposophical Prison Outreach is a program of the Anthroposophical Society in America, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Gifts are tax deductible to the maximum allowed by law.

For detailed directions on how to create a social fundraising page, please download this pdf.  If you have questions, Please contact Kathy Serafin at kathys@anthroposophy.org or 734-662-9355.

Thank you for your support of Anthroposophical Prison Outreach