Podcasts about annual walk

Send us a text#33: This week on Rise, Recover, Live, Bryce The Third sits down with Sharon Donnelly (she/her), President of the Teddy Kradzinski Foundation, registered nurse and Certified Case Manager (CCM). Sharon shares a deeply personal story as a mother navigating her son Teddy's battle with substance use disorder. She reflects on the challenges of finding resources and treatment in a fragmented system—what she describes as a relentless “hamster wheel”—and the three years she spent with Teddy while he was in recovery. Throughout their journey, Sharon emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries, taking care of yourself, and meeting loves ones where they are.By sharing her story, including the heartbreaking loss of Teddy to an accidental overdose, Sharon hopes to bring comfort to other bereaved families and spread awareness. She wants them to know they are not alone, and that a compassionate, understanding community is here to support them.Teddy was so much more than his addiction. His legacy of open-heartedness, curiosity, and non-judgmental spirit lives on through the work of the Teddy Kradzinski Foundation. Learn more about the Teddy Kradzinski Foundation by visiting www.teawithted.org and follow along on Instagram @tea_withted and Facebook. To connect directly, you can reach Sharon at info@teawithted.org.Register for the 4th Annual Walk to Remember in honor of Teddy, in Philadelphia on June 21, 2025, at givebutter.com/TKFwalk2025. Join The Sun Will Rise Foundation on New Form mobile app here: https://links.thephoenix.org/uYCgTQP7tTb.For additional grief support resources, visit Steps4Hope at www.steps4hope.org.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health or substance use related crisis, the following resources can provide immediate help.*If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, please dial 911.- Dial 988 for the SAMSHA Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.  Available 24/7- Text “HOME” to 741-741 for the NAMI Crisis Text Line.  Available 24/7.- Dial 1-800-622-2255 to connect with a nearby treatment center & community resources through the NCADD Hope Line. Available 24/7.- Call or text 1-844-326-5400 for The GSCA CARES Warm Line.  Answered by Certified Addiction Recovery Empowerment Specialists with lived experience of Substance Use Recovery.  Available any day of the year, 8:30am-11pm EST*Note: The resources listed are provided for informational purposes only.  This list is not comprehensive and does not constitute an endorsJoin the Phoenix community & sign up for classes with a single click by downloading The NewForm app! In the app, you can connect with Liz, Bryce and other listeners in The Rise Recover Live Podcast Group. Let us know what you thought about today's episode, and what you'd like to hear in future shows! We can't wait to chat with you there. Learn more about The Phoenix, sign up for classes, or become a volunteer at https://thephoenix.org/ . Find us on Instagram at @riserecoverlive

Brendan! is back from Orlando and ready for the fifth annual Zurich Classic Walk-up Music Quiz! Andy peppers Brendan with questions about his vacation, setting up some takes about the best theme park rides in central Florida and observations about the human race. In golf news, the two preview LIV Mexico and take a deeper look at the league's scheduling ahead of the PGA Championship. Is traveling across the world and back to Charlotte the best way to get ready for Quail Hollow? It looks like we'll find out! Early returns from the Chevron and Zurich are also discussed, with Kevin Chappell replacing a withdrawn Billy Horschel getting most of the shine. Brendan reads a listener email about the Buffalo Bills ahead of tonight's NFL Draft and Andy has an update on where Hooters sources their chicken wings following Wednesday's debate with "The Boys." Before getting to the Walk-up Music Quiz, Andy and Brendan share some information about the new Fried Egg Golf website. Finally, Andy quizzes Brendan on potential walk-up songs for teams at this week's Zurich Classic before going rogue with the soundboard and likely getting this episode removed from YouTube.

Kidney disease directly impacts about one in 10 Canadians, or four million people in this country – with millions more family members and friends effected. The Kidney Foundation's Brandon McInnis joined Jenna and Tosh at... The post S7E25: Kidney Foundation raises awareness, funds with annual walk first appeared on Pickle Planet Moncton.

We're catching up with our friends at ARI, to invite you to participate in or sponsor their 19th Annual Walk for Independence. We'll also bring in a member of the Stamford Police Dept. to discuss how officers in that community are training to work more successfully and effectively with alternately abled and neurodivergent individuals they may encounter in the line of duty or elsewhere.

If you live in or near the Meriden / Wallingford area, we want to introduce you to the fine folks at Master's Manna, a very busy nonprofit working to tackle hunger insecurity and supporting individuals and families facing financial challenges. Then we'll catch up with our friends at ARI, to invite you to participate in or sponsor their 19th Annual Walk for Independence. We'll also bring in a member of the Stamford Police Dept. to discuss how officers in that community are training to work more successfully and effectively with alternately abled and neurodivergent individuals they may encounter in the line of duty or elsewhere. And we'll wrap things up with some important news and solid advice in the first of a two-part chat with the Commissioner of the state's Dept. of Consumer Protection on the heels of Consumer Protection Week. You'll probably be surprised how many ways this agency touches our lives, and protects us all from scammers and bad actors.

Dwight Decker with Grappling PTSD on Saturday's 11th Annual Walk for the Fallen this July 13th 2024. Thank you, Dwight, for sharing your passion and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our veteran and active duty service members. Registration, support, and other services: https://helpgrapplingptsd.org/Starting Point: 378 E. 5th North Street Summerville,SC 29483 @ BORN UNITED (just before 3 a.m.) *** Finish POINT:  PATRIOTS POINT MOUNT PLEASANT, SC There will be an area which will be roped off for ALL the WALKERS/VOLUNTEERS and their FAMILIES (est. arrival 2 p.m.) *** This addition of the show is powered by, Disaster Plus 

