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Saturday, May 10, 2025

THANK YOU!

For the Most Impactful and Far-Reaching Move4Mona Ever!

 

Supporters from 72 cities and 10 countries walked, ran, danced, and moved on May 10th in support of education for all, raising  $29,450 to send 223 kids to school all year long!

Photos from Move4Mona 2025

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    5th Annual 5K walk in Edmonds, WA!

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  • A group of people are posing for a picture in a parking lot.

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    Deputy Consul of Japan and Korea joined the Edmonds Walk. 

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    Edmonds, WA walk

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    Edmonds, WA

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  • Two women are posing for a selfie in front of a sign that says 49

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    Edmonds, WA walk

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  • Three women wearing blue shirts and white vests are posing for a picture.

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    Edmonds, WA walk

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  • A woman standing in front of a table that says education for girls

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    Edmonds, WA walk

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    Edmonds, WA walk

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  • A group of women wearing blue shirts are standing under a tent.

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    Edmonds, WA walk

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  • Two women are holding a sign that says move4mona

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    Thrilled to have our partners Starfish International, The Gambia join witha Zumba session for students and staff!

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  • A group of people are dancing together in a room.

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    Starfish International, The Gambia

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  • A woman is dancing in a room with other people.

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    Starfish International, The Gambia

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    Starfish International, The Gambia

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  • Two women are standing next to each other with their hands on their hips.

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    Starfish International, The Gambia

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  • A group of people are walking down a path in a park.

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    First time community walk in Seattle, WA!

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  • A group of people are walking down a path in a park.

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    Seattle, WA walk

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  • A group of people are walking down a path in a park.

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    Seattle, WA walk

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  • A group of people are posing for a picture under a tree.

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    Seattle, WA walk

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  • A group of women standing under a pavilion with a sign that says move 4 mona

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    2nd Annual Move4Mona walk in Markham, Ontario!

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  • A group of people are walking down a wooden path in the woods.

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    Markham, Ontario walk

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  • A group of young women are standing next to each other on a path.

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    Markham, Ontario walk

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  • Two women are holding signs that say education is universal.

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    Markham, Ontario walk

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  • A group of people are posing for a picture on the beach.

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    Chicago walk with Mona Board member Tanya Zabeti!

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  • A woman wearing a blue t-shirt that says move4monda is standing on a balcony.

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    Mexico

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  • A man and a woman are posing for a picture in front of a house.

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    Vancouver, BC

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  • A woman in a blue shirt is playing with a hula hoop

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    Oakville, Ontario

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  • A man and a woman are taking a selfie in a field.

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    Walnut Creek, CA

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  • A group of people are holding up signs that say move 4 mona.

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    Tokyo, Japan

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  • A man and a woman are holding a sign that says move mona

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    Morocco

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Why Move4Mona?


Walkathons like Move4Mona are more than just events—they are a powerful way to turn collective action into real change. By walking together, we raise awareness about the barriers to education that millions of children face and help generate the funds needed to break those barriers.


Every step we take in Move4Mona symbolizes a student’s journey toward a brighter future. With every mile walked and every dollar raised, we provide scholarships, school supplies, and essential resources to children worldwide. It’s a simple yet impactful way to show solidarity, inspire our communities, and make education accessible to all.


Join us in moving for Mona—because when we move, we move education forward!

How your money will be used. 

All proceeds from Move4Mona go to the education of students in need and girls empowerment programs.

 Here are a few examples of the grassroots programs Mona Foundation supports.

One-room schools (GyanSetu), India

These schools provide out-of-school children in city slums and poor rural villages around Lucknow with access to education so they can catch up to their grade level and transition into the school system. Mona supports 139 one-room schools educating over 3,800 students. Watch the video to see the faces of students in these schools.

Ruhi Arbab and Simmons Schools, Colombia

Provides high quality K-12 education to children in rural and semi-urban areas. Most are of Afro-Colombian and mestizo descent from single-mother households. In addition to teaching academics, technology, and the arts, the schools offer spiritual/moral education that inspires students to be of service in their communities and promotes their personal and social transformation.

Hope Academy for Girls, Sierra Leone

A formal six year Junior and Senior Secondary School serving at-risk, low-income girls from five villages. It is the only girls’ educational institution on the south end of the peninsular in the Western Rural Area District of Sierra Leone. The school provides tuition-free, high quality, and holistic learning, giving girls the tools to achieve their highest potential.

A special thank you to our Edmonds Move4Mona event sponsors.

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