The walk was organised by Foyle Down Syndrome Trust in memory of the late seven year-old Derry girl Ruby Lynch.
Ruby, , who had Down’s syndrome, passed away two-and-a-half years ago.
Deputy Mayor Christopher Jackson joined the many taking part in the walk.
Donations can still be made online via www.foyledownsyndrometrust.org.
Foyle Down Syndrome Trust is a unique and user led organisation embedded in the local community, we support and empower over 100 children and young people with Down syndrome from birth to adulthood, to lead full, meaningful and productive lives and to help the reach their full potential, ensuring they take and enjoy their rightful place in community.
The organisation states: “Placing each our members are at the heart of everything we do, we foster a culture of inclusion with an holistic approach to addressing their educational, social, personal development and emotional needs, aspirations and goals.
“This is supported through the delivery of One to One Education, Music Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, a range of age appropriate social programmes and a Social Enterprise project. We deliver these services across Foyle, Limavady, Strabane, Dungiven and encompassing areas.)
(Photos by Jim McCafferty Photography - not for sale here)
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Deputy Mayor Christopher Jackson pictured with the late Rubyâ€TMs parents mum Sinead, dad Paul, granddad John Clarke, Anna Lynch with Teddy, Breeda Boyle and FDST staffers before Saturdayâ€TMs †̃Walk for Rubyâ€TM at Ebrington Square.
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Thumbs Up from Laura Duddy before the start of Saturdayâ€TMs Rubyâ€TMs Walk at Ebrington. At back are mum Noeleen, Claire and dad Billy.
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Orla Devlin, Alison Smith and Jill McCallion pictured before Saturdayâ€TMs †̃Walk for Ruby.â€TM
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Walking for Ruby on Saturday were Laura Downey and Fiona Greyling, pictured before leaving Ebrington Square. (Photos: JIm McCafferty Photograph)