Join us in this captivating episode as Xannie, Mo, Darren, Céline, and Katja delve into the experience of splitting in Borderline Personality Disorder. The Bunch discuss what splitting is, how it affects their emotions, and the duration of its impact. They also open up about the significant challenges they've faced due to splitting and offer words of encouragement to those currently struggling. Stay tuned for Friday's episode where they'll reveal their top tips for managing splitting in BPD. Don't miss out on this insightful journey towards resilience and growth! About our Sponsor:Emotions Matter, is a non-profit organization founded in 2025 with a mission to support, educate and advocate for people impacted by borderline personality disorder.Join Emotions Matter at their 6th Annual Walk for BPD on Sunday June 2nd in NYC. You can come in person or join the walk virtually!Emotions Matter depends on financing from the BPD Walk to continue offering its programs at no cost to people with BPD.  Your gift will allow people to get free support when they need it most. More about Emotions Matter: https://emotionsmatterbpd.org/Register for the Walk for BPD: https://givebutter.com/c/WalkforBPD2024 Next week we'll be back for a conversation about BPD & Disordered Eating. Can't wait? Join our BPD besties or BPD buddies tiers on Patreon and watch our Patreon exclusive extended version of the episode today! https://www.patreon.com/thebpdbunch

Around and around around they go to stave off hunger in Massachusetts. WBZ's Chaiel Schaffel reports from Boston Common.For more, ask Alexa to play WBZ NewsRadio on #iHeartRadio.

Andy and Brendan close out a fun week with the annual SGS tradition for the Zurich Classic, the Walk-Up Music Guessing Game. But first, there is joy and optimism about a new era of Bears football with the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft coming to town. There's less joy about a proposed stadium renovation. Then it's on to golf, or something like golf with “Conspiracy Theory Friday” about the lack of publicly available data and shot tracking information this week. Then they get to the news of the player equity distribution amounts that were reported earlier this week. What does it mean and does anyone even know? The Walk-Up Music Game throws Brendan for a loop on several occasions, but he does make contact on a few. They close with the Bagel Boys Zone and a quick chat about LIV Adelaide before one Friday Advice email on a real, actual Chip Monk.

The annual Walk A Mile In Their Shoes is this Saturday in Coldwater.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Register now for the annual Walk My Dog Challenge!The Family Pet Podcast discusses the fifth annual Walk My Dog Challenge, an event that encourages pet owners to walk their dogs and track their miles for a chance to win prizes. Originally, this was created for the dog-loving people of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, but now we have walkers registered from all over the world! The challenge is free to participate in and runs from April 29th to June 28th. The podcast hosts provide tips on equipment needed for walking dogs, such as harnesses and leashes, and emphasize the importance of proper training and manners during walks. They also mention the involvement of local businesses as sponsors and the opportunity for participants to win prizes from these sponsors. The episode concludes with a fun fact about greyhounds being able to run faster than horses in sprints.Check out Wag It Better Dog Training and Boutique owned by Heather Moore.

Every day thousands of Connecticut veterans and their families experience homelessness or are at risk to become homeless. So, we're reconnecting with Homes for the Brave -  working and growing to serve more vets and their loved ones with a range of critical supports and services, and inviting you out for a few laughs to benefit the agency at its 8th Annual 'For Veterans, By Veterans' Comedy Night. Then we're replaying a visit we had in early January with the Governor M. Jodi Rell Center for Public Service at the University of Hartford - discussing how the Center is looking to encourage students and others to pursue careers in public service by providing a forum for the discussion of ethics in government; the importance of civil discourse in politics; and citizen involvement in public service. And we'll close inviting you to the 18th Annual Walk for Independence to benefit ARI - one of the smallest providers of services for adults with developmental disabilities in the state. Learn how ARI's uniquely intimate program provides a “family like” environment and more individualized approach to services and supports based on each individual's needs and interests.

As we sit down with the remarkable Atlantis Narcisse, her story unfolds, revealing the heart and soul she pours into Save Our Sisters United and her crucial role as a house mother. This week's conversation is nothing short of inspiring as we honor her nomination for Grand Marshal at Houston's Pride 365 Parade and delve into her commitment to offering stigma-free spaces for HIV/STD testing. Witness a powerful reflection on the importance of Atlantis's visibility as a black trans woman over 50, leaving an indelible mark on Houston's LGBTQ+ community.The air buzzes with anticipation for the Annual Walk to End HIV, where we come together in an expression of support and unity. Atlantis shares with us the vibrant ways the community participates, from the whimsy of unicycling to the charm of a dog dressing contest. The conversation takes a poignant turn as we remember those we've lost to AIDS and celebrate the progress in HIV treatment and housing as a cornerstone of healthcare. Atlantis's voice carries the weight and warmth of experience as she reminisces about the evolution of support services like the Stone Soup food pantry and the declining young attendance at Camp Hope, a testament to advancements in HIV prevention.The episode takes a creative twist with Alan Cumming, who offers an exclusive glimpse into his show "Alan Cumming Is Not Acting His Age," a captivating blend of storytelling, music, and musings on the art of growing older with flair. We then transition to the sobering story of the 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, reimagined in the powerful play "Tide," with insights from actor Jason Carmichael and director Bruce Lumpkin. The narrative comes full circle as we round out the episode with global LGBTQ+ rights updates, highlighting triumphs and acknowledging hurdles in the universal quest for equality. Remember to join us on our new journey as a home-produced podcast, where we continue to amplify these vital conversations.Queer Voices airs in Houston Texas on 90.1FM KPFT and is heard as a podcast here. Queer Voices hopes to entertain as well as illuminate LGBTQ issues in Houston and beyond. Check out our socials at:https://www.facebook.com/QueerVoicesKPFT/ andhttps://www.instagram.com/queervoices90.1kpft/

Jessie and Andie continue their end of year coverage looking at some of the most dubious characters from Current Affairs 2023. Categories include "Worst Lawyer," "Most Hypocritical," and "Most Infuriating." Current Affairs is Love Murder's show about the stories of love gone fatally wrong that are in the news right now. 

Dr. Cimet joins Jeff one last time before the upcoming 3rd Annual Walk & Roll Event this Sunday 11/19 in Byrd Park. Please visit https://friendshipcircleva.org/events/ to learn more about the event and how you can help the organization throughout the year. 

