They circle the pavilion that were in serving as a really short immediate physical reminder of what the cost is and what the stakes are. Their will be survivors and survivors families who are walking in remembrance of a love one, a friend, of a coworker who was killed by an abuser, by a significant other,” said Stephenson.
While being a very mindful event and filled with moments of remembrance. It is also a fun morning and brings the community together. This year the Walk for Hope will again be held at Bunker Hills Regional Park on September 26, registration starts at 8 a.m. and the walk itself starts at 9:30 a.m. “There is a community resource fair, there are snacks, you’ll get a t-shirt, there is live music, there is activities for kids, we have a face painter, a balloon twister, there is a 5k run, two mile walk and we are in Bunker Hills Regional Park pavilion three,” said Stephenson.
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