Walk for the ones we love

This September, for Suicide Prevention Month, I’m challenging myself to walk 150kms and raise $1,000 for suicide prevention.

This isn’t just a fundraiser to me it’s deeply personal.

Earlier this year, my family and I lost my dad. Losing him has changed our lives forever. There isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t miss him, wish he was still here, or wonder if things could have been different. The grief that comes with losing someone to suicide is something no family should have to experience, and it’s a pain that stays with you.

I’m doing this in memory of my dad, and for every person we’ve lost too soon. But I’m also doing it for those who are still here for the people silently struggling, for the families walking beside them, and for anyone who needs to know that they are not alone.

Every step I take throughout September is a reminder that every life matters. Every conversation about mental health matters. Every act of kindness, every check-in, and every effort to break the stigma has the power to make a difference.

If you’re able to support me by making a donation, sharing this page, or even starting a conversation about mental health, I would be incredibly grateful. Together, we can help raise awareness, fund vital suicide prevention services, and give hope to those who need it most.

Thank you for supporting a cause that means so much to me and my family. Thank you for helping me honour my dad’s memory in a way that I hope will make a difference for others.

For Dad. For everyone we’ve lost. For everyone still fighting. Every step is for you. 💛