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Van Eure of Angus Barn. Van Eure of Angus Barn talks about Angus Barn and an upcoming event. This year is the 35th annual Walk For Hope event. Walk For Hope is always the 2nd Sunday in October and this year the event will be on October 8th. The funds raised for the Walk For Hope help support mental illness.  For more information visit: walkforhope.com

Our conversation for United Way Day with Kaycee Childress, CEO of United Way Northern Shenandoah Valley featured Cindy Marzullo, Development Director for The Laurel Center. Kaycee gave us a few details about Day of Caring which was underway as the show aired with over 800 volunteers working on dozens of projects across the Shenandoah Valley for non-profits and their clients in need. Learn more about Day of Caring here. Cindy gave us some background and history of the organization and talked about several of the programs they offer to victims of domestic violence. She reminded us that October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and told us of several events The Laurel Center will be hosting throughout the month.  On Thursday, October 5, 2023, they will host their Candlelight Vigil at the Winchester/Frederick County Joint Judicial Center (Cameron Street Side) from 7pm - 8pm. The event will honor those lost and celebrate survivors through song, speech, poetry, and inspirational survivor stories. CIndy encouraged listeners to join The Laurel Center by lighting a candle to bring awareness to domestic violence in our community. Find more information on their Facebook page. On Saturday, October 7, 2023, they will host their 16th Annual Walk and Wag to End Domestic Violence. This event will take place at the beautiful 2-mile walk around Chet Hobert Park in Berryville, VA. This is a dog-friendly event, so bring your four-legged friend along. Cindy encouraged listeners who don't have a pet to also come out to enjoy the nice fall weather and support survivors of domestic and sexual violence in our community. Tickets are $25 for an individual walker, $125 for a Team (up to 6 walkers), and children under 5 walk for free. There will be donuts, coffee, door prizes, & a dog costume contest! Click here to get your tickets. All proceeds benefit the individuals and families who use The Laurel Center services.  Cindy also reminded us that October 19 is "Purple Thursday" where people should wear purple to raise awareness about domestic violence. Learn more about The Laurel Center on their website: https://thelaurelcenter.org and by following them on Facebook. Their 24/7 hotline is 540-667-6466  

Rocky Bleier - 4 time superbowl champ; Pittsburgh Steelers. Lori Bankson - Curator of Animals & Event Coordinator - Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary - 18th Annual Walk for Wildlife. Matt Miller - Appleton Irish Fest Executive Director Guests: Rocky Bleier, Lori Bankson, Matt Miller

Jean McAlister, CEO and Founder of the McAlister Institute, and Michelle Kveen, the Institute's Development Director, talk about the company's 24 programs that represent a complete continuum of care for the prevention and treatment of alcohol and drug addiction. McAlister, who is in her 67th year of sobriety, discusses the 11th Annual Walk for Sobriety that is slated for September 30 at Liberty Station.

Today on the Action Line, we learn about the upcoming Walk 4 Water, a 4-mile walk that will raise money to build wells  to serve those who lack access to clean drinking w

Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Verneta Seaton about the Zia LArsonRay of Light Foundation's 7th annual walk for mental health awareness and recovery. Interview by Chris B. Bennett. 

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The Valerie Fund will hold it's annual walk and 5k this Saturday in New Jersey. The organization hopes to raise one million dollars to help children with cancer and blood disorders get the care they need.   Ben Duvelson is an 18-year-old from Union New Jersey battling Sickle Cell Disease. The soon to be Princeton University student will be among those participating this year's event   He spoke with anchor Budd Mishkin about how the Valerie Fund changed his life   

Our guest today was Conroy Scott, Walk Organizer, 3rd Annual Walk of Hope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Our guest today was Conroy Scott, Walk Organizer, 3rd Annual Walk of Hope.

May is Mental Health Month and on June 10 Cranford will be the site of the Mental Health Association in New Jersey's Walk for Wellness  at Nomahegan Park. Mental health, of course, is about much more than a month or a walk, but these events help to highlight the importance of the issue and providing resources to address it.On this week's Cranford Radio podcast, we talk with Robert Kley, the vice president and COO of the association and Jill Schlossberg, the director for Hudson and Union counties, about the organization and the June walk.

It's every parent's worst nightmare. But what if you, a family member or friend, learned that your child had pediatric cancer? It's unimaginable, but such diagnoses happen every day. That's where the Michael Hoefflin Foundation steps in and helps. The Michael Hoefflin Foundation is a non-profit organization that assists children diagnosed with cancer and their families in the Santa Clarita, Antelope, Ventura, and San Fernando Valleys. For over 25 years, the Foundation has provided individualized, caring support that addresses the various ways in which life is disrupted for local families facing a pediatric cancer diagnosis. They provide financial, social, and emotional support to local families dealing with this terrible disease. Crucial aid to families dealing with the emotional and unexpected financial burden of cancer. The aim of the Michael Hoefflin Foundation is to ensure that families have what they need so their child can concentrate on getting well. It is only through the generosity of supporters like you, that we can deliver on our mission of Hope, Help, and Healing. On May 20, 2023, the Michael Hoefflin Foundation is hosting its Annual Walk and Pancake Breakfast event at The City of Santa Clarita 's The Centre in support of kids with cancer. This year's event will have something fun the whole family will enjoy with tons of free activities for children of all ages to a traditional all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast. The Michael Hoefflin Foundation provides such important resources to families battling the throws of cancer, including care packages, counseling services, college scholarships, bereavement support, and so much more. I hope you'll consider participating in the event this year, and taking part in a truly meaningful event to honor all of the children in our community currently fighting cancer. Show Notes:A list of ways to get involved this year:Link to register for the walk and purchase your pancake breakfast tickets HERE.Link to volunteer click HERE.Link to donate items for the event click HERE.Sponsorship opportunities include $5,000 Hero Presenting Sponsor, $2,500 Guardian Sponsor $1,000 Champion Sponsor, $500 Star Sponsor, and $250 Foundation Friend Sponsor.It will be a fantastic morning with every walk participant receiving a complimentary gift! Award for Top Individual Fundraiser and Top Team Fundraiser. All money raised from the “2023 Walk for MHF” event will go directly to provide Hope. Help. Healing.™ to families struggling with pediatric cancer. For details, Michael Hoefflin Offices at 661-250-4100 or contact our event coordinator Kelly O'Keefe by cell at 661-433-8425 or by email at kelly@scvconnected.com or visit www.mhf.orgPlease don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, and feel free to forward this to anyone you think would be interested!  Additional event details can be found here: 2023 MHF Walk for Kids with Cancer - Campaign (classy.org). Make sure to get social with us HERE.Hit follow on your favorite podcast app & leave a lovely rating, and review on your favorite podcasting platform!SCV Connected is on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and YouTubeSC Connected is brought to you by Kelly O'Keefe of SCV Connected.

