Walk in Remembrance with Hope
We invite you to join us for the Walk in Remembrance with Hope on Sunday, September 11th.
The Walk is the signature event for suicide prevention and survivor support community within San Diego.
We are looking forward to being together on Sunday and are so glad you will be a part of this heartwarming event!
A few details about the Walk:
Location – Balboa Park – 6th and Laurel
Come early for the best parking
7:00 a.m.
- Check-in Begins
- Onsite Registration Open
- Resource Fair
- Remembrance Activities
- Hope & Healing Pavilion
8:00 a.m.
- Opening Ceremony!
- National Anthem
- Special Speakers
- Team Announcements
- Moment of Silence & Invocation
- Dove Release
WALK!
10:00 a.m.
- Opportunity Drawing Announcement
- Closing Words
- See you NEXT YEAR on Sunday, September 11, 2022!
Items to note:
- Create a message/collage/share a photo of your loved one at our Remembrance Wall -bring a picture or poster
- A family affair – bring your dog on a leash and the baby in the stroller
- Water will be distributed ~ feel free to bring snacks or other beverages
- Bring any donations you have collected to the check-in tent!
If you have friends and family that still want to join us:
- Online registration closes Sept 10th at 7 PM – click here
- Walk-up registrants are welcome on Sunday Morning – Walk-Up Registration is $30
- Donations will continue to be accepted on the website through December 31st – click here
We look forward to walking with you to break down stigma and save lives!
Warmly,
Lauren and Jana
100% of funds raised from the Walk in Remembrance with Hope stay in San Diego to directly support the programs of Survivors of Suicide Loss (SOSL) and Directing Change.
Visit WalkingInHopeSD.org for more information.
We are grateful for your previous support for this event.
Our goal in 2022 is to have 100 teams walking together for this important cause.
Survivors of Suicide Loss (SOSL) is thrilled to partner with Directing Change again this year!*
*Directing Change operates mental health awareness and suicide prevention programs: http://www.directingchange.org
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