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"California's Longest Party!"
From Marin to Sausalito, across the Golden Gate Bridge through San Francisco to Palo Alto and through Silicon Valley to Santa Cruz, the 128-mile course boasts the largest number of tourist destinations of any walk. After walking for 24 hours through 28 cities, 12-member teams walk to victory on the beach while furthering The Relay mission to increase awareness of 98,000 Americans waiting for organ transplants.

The Relay Walk Promotes Organ Donation,
Through Organs 'R' Us, the transfer of the baton from walker to walker symbolizes the transfer of an organ from donor to recipient. The 2005 and 2006 Relay Walks were were dedicated to three-year-old Katalina Thang of San Jose who waited 2 years for a heart lung donor. On September 4, 2006, Katalina received a new heart and lungs.

The 2007-2008 Relay Walks
are dedicated to eight-year-old Shawn Stockwell who waits for a new heart.

The Media Describe "California's Longest Party"
as "the most fun 24 feet can have" in "the best place on earth."

Audience
Corporate entries have included United Airlines and University of California, San Francisco Med Center targeting the well-educated, affluent walkers. 91% of walkers are college educated with 87% employed at a professional or managerial level. 82% are between the ages of 25 and 49 with 60% male and 40% female participation. Median family income is $72,000.

Join The Relay Walk Family
which includes 28 cities, 5 counties, 30 sponsors, 30 property owners, 40 law enforcement agencies, Caltrans, Golden Gate Bridge, National Park Service and hundreds of walkers, spectators and volunteers for a little walk from Marin to Santa Cruz.