Dr. Gary Weitzman, President & CEO of the San Diego Humane Society, discusses the 24th Annual "Walk for Animals-- North County" at Kit Carson Park in Escondido. Weitzman chats of the Lost2Found Program, a cellphone texting program that helps people search for their missing pets.

We gave away $500 in Visa gift cards courtesy of Firehouse Doors (and chatted with Kim Witt), then we “solicited” details on the 33rd Annual Walk for Warmth before closing out the show with our Kung Fu Grip.

Today I share my talk with Lisa Johnson. She is the Managing Director and Co-Founder of Honor Connor - a nonprofit who's mission it is to stop the stigma and start the conversation around mental health, addiction & suicide loss. Honor Connor also provides hope & healing to those affected by suicide loss by providing education & resources. Lisa & her husband Scott started Honor Connor after they lost their son Connor in 2016 to suicide after a struggle with depression, anxiety, cancer and substance abuse.Lisa talks openly about:the total devastation that suicide leaves in its wakehow isolating this loss can be but until you live it, you just don't understand - hence the need for conversation & educationhow survivors need to find hope and support to start to healhow everything changes and that you have to do things differently nowwhy they started Honor Connor what programs and events Honor Connor is currently providing To find Lisa and Honor Connor go to the WEBSITE HERE We also talked a lot about the upcoming 2nd Annual Walk & Talk for Hope. The 2nd Annual Honor Connor Walk & Talk for Hope is an opportunity for all of us to invite our family and/or friends to get together for dedicated time to Walk & Talk about the stuff that really matters.As one of Honor Connor's signature programs, they encourage everyone to join them virtually or in person at one of the two satellite locations.Each registered walker will receive Honor Connor's 'Conversation Starter - Digital Tool Kit' to support you starting the conversation on the day of the walk, and every day.Register for free and join on Saturday, November 26th to Walk & Talk for Hope!  GO directly to the Walk & Talk page HERE to register for free _______________________________________________  My WEBSITE "The Leftover Pieces; Rebuilding You" support central  - MY HUB - and that means my different SUPPORT GROUP Options are available. Go DIRECTLY to my SUPPORT page here where you will find ALL of the ways to connect and find support. My first two books (tools I am creating for you!) in the "Facing Life After Suicide" series are available on AmazonIf you, or someone you know, is struggling  with suicidal thoughts PLEASE reach out:CALL 988OR, you can also TEXT the word "HOME" to 741741 in the USAin Canada TEXT 686868in the UK TEXT 85258Support the show

Dr. James Dunford, Medical Director for the McAlister Institute, talks about the Institute's myriad programs that address prevention and education for individuals and families dealing with alcohol and substance abuse. Dunford recaps the Institute's recently held 10th Annual "Walk for Sobriety."

In this episode, Michele Rogers shares with us her journey of losing her son. This was a powerful conversation about what happens next as well as her experience. The biggest take away from this conversation is, this is not a parenting problem. Here is just a little of Michele's story and what she has to say:I grew up in Tidewater Virginia and later attended Saint Leo College in Florida. I had two sons, Clayton (1989) and Bradley (1992). When I divorced in 1996 I moved with my young sons to Waynesville, NC. I worked in hospitality and marketing. I met my husband in 1999 and was remarried in 2003. I became a Real Estate Broker in 2005 and worked in sales until buying a Property Management Company in 2010. My husband and I are both NC Real Estate Brokers and together with our small staff, we manage over 400 long term rental properties for our company Select Homes. When my oldest son, Clay, was in her very early 20s he had a sinus surgery and was over-prescribed pain pills. He became addicted to the pain pills and entered treatment for the first time in 2012. His pain pill addiction turned into a heroin addiction around 2015. From 2012-2018 Clay cycled in nd out of rehab, being substance free, relapsing and back to rehab. In September of 2018 after being substance free for 11 months, Clay relapsed and last his life to fentanyl.After losing my son, I knew I wanted to do something to help other family members navigate the lonely journey of having a loved one with SUD and the even lonelier grief journey after losing someone to Substance Passing. I met Lisa Falbo and we learned that we had this in common and together we started the 501(c)3 - The SHARE Project. SHARE stands for Spreading Hope and Awareness and Removing the Epidemic Stigma. We hold events including quarterly workshops to bring awareness and education of the drug epidemic. We sit on several drug awareness and prevention coalitions throughout our county and region. We facilitate two monthly support groups - SMART RECOVERY FAMILY & FRIENDS for those who have loved ones struggling with SUD and GRASP - Grief Recovery After Substance Passing. We host an annual Drug Awareness Walk and Event as well as an annual International Overdose Awareness Event. This past may we had almost 300 people attend out Annual Walk and Awareness Event.When I'm not working at my property management company  or with The SHARE Project, I enjoy traveling with my husband, Rick and spending time with my two grandsons, Elijah (8) and Wyatt (4).Additional LinksThe Share ProjectA Mother's Pledge

They say love can drive you to do crazy things - and do we ever have a love story for you. In 2006, Guy Poole of St. Lewis, Labrador started an annual walk to raise money for Diabetes Canada. He was inspired to do it by his love for his late wife, Liz, who died from complications of diabetes. Now, all these years later, Guy is still walking.

