Hill & Valley CEO, Scott Florence, joins the President of ACME Markets, Judy Spires as she presents a check representing a $20,000 contribution to Russ Hall the director of the Phildelphia ADA

Hill & Valley’s Director of Marketing, Amy Behning, meets with the ADA StepOut Walk Event Coordinator to make sure the H&V team knows where to set up their tent.

Hill & Valley’s Director of Marketing, Amy Behning, took charge early in the morning (4:45 am) to make sure the H&V tent was set up and ready to go when the first walkers arrived.

Hill & Valley’s Christine Sheumaker was up bright and early (4:00 am) in order to arrive at the walk site and help set up the H&V tent.

Hill & Valley’s Silvia Gomez and Christine Sheumaker pitched in and helped get the ADA’s food serving tent ready to go once the H&V tent was set up and fully stocked with goodies.

Hill & Valley’s tent at the StepOut Walk was easy to spot (both because of the color and the smell of free cookies and muffins).

As the crowd started to gather (at 8 am on a Saturday), the Hill & Valley tent served as a major gathering spot.

The day before the event, the H&V team arrived at the location for the StepOut Walk and surveyed the park in front of the Philadelphia Art Museum

One of the many sponsorship banners along the walk route at the Philadelphia StepOut Walk (note Hill & Valley’s logo on the left hand side).

There were over 3,000 people at the Philadelphia StepOut Walk in 2009.

Hill & Valley’s Regional Sales Manager for the Eastern US, Richard Kendall, helped carry food for walkers from the delivery vehicle to the ADA’s food tent early in the morning (5:30 am).

Hill & Valley CEO, Scott Florence, snaps a picture for the walk team from Bank of America at the Philadelphia StepOut Walk.

The Hill & Valley StepOut Cookie Van was on-site and ready to roll at the Philadelphia StepOut Walk.

H&V’s StepOut Cookie van arrived at the Philadelphia Art Museum the morning of the StepOut Walk.