Walk and Run Details - Pinnacle Community Services

Register for the event!

All are welcome to attend this family friendly event. There is no cost to attend and all participants are encouraged to register at the link below.

There is also a VIP ticket available for a donation of $25 which includes walk participation, event t-shirt, food, and a goodie bag! Please buy your VIP ticket by May 1st to guarantee your t-shirt order.

Your voice is important. Each participant will have an opportunity to create their own web page through our peer to peer giving portal. Share your story of how mental health has affected you or someone you love. You can even share your page to your social network and ask friends, family and coworkers to contribute towards your goal to raise awareness for mental health.

Have any questions? Contact Justin King 716-285-6984 x. 107 or jking@pinnaclecs.org

To register click here.

Sponsors

Sponsors:

Become a sponsor of our event! We have multiple tiers of engagement for sponsors. Companies can also donate to our raffle prizes, from a gift card to a hand-crafted basket. Company staff are also encouraged to participate in the walk/run and bring their friends and families or sign up to volunteer at the event. Volunteers are needed to help set up, hand our water bottles, assist registration and check in, and become race ambassadors.

Contact Justin King for more information.
716-285-6984 x. 107
jking@pinnaclecs.org

Community Partners

Not for profit partners & Government Agencies:

Any organization whose mission aligns and supports mental health in our community is welcome to participate.

Not For Profit Organizations can set up a table in our Vendor Wellness Area on the day of the event to promote their organization and services. Pinnacle will seek to connect with organizations that can run healthy living activities for participants and their families throughout the day. This could include arts and crafts, leading an exercise class, Zumba or Yoga, mindfulness, line dancing, etc. All organizations are required to fill out a vendor form in advance.

Staff members of your organization are also encouraged to participate in the walk and bring their friends and families or sign up to volunteer at the event. Volunteers are needed to help set up, hand our water bottles, assist with registration and check-in, and become race ambassadors.

Please contact Natalie Cuddahee to sign up to become a vendor:
716-285-6984 x. 205
ncuddahee@pinnaclecs.org

Volunteering

Volunteers:

Volunteers are needed to help with a variety of day of tasks including assistance with registration and check in, water bottle distribution, set up, take down, auction, food, and race ambassadors.

Your company, school, team, network, group, church would make a perfect match for our volunteer opportunity!

Contact Justin King for more information:
716-285-6984 x. 107
jking@pinnaclecs.org

Parking Info

Move For Mental Health is a second annual family fun walk and free family event hosted by Pinnacle Community Services to raise awareness for mental health in our community. The event will take place at Hyde Park in Niagara Falls, NY and will bring diverse groups together to learn from and be inspired by the communities affected by mental health. Participants will hear stories from people impacted by Mental Health and will hear from Mental Health officials from our local government. They will have access to a variety of vendors and organizations who support mental health and provide enriching opportunities for engagement. Together, we will raise awareness, reduce stigma, and remove barriers for people affected by mental health conditions.

Proceeds will support community mental health through the Niagara County community and help Pinnacle Community Services make a difference in the lives of the people it serves. Pinnacle Community Services has served the Niagara region for over 127 years with programs for families and children.

CORE- Care Management Program is one of Pinnacle’s programs that serves adults and children with mental health and other chronic illnesses. CORE’s supportive relationship with the people we serve helps them find the right care and services.