MOVEMENT. COMMUNITY. PURPOSE.
Synaptic Strides for Parkinson’s Research in NJ
Every step strengthens the signal.
A community moving together for the people we love—and the possibilities ahead.
To everyone who walked, ran, cheered, or volunteered:
thank you for being part of Synaptic Strides.
STRONGER, TOGETHER. · Synaptic Strides 2026
2026 EVENT
August 29, 2026
OUR COMMUNITY
Duke Island Park · Bridgewater
THE REASON WE MOVE
Why Parkinson’s Research Is So Important
Behind every stride is a person. A family. A reason to keep going.
Synaptic Strides brings our community together around Parkinson’s research, awareness, and connection. It’s a cause close to the care we provide every day.
Our 2026 event honored Hal Snyder and supported the Parkinson’s Foundation. We carry that spirit forward with everyone who showed up.
REAL MOMENTS. SHARED PURPOSE.
Highlights From Synaptic Strides
The finish-line smiles. The support along the way.
Every stride matters.
A finish worth celebrating.
Showing up, together.
KEEP THE MOMENTUM GOING
How You Can Support Parkinson’s Research
01
Be part of what’s next
Ask our team about future Synaptic Strides events and ways to get involved.
02
Support the fundraiser
Visit the event’s fundraising page to learn more about supporting the cause.
03
Partner with us
Connect your business or organization with a community that cares.
IN HONOR OF
Hal Snyder
A legacy of love, perseverance, and community.
Every step is for Hal—and for everyone affected by Parkinson’s.
A LITTLE MORE INFORMATION
Event Frequently Asked Questions
Have another question?
We’re here to help.
The listed 2026 event took place on August 29. Contact Synaptic for information about future events.
Yes. Explore the event fundraiser, or ask our team about ways to help.
The 2026 event listing names the Parkinson’s Foundation as its beneficiary. See the official event details for more information.
Contact Synaptic Rehabilitation to discuss future sponsorship opportunities.
BEYOND EVENT DAY
A community that keeps moving.
Explore Synaptic’s Parkinson’s rehabilitation, exercise programs, and community support.
