Total Donations: $158,459.08
Top 5 Participants
1 -
Victoria Vermes ($6,815.00)
2 - Loree Vick ($4,315.00)
3 - Sam Weidenkopf ($3,520.00)
4 - Joseph Calabrese ($3,020.00)
5 - Julie Boothe-Rhodes ($2,883.00)
2 - Loree Vick ($4,315.00)
3 - Sam Weidenkopf ($3,520.00)
4 - Joseph Calabrese ($3,020.00)
5 - Julie Boothe-Rhodes ($2,883.00)
Top 5 Teams
1 -
University School ($12,472.37)
2 - Pauline E. Vermes Team ($6,815.00)
3 - Jessica Boothe's Friends ($6,530.00)
4 - Tim's Team ($5,395.00)
5 - Loree Vick ($5,325.00)
2 - Pauline E. Vermes Team ($6,815.00)
3 - Jessica Boothe's Friends ($6,530.00)
4 - Tim's Team ($5,395.00)
5 - Loree Vick ($5,325.00)
Sunday evening, September 30, 2012
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Check-in 6:00 p.m.
All Walk activities end by 8:30 p.m.
OUR WALK GOALS:
- To “shine the light” on depression and suicide prevention.
- To provide an opportunity for survivors of suicide to experience healing in a safe, anonymous way.
- To raise $120,000 to support SPEA’s proven prevention education program, Recognizing Teen Depression and Preventing Suicide.
Walk Registration fee is $20 and includes:
- Light snack and beverage.
- Complimentary luminaries and In Memory/In Honor placards.
- Program featuring speakers & musical performance.
- Glow necklace
BE A LIFESAVER
Personally raise $100 or more to receive a Lifesaver T-shirt at the Walk on September 30.
- Suicide is the third leading cause of death for those 15-24 years of age.
- More teenagers die from suicide than from cancer, heart disease, AIDS, birth defects, stroke, pneumonia, influenza, and chronic lung disease combined.
- Half of all lifetime cases of clinical depression begin by age 14.
- According to The Ohio Department of Mental Health: 20 percent of high school students have seriously considered suicide 14 percent have made a plan 8 percent have made a suicide attempt.
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