Mark Alig stops by The Greg and Dan Show to talk about the Twentieth Annual Mark Linder Walk for the Mind 2022 on Saturday, September 24th at 9:30 AM. The 1 mile walk along the Peoria RiverFront supports brain tumor research. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guests today were Heidi Fairchild, Program Coordinator, Sexual Assault Services, Breonna Yaggy, Advocate and Walk Coordinator, Sexual Assault Services, and Adam Kronstedt, Chief Deputy, Crow Wing County Sherriff's Department, talking about the Annual Walk A Mile in Her Shoes event.

Our guests today were Heidi Fairchild, Program Coordinator, Sexual Assault Services, Breonna Yaggy, Advocate and Walk Coordinator, Sexual Assault Services, and Adam Kronstedt, Chief Deputy, Crow Wing County Sherriff's Department, talking about the Annual Walk A Mile in Her Shoes event.

Queenslanders have hit the pavement for the annual Darkness to Daylight event this morning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ladies talk about how Mother's Day went, Sue's Crew's Annual Walk, Show Low Main Street Farmers Market, the Pour Station, Pelican Museum, and the White Mountain Chili Cook-off. This Week's Highlights On the Mountain Family Events Saturday, May 14th - 11th Annual Sue's Crew Walk   https://suescrew.org   Saturday, May 14th - 9am Show Low Main Street Farmers Market  http://www.showlowmainstreet.org/2022-show-low-farmers-market  Saturday, May 14th - 11am The Pour Station Ribbon Cutting and Grand Reopening  https://www.facebook.com/ThePourStation/ Adult Events Friday, May 13th and Saturday, May 14th - Pelican Museum at The Lion's Den Bar & Grill https://www.thelionsdenpinetop.com/music-lineup Upcoming Events Saturday, May 21st - WM Chili Cook-off https://www.pinetoplakesideaz.gov/Calendar.aspx?EID=1121&month=10&year=2021&day=9&calType=0 Saturday, May 28th - Hogs & Hot Rods Memorial Weekend Show & Shine http://Hogsandhotrodsaz.com/  #AZWM #ARIZONAWHITEMOUNTAINS #AZWHITEMOUNTAINS #ARIZONASBACKYARD Recorded at the Birdman Media Studios. The Community Shout is how you the listener can come in and share anything from charity events, to fundraisers and even just to comment on how cool your neighbor is at no cost! Just stop by on Tuesday morning at 10:00 am in the Birdman Media Studios, have a seat and tell everyone what's going on. The following are the sponsors of the ARIZONA WHITE MOUNTAINS Podcast show, please visit them and give them your support when you can, as they make this show possible. Premier Sponsors: Summit Healthcare Town of Pinetop-Lakeside The Hub Arizona's Mountain Home Hunters Buffalo Bill's Tavern and Grill Darbi's Cafe Edward Jones - Jason DiCamillo Elevate Athletics Firehouse Subs The House Restaurant J&T Wild-Life Outdoors La Casita Cafe The Lion's Den The Lodge Sports Bar & Grill The Maverick Magazine Nexus Coalition for Drug Prevention PersNIKKIty's Pour Station - White Mountain Purified Water Solterra Senior Living St. Anthony's School Sutton Weed & Pest Control White Mountain Tees WME Theaters

The birth of a baby is such a happy time, but it also brings about many changes in the life of a family. Those adjustments can contribute to new mothers -- and fathers -- feeling anything but content. Many parents experience mental health challenges in the time before and after a baby is born. An event in St. John's is being organized to help raise awareness. Medical student Jamie Green, originally from St. Anthony, is organizing the 1st Annual Walk for Perinatal Mental Health.

Gary Sullivan walks around the house after the spring thaw inspecting what projects need to brought to your attention this spring.

Gary Sullivan walks around the house after the spring thaw inspecting what projects need to brought to your attention this spring.

The Highway Of Tears is a strip of land which is approximately 724km long in British Columbia that stretches from Prince Rupert to Prince George. Since 1969, and possibly sooner, primarily Indigenous women, estimates are anywhere between 18 and over 40, have gone missing or have been found murdered along the Highway Of Tears. It is an area where serial killers both known and unknown are active. They continue to be active with no consequences and no real concern of being caught because majority of the targets are Indigenous women and girls and based on BC history the police in that area do not typically care to take cases involving Indigenous women and girls seriously. It is also apparent that racism is hugely wrapped up in these cases, the way they are handled, the way they are reported and the way the families are supported after the tragedy occurs. The RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) only opened investigations into these disappearances and deaths in 2005 after immense public pressure to do so. They however, only acknowledge and are investigating 18 cases and are ignoring many others when a lot of the public feel they should obviously be included. Few, if any cases have been solved and many also remain cold. Just like in all of the other cases, where the police have been overall extremely ineffective and they are relying solely on public tips now to make any sort of advancement. In order to give each woman and girl, as well as other aspects of this case the focus they deserve, it is broken down into two parts for the first time. In this episode we will be discussing the cases of: Gloria Moody, Micheline Pare, Gayle Weys, Pamela Darlington, Monica Ignas, Colleen MacMillen, Monica Jack, Maureen Mosie, Shelley Anne Bacsu, Alberta Williams, Delphine Nikal, Ramona Wilson, Roxanne Thiara, Alishia Germaine, Lana Derrick, Nicole Hoar, Tamara Chipman and Aielah Saric-Auger. We will also briefly get into the RCMP investigation but mainly focusing on sharing any information that can be helpful to the families. Links: Ramona Wilson's Annual Walk Fundraising Page: https://m.facebook.com/pg/Virtual-Auction-for-Ramona-Lisa-Memorial-Walk-156172235234181/posts/ Facebook Group For Ramona's Annual Walk: https://www.facebook.com/groups/282248665266248/?ref=share Tamara Chipman's Aunt Gladys FB Page, If any Events are Happening or Fundraisers Being Held They Will Be Shared on This Page: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1233197386&lst=100002676150558%3A1233197386%3A1638889174 8 Part Series About Alberta Williams: https://www.cbc.ca/missingandmurdered/podcast Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/girlyouhaventheard Inquiries: Jayda.Hope.Biz@Gmail.com

Today is Monday, Oct. 11, 2021. Here's a look at the top headlines from around the Northland. The Duluth News Tribune Minute is a product of Forum Communications Company and is brought to you by reporters at the Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Find more news throughout the day at duluthnewstribune.com.

