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Sponsors & Supporters
Each year, our A Million Steps to Mental Health Awareness Walk is powered by the generosity of our sponsors, donors, and the dedication of passionate fundraisers. This page celebrates the incredible individuals who have donated or raised $100 or more to support mental health awareness and improve mental wellness in our communities. Together, we’re making a difference!
The Power of Sponsorship
As a Sponsor, your support helps to remove barriers and strengthens organizations providing direct care, essential services, and vital resources to our most vulnerable populations. Your company's name will be highlighted throughout our campaign as a champion for mental wellness.
*Does your organization need to pay by check? Click here.
Mental Health Warriors
Mental Health Warriors are the incredible individuals who go above and beyond to support our A Million Steps to Mental Health Awareness Walk with a donation of $100 or more. Click here to make your donation and be recognized as a Mental Health Warrior!
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsors!
Trailblazers $1000
Momentum Makers $500
Community Partners $250
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Thank You to Our 2025 Mental Health Warriors!
Paula Gonzalez-Kilduff
Chiletta Walls
Robin McCrear
Christopher Brown
Maryam Husamudeen
Anthony Thompson
Melka Davis
Gary McCrear
Tyrone Russell
Harvie L. Oliver, III
Joann Douglas-Francis
Mari O'Neal
Dwayne L. Jones
Roger Achuo Zuh
Rosalind Lucien
Thank You to Our 2025 Vendor Allies!
Mid-Atlantic Rehabilitation Services (MARS)
Krimson Cornerstone Foundation
REASONS FOR HOPE
Visions of the Minds
Testimonials
Battleborne
Shout Out goes to our friends at Preventive Measures & The Preventive Measures Foundation Inc. for their generous donation to our veterans and mission. These funds will support our Veterans Transitional Housing Project, which we hope to secure in the very near future.
– Chris Yarnell, President, BattleBorne
About BattleBorne
To connect veterans with the resources needed to recover from mental, emotional, and physical trauma so they can restore their lives and reintegrate into society.
