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On Monday, July 5, 2010 at 9:30 a.m.,
the Dunwoody Homeowners Association and the Dunwoody Crier Newspaper
will host the annual Fourth of July Parade featuring
marching bands, floats, clowns, animal units and local celebrities.
Last year the parade attracted over 2,500 participants and 32,000 spectators!

Here are ways YOU can get involved!

Become a Cash or In-kind Sponsor

~ We offer many levels of sponsorship ~
We will design a customized sponsor package that can be designed to fit your needs.
 We will work with our sponsors to create the best ways to showcase their business or organization. Options range from building a float, having your mascot ride in a convertible, getting your employees involved, to sponsoring an existing parade unit.

Dunwoody Salutes America 4th of July Parade Sponsor Opportunities (PDF)

Please email Pam Tallmadge for further details: pamtallmadge@comcast.net.

Participate in the Parade
Grab your friends, family and coworkers and show your community support.
Get creative ~ build a float, get in costume, or decorate a vehicle.
We can help you come up with the perfect idea.

This year's parade theme is:

Dunwoody Salutes America's Volunteers

Volunteers Needed
If you are interested in volunteering for the parade,
please contact Stacey Harris at: Staceyharris70@hotmail.com.

Volunteer opportunities include Registration, Parade Route Marshals,
and the Family Festival area after the parade.

Spread the Word
Display parade posters / flyers in your office, business or organization
Forward this web page to your friends, family and coworkers.

Post-Parade Festival
Join us for a family festival in the parking lot of Dunwoody Village.
We invite all parade participants and spectators to join us for live entertainment,
kids activities, BBQ, hotdogs, and much more.

Presenting Sponsors

Life Sponsors
	Contact Pam Tallmadge pamtallmadge@comcast.net

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Parade Route?
The parade route is 2.7 miles. Steps off from the intersection of Mount Vernon and Jett Ferry at 9:30 a.m., proceed west on Mount Vernon to Dunwoody Village Parkway. Turn right and follow the right side of median to Calico Corners, turn left into Dunwoody Village parking lot. Volunteers will guide you to parade parking. It takes approximately 1 hour to walk the entire parade route. You can view a map of the parade route on the Dunwoody Crier website – visit www.thecrier.net.

How do I register for the Parade?
You can register right here.

What roads will be closed and when will they close?
Mount Vernon Road between Jett Ferry and Dunwoody Village Parkway will close from 9:15 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.