A walk to promote “Unity in the Community” takes place this Saturday, Oct. 2, in Haverhill.The14th annual Walk for Peace, under the direction of Violence Intervention and Prevention, known as VIP, also includes a cookout, speak out, face painting, music, color powder and more. Haverhill VIP Program Director Carol Ireland, a recent guest on WHAV's morning program, detailed the program.“We'll start at GAR Park, go down Winter Street, make a left on Locust Street, down to Granite and Essex Street and out to Railroad Square. We'll be coming down Washington Street, the entire way to Main Street. When we get to Main Street, we go up to City Hall and we will stop there for about 10 to 15 minutes to hear speeches from two of our young people,” she said.At City Hall, participants will also hear from a special guest with a unique perspective.“We're very lucky to also have a woman by the name of Clarissa Turner who will also be speaking because we wanted to represent a mom who has been impacted by violence. She lost her son. She's from Boston and has started an organization called ‘Legacy Lives On.' We know that we have many people in our own community that have been impacted by violence and have lost, whether it's to violence or to homicide or to suicide. We want to create more space for some of our survivors,” she said.Ireland said those participating in the walk, approximately 1.5 miles in length, are asked to carry in support of the effort.“We have some signs that we've been able to save, new ones we've made, please bring a sign with any message you care to about peace, respect”Ireland said all people, young and old, are encouraged to participate in the Haverhill VIP Walk for Peace. It starts Saturday at 11 a.m. She said research conducted by Boston University School of Public Health indicates young people who have participated in the VIP program are less likely to be involved with a gang, physical fighting decreases, healthy relationship skills increase and there's an improvement in self-esteem.The Violence Intervention and Prevention program began in 2005 at Haverhill High School. It has grown to include students of all ages and partners with various groups and organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Haverhill, UTEC and YMCA.Support the show (https://whav.net/become-a-whav-member/)

Jeanne McAlister, the venerable CEO & Founder of the McAlister Institute, celebrates her 64 years of sobriety. McAlister talks about the 9th Annual Walk for Sobriety, slated for Saturday, September 25 at NTC Park at Liberty Station. She chats about the Institute's ongoing shoe drive collection, in addition to the Institute's 27 programs.

I had the pleasure of meeting Thomas at the 1st Annual Walk for Recovery! He is the owner of Fenix Fit, a local gym in the neighboring town next to me. He has a story filled with Military Service, drug and alcohol use, geographic switch ups and last but not least, recovery. In his sobriety and in the middle of a global pandemic he also opened his gym. He is a runner, strength coach, father, husband and a man of recovery and he has LOTS of stories to tell!

After year off, the PGA Tour returns to New Orleans and while there may no longer be walk-up music at this event, the listeners demand that this annual game goes on. So Andy makes a playlist of songs hinting at the inane, insider, and downright specious. Play along as Brendan attempts to guess what Andy is getting at with some of these song choices for a few SGS favorites on Tour. This comes after they run through the schedule for the week, with the LA Open on the LPGA winning event of the week honors. Andy dishes on some of the great features to watch for at Wilshire. There’s some intel from the first ever Euro Tour event in Gran Canaria about roads running through the course that will kick balls hundreds of yards away from where they land. There’s also ample chatter about some of the puzzling partnerships this week at Zurich.

15th Annual Walk for Water with the ability to participate in many different ways, even a virtual walk. The money raised by the Walk for Water has served 7 million people in 57 countries around the world giving people access to safe water. This year's event will be Saturday, March 20th.

Today Connor and Vale discuss a guy who goes for a specific kind of walk with pretty mixed results. Want to go on your very own spooky walk? Stick around for a cursed how-to! (Mixed Results Guaranteed!)

Cindy Messerle, Chief Executive Officer Lupus Foundation of America, Philadelphia Tri-State Chapter, discussed the common, yet often-misdiagnosed, disease and how the COVID 19 pandemic has affected patients and the Foundation's services.  She noted that isolation is nothing new to those with the disease, as it's an immuno-system disease they must avoid crowds during flu or other infectious outbreaks, but the misinformation about common Lupus treatment drugs as a COVID cure and preventative, has spiked anxiety for their own supply of the drug,   She shared information about resources and their programming, as well as details about the upcoming 12th Annual Walk to End Lupus Now Delaware, now a live streamed, virtual, event that will take place on 10.10.20 at 11am. LUPUS.org See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Juanita Brent State Representative Ohio House District 12 spoke to Bill about her signing on a resolution that would designate racism as a public health crisis, echoing similar calls in Cleveland. Plus, Peggy Zone Fisher, President & CEO, Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio spoke to Bill about the 18th Annual Walk, Rock and Run is going Virtual Sunday, June 21, 2020 & Racism - How To Talk About It With Friends & Co-workers

Should there be an inquiry into the deaths at Long Term Care homes? Demands for an inquiry continue to rise and the Ontario government has asked the hardest hit homes to come up with plans to stem the spread of the virus. Guest: Natalie Mehra, executive director, Ontario Health Coalition - With the pandemic shuttering many businesses and services, how has the Cancer Assistance Program been doing? They've been able to continue with their “drive to deliver program” and will be holding their 6th Annual Walk now virtually. Debbie Logel Butler is the executive director and joins Bill. Guest: Debbie Logel Butler, Executive Director, Cancer Assist Program - A little over a week ago, Bill spoke with Adam Maiolo about his initiative to play video games for 48 hours to raise money for St. Joseph's COVID-19 efforts. The marathon has just ended and how did they do? Adam joins Bill for an update. Guest: Adam Maiolo, Communications officer with St. Joseph's Healthcare Foundation

