Join Robert Brogden’s Olathe Buick GMC at the 2026 Angelman Strong Walk in Olathe

At Robert Brogden’s Olathe Buick GMC, supporting our community means standing behind causes that make a real difference. That’s why we’re proud to sponsor the upcoming Angelman Strong Walk benefiting the Angelman Syndrome Foundation—and we invite you to join us.

Event Details

• Date: Saturday, May 16, 2026
• Location: Heritage Park in Olathe – Shelter #1
• Event: Angelman Strong Walk – Kansas City / Olathe

This inspiring event brings families, friends, and supporters together to raise awareness and funds for individuals living with Angelman syndrome—a rare neurogenetic disorder that affects the nervous system.

Why It Matters

The Angelman Syndrome Foundation is dedicated to advancing research, supporting families, and ultimately finding a cure. Events like the Angelman Strong Walk help fund critical research efforts while building a strong, connected community of support.

As a dealership rooted in the Olathe community, we’re honored to be part of something bigger than ourselves. Supporting local events like this is just one of the ways we strive to give back to the people who trust us every day.

We’re proud to join other local sponsors, including Children’s Mercy, Variety Children’s Charity of Greater Kansas City, Jiffy Burger, and V & K Trash Service.

How You Can Get Involved

Whether you walk, donate, or simply help spread the word, your support makes a difference.

👉 Sign up today and be part of the movement:
Angelman Strong Walk Olathe 2026

Bring your friends, your family, and your energy as we come together for a meaningful cause.

From walks to 5Ks and community events, Angelman Strong is happening in 40+ locations nationwide in May. These events celebrate the resilience of the Angelman community while driving critical research, clinical trials, and family support programs forward.

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