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SEPTEMBER 12: Spina Bifida Walk-N-Roll Returns to Goose Creek

Support those with Spina Bifida by participating in the 2026 Walk-N-Roll, happening at Central Creek Park in Goose Creek on September 12th. Find out how you can register today for FREE. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country

SEPTEMBER 12: Spina Bifida Walk-N-Roll Returns to Goose Creek

When
Sep 12th, 2026
All Day
Where
147 Old Moncks Corner RdGoose CreekSC29445

Annual Spina Bifida Walk-N-Roll Returns
Saturday, Sep. 12 | Central Creek Park, Goose Creek

Upcoming in September, the annual Spina Bifida Walk-N-Roll returns to Central Creek Park in Goose Creek, hosted by the Spina Bifida Association. The Walk-N-Roll event honors and supports people living with Spina Bifida and helps in the research to reverse life-altering birth defects and remains as the SBA’s largest annual fundraiser.

The Walk-N-Roll is a free, family-friendly, non-competitive event that consists of a one-mile walk (or roll, for wheelchair users) through Central Creek Park. The event also hosts games and activities for children as well as opportunities to learn about Spina Bifida and connect with other individuals and families affected by it. Registration for this year’s event is available online and is free for everyone, though donations and fundraisers help benefit the cause and help the Spina Bifida Association move closer to their goal.

Register today by clicking here and signing up to participate or make a donation to help those affected by Spina Bifida.

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