SLP's Fundraising Hike Starts Tradition of Advocacy and Service If you at any time doubt the power of your dreams.

SLP's Fundraising Hike Starts Tradition of Advocacy and Service

If you at any time doubt the power of your dreams, consider Jeff Alt. With a just discovered master's degree in speech-language pathology, Alt fix out to do brace things in 1998--hike the entire 2160 miles of the Appalachian Trail (AT) and raise wealth to help the Sunshine Children's dwelling which serves people with developmental disabilities--including his younger brother, Aaron.

"I dedicated the hike to Aaron, who has cerebral palsy, because he would not at any time have the chance to do something like this," said Alt, now 33

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