Topic: USPS Reform, 16th Annual Walk for Life West Coast 2020, and 8 Resolutions for the CaregiverSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s time for the Lupus Detroit 7th Annual Walk for Warriors. Val Harris Carter is the organization's Board Secretary and Shannon Hester is a Lupus Warrior. Val has been involved with the organization since its beginning stepping out on faith with Founder/Executive Director Sharon Harris to start this organization to fill a gap left by the more traditional Lupus organizations. Val has lost two family members to this disease. She uses her background in communications and marketing to inform and an educate others about the disease and build support for Lupus Detroit. Shannon is one of those Warriors who has found home, community, and family at Lupus Detroit. She was diagnosed with Lupus in 2002. The disease attacked her kidneys and she has battled it for the past 17 years. Lupus Detroit is a community based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating lupus as a major health problem through education, advocacy, and service. The organization has assembled a hard-working and dedicated group of empathetic professionals to serve Lupus Warriors but its commitment goes even further. Lupus Detroit believes that no Lupus Warrior should have to decide between purchasing their medication and buying food for their families. The organization realizes that everyone needs assistance from time to time. They offer emergency financial assistance grants in addition to awareness and advocacy events. For Warriors its more than a handout, it’s a community. It’s a family! The walk takes place Saturday, September 7th. Registration can be made online or the day of the event at New Center Park in Detroit. Registration and donations can be made online or the day of at the event. No team, no problem – everyone in attendance whether a Warrior or just there to support is a member of the Lupus Detroit family. You will feel the strength, determination but most of all the love.

Guest: Brad Dacus, Pacific Justice InstituteTopic: Vindicating a Former Inmate's Rights Guest: Brian Johnston, National Right to LifeTopic: 46th Annual Walk to Life - Washington D.C. Guest: Dr. David LevyTopic: Faith and Medicine MeetSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For attorney Lynne Parker, the 20th Annual Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid on Jan. 24 at the Massachusetts State House will be her first as the new executive director of the Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation (MLAC). But Parker is no stranger to the world of legal aid, having worked more than three decades advocating on behalf of low-income residents, most recently in New Hampshire. In this episode, Parker talks with host Jordan Rich about MLAC’s role as one of the primary funders of civil legal aid organizations in Massachusetts and why funding for legal aid — the drive behind the Walk to the Hill event — is so vital to low-income Massachusetts residents facing life-changing legal challenges. For more information on the Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid, see www.equaljusticecoalition.org.

Guest: Pete Peterson, Pepperdine School of Public SafetyTopic: Governor Gavin Newsome in California for 2019 Guest: Eva Muntean, Walk for Life - West CoastTopic: 15th Annual Walk for Life Event Guest: Congressman Tom McClintock, California 4th DistrictTopic: How Colture Killed the 115th CongressSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Ombudsman Press Show LIVE from Compton's 7th Annual Walk For A Cure!

Rockstar Capital's Walk for the Cure in Historic Old Humble, October 13th featuring G-Man of 97.9, Rocko, Food Trucks, Bouncy House...join us! Event Registration Now Open!

In this episode of our Six Weeks to Fitness podcast, I am joined by Mrs. Idera Abdullah (“Sister Bisi”), Founder and Executive Director of IMANI HOUSE, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, serving marginalized youth, families, and immigrants in Brooklyn, NY, and Liberia, West Africa.   During the interview, Sister Bisi will share her motivation for creating Imani House. With programs ranging from literacy and job readiness classes for adults, to after-school programs and camps for children, Imani House continues to accomplish great things with the vision and hard work of Sister Bisi as its driving force.  Also in the interview, Sister Bisi will discuss the work Imani House is doing to address the epidemic of childhood obesity, through their upcoming 6th Annual “Walk to Live Walk-A-Thon and Festival,” which will take place on June 2nd from 9:30am to 3pm, at the Grecian Shelter in Prospect Park, entrance at Parkside Ave and Parade Place.  One of Imani House’s missions is to “help people do for themselves,” and walking, Sister Bisi believes, is one of the best exercises you can do for yourself.  It doesn’t’ cost you anything but it can improve your health significantly and that’s how it started for Sister Bisi.  She was once very overweight and when a friend initially invited her to participate in a walk, she tried and failed but that didn’t stop her from continuing to try.  On her third attempt at walking around the park, she succeeded and became an avid walker ever since.  Sister Bisi knows what walking can do to improve your health.  Sister Bisi noted that too many kids today are suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure due to lack of inactivity and poor eating habits.  This is more prevalent among black and Latino kids.  The 6th Annual Walk to Live Walk-A-Thon and Festival was created to bring communities together and bring awareness to this very serious issue before it gets worse.   Following the 3.5-mile walk, there will be various types of fun activities, including music, dancing, games and prizes.  There will also be healthy snacks and visits from local politicians.  All are welcome to attend. For more information about participating, volunteering, or supporting Walk-to-Live, please visit www.ihiwalktolive.com, email imani@imanihouse.org, or call (718) 638-2059.  This was a very inspiring interview.  I hope to see you at the Walk!

