Monday, September 28, 2026

White Cane Awareness Day October 17. Register Now!

 Always an excellent way to experience an assortment of important pedestrian details

Register for White Cane Day Walk 2026

Join us October 17th for our annual White Cane Day Walk!

Starting Location and Ending: Washington Talking Book and Braille Library (WTBBL) 2021 9th Ave, Seattle, WA 98121

Schedule:

  • 9:00 am - 9:50 Arrival and check in
  • 9:50 - Official Group Photo 
  • 10:00 - The Walk begins
  • 10:45 - Guest Speakers at Westlake Plaza
  • 11 - 1 pm - Vendor hall and activities (upstairs at WTBBL)
Register Here
Our famous White Cane Day swag is back! 
Purchase NOW to get your swag in time for the walk! 

https://www.bonfire.com/store/white-cane-day/

Special thanks to Erin Groth for this year's design: 

Image Description: Jimothy, a round cartoon raccoon walking to the right. Jimothy is gray with a dark mask around the eyes and dark rings on its tail. He is holding a white cane with a red bottom section and a white tip, angled down toward the lower left. Behind the raccoon are several diagonal white lines, parallel to each other, slanting from upper left to lower right, creating a crosswalk style background. Curved text above reads: “White Cane Day” Text near the lower right of the design reads: “2026”
We are in need of volunteers! 
Your role as a volunteer role may include
  • Walk Ambassador - Walking with participants and monitoring for safety. High viz vests and whistles will be provided. Some participants may request human guide. 
  • Assisting with snack line - Describing what food is available, helping participants get food and seating
  • Guiding participants from conference room to upstairs, directing people to the bathroom etc
  • Clean up as needed at the end of the event
Volunteer
White Cane Awareness Network is a small non profit. We rely on sponsorships and donations.  
If you are interested in having a table at our upcoming event or sponsorship you can find out more here: 
Register to host a booth
Donate
Thank you so much,
White Cane Awareness Network 

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