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'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

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"Walk for the Way" brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

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  • 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Dolphins cheerleaders Vanessa and Isabel pose with Sonny, the Parks & Rec turtle mascot. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Many teams wore the shirt of their sponsor. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Sheriff Kevin Rambosk cuts the ceremonial ribbon. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Dolphins great Mercury Morris, from the only undefeated NFL squad ever, signs autographs. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • The Marine Corps League honor guard stands in formation. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Radio host Dave Elliott serves as emcee. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • A detachment from the Marine Corps League fired a three-volley salute before the walk. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Carl Veaus won tickets and transportation to a Dolphins game with his rendition of the Miami Dolphins fight song. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Dolphins cheerleaders Vanessa and Isabel sign autographs. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Cheerleader Vanessa gives a fan a high-five. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Doug Barr runs the t-shirt booth. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • The Barron Collier High School drum line entertains before the walk. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Craig Bamberg, center at rear, documented the event for the United Way. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • After the walk, the action moved inside to the gym. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Many sponsors contributed, and got their logos on the t-shirts. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • The Walking Y actually did the walk, unlike most of the other mascots. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Arianna Fernandez, 2, figures that any activity that includes donuts can't be too bad. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Carol Rushing mans the 4-H table. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News
  • Ronald McDonald greets the walkers. 'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. Teams and individuals walked two miles around the park (unless they took the shortcut), enjoyed snacks from Jason's Deli and Publix, and had the chance to meet former Miami Dolphin stars and current Miami Dolphins cheerleaders. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

'Walk for the Way' brought out a crowd of approximately 1,000 people to North Collier Regional Park Saturday morning. The sixth annual event serves as a kickoff for the United Way of Collier County (UWCC) fundraising campaign, and is the agency’s only all-inclusive, community-wide event.

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