The Roy Green Show U.S. President Donald Trump has pulled the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the leaders of the U.K., Germany and France are lamenting the decision, while Stephen Harper, former Australian prime minister John Howard & the former prime minister of Northern Ireland took out a full page NY Times ad supporting the move.   What are the potential ramifications of this decision?   Guest: Tom Quiggin, former Canadian military intelligence officer, arms control inspector under the Conventional Forces in Europe Treaty, former intelligence contractor for the RCMP and the UN, and a court-certified expert on security and terrorism - Following another debate between the main party leaders in Ontario, we ask Ipsos polling CEO Darrell Bricker what is most likely to win over voters and what will push voters away. Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO at IPSOS Public Affairs, Global TV commentator, Author of ‘The Big Shift' - The Eagle Spirit pipeline is a $16 billion venture sponsored by 30 Indigenous communities and their leaders in northern British Columbia. While most of the focus in Canada is on the Trans Mountain pipeline dispute, the coalition behind Eagle Spirit has launched a court case against the federal government's B.C. tanker moratorium legislation. A GoFundMe campaign in support of the coalition has already secured nearly half of its financial goal.   Guest: Calvin Helin, President and Chairman of Eagle Spirit Energy Holdings, First Nations lawyer, one of Canada's Top 40 under 40, and best selling author - For many military veterans who fought for Canada, surviving on a day-to-day basis back home is a challenge they hadn't anticipated. Often, they endure battles with mental health issues like PTSD, suffer from the lasting scars of severe wounds or – in far too many cases – end up homeless. Meanwhile, Justin Trudeau told a town hall meeting that Canada's veterans are “asking for more than we can give right now”. The Equitas Society has organized the first annual Canadian Walk for Veterans, which will be held in cities across Canada on June 3, 2018. It's an opportunity to learn the stories of veterans and foster a connection between the public and Canada's war wounded. Guests: Marc Burchell, president of the Equitas Society, which is comprised of military veterans who launched a class action lawsuit against the federal government Aaron Bedard, military veteran and founder of the Annual Walk for Veterans - An ISIS killer is possibly living free and unencumbered in Toronto. A man going by the name Abu Huzaifa al-Kanadi gave an interview for a New York Times podcast in which he claimed he was a former ISIS executioner who had killed multiple times while in Syria.   When the issue was raised during Question Period by CPC House Leader Candice Bergen, Federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale refused to answer any specific questions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For many military veterans who fought for Canada, surviving on a day-to-day basis back home is a challenge they hadn't anticipated. Often, they endure battles with mental health issues like PTSD, suffer from the lasting scars of severe wounds or – in far too many cases – end up homeless. Meanwhile, Justin Trudeau told a town hall meeting that Canada's veterans are “asking for more than we can give right now”. The Equitas Society has organized the first annual Canadian Walk for Veterans, which will be held in cities across Canada on June 3, 2018. It's an opportunity to learn the stories of veterans and foster a connection between the public and Canada's war wounded. Guests: Marc Burchell, president of the Equitas Society, which is comprised of military veterans who launched a class action lawsuit against the federal government Aaron Bedard, military veteran and founder of the Annual Walk for Veterans (Photo: Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's edition of Utah Weekly Forum, Your Host Rebecca Cressman talks with Motivational Speaker, Jazzy Holman, also Charlotte Romberg and Whitney Handcock from United Angels Foundation about the upcoming 8th Annual Walk with Angels on June 3rd in Lehi at Margret Wines Park. United Angels Foundation is a support program for parents of children with special needs. To register, join a team or donate visit unitedangelsfoundation.org. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This morning on the award-winning 'For the People' John Voket heads to Waterbury to talk with US Congresswoman Elizabeth Esty about an initiative that could deliver the kind of upgraded background check system that the majority of Americans, gun owners, and NRA members have been calling for. Then we'll chat with the director of ARI CT - celebrating its 65th Anniversary this year - and we'll invite you to ARI's upcoming 11th Annual Walk for Independence. And we'll close with an update from the CT Coalition Against Domestic Violence on three specific pieces of legislation they hope to see passed to help law enforcement and victims of domestic violence in the state.

WeHaveAFace.org Global HUBS will be attending the World Stem Cell Summit - December 7, 2016. We look forward to this amazing event! On December 10th we will hold our 2nd Annual Walk for HD/JHD - "Pound the Pavement" - Visit: www.WeHaveAFace.org/SaintCloudWalk for more information! #YouAreLoved

WeHaveAFace.org Global HUBS will be attending the World Stem Cell Summit - December 7, 2016. We look forward to this amazing event! On December 10th we will hold our 2nd Annual Walk for HD/JHD - "Pound the Pavement" - Visit: www.WeHaveAFace.org/SaintCloudWalk for more information! #YouAreLoved

This morning on the award-winning 'For the People,' host John Voket reviews all the economical advantages you can get after booking your home energy audit - pays tribute to all of Connecticut's emergency medical responders ahead of National EMS Week, along with tips on what you need to know if you're facing a dire medical emergency - and invites you to join the fight against homelessness with Alpha Community Services YMCA at the 14th Annual Walk to End Homelessness.

Come walk with us May 6th, 2016!  Early registration is $10 and can be paid via Craven Early College's website until the day of the walk. On-site registration is $15. Proceeds are donated to Promise Place and Coastal Women's Shelter. Listen to our interview with Amanda Smith of Craven Early College and Cylest Fairchild, President of the Junior Civitans.  Wendy Card

This show is part of our “Best of Jazzy Vegetarian Radio Show” Series. This show originally aired September 14th, 2011. Today I welcomed Gene Baur president and co-founder of Farm Sanctuary to talk about the Annual Walk for Farm Animals. There will be Walk for Farm Animals events in dozens of cities, from New York to California, and there is also a virtual event called the “Sleep In for Farm Animals” for those unable to attend a Walk event in person. We’ll hear all about it from Gene Baur himself! http://www.walkforfarmanimals.org

  Host Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian,  chats with Gene Baur president and co-founder of Farm Sanctuary to talk about the Annual Walk for Farm Animals, happening in 40 cities across the nation in September and October. This year it’s going to be the largest Walk for Farm Animals effort to date. Between September 10 and November 6, thousands of concerned citizens will join together in communities across the United States. There will be Walk for Farm Animals events in dozens of cities, from New York to California, and there is also a virtual event called the “Sleep In for Farm Animals”for those unable to attend a Walk event in person. Gene adopted a vegan lifestyle in 1985. Farm Sanctuary is America's leading farm animal protection organization, which runs the largest rescue and refuge network for farm animals in North America. Gene holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from California State University Northridge and a master's degree in agricultural economics from Cornell University and his efforts have been covered by leading news organizations, including the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, ABC, NBC, CBS, and CNN. and the Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, Washington His book, Farm Sanctuary: Changing Hearts and Minds About Animals and Food, was published by Simon and Schuster and has become a national best seller.

This edition is LIVE from the 8th Annual Second Wind Fund Walk Run Ride To Prevent Teen Suicide. The Second Wind Fund's mission is to decrease the incidence of teen suicide by removing financial and social barriers to treatment for at-risk youth.

This edition is LIVE from the 8th Annual Second Wind Fund Walk Run Ride To Prevent Teen Suicide. The Second Wind Fund's mission is to decrease the incidence of teen suicide by removing financial and social barriers to treatment for at-risk youth.