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You walked. You ran. You rolled. You donated.

Thank you for making the 2nd Anuual MOORE Equity in Mental Health 5K an amazing success.

And a special thank you to our sponsors for supporting our event. The fundraising period closes on July 31st – donate to the cause.

APA & APA Foundation also extends a special thank to Dominque Dawes for her support of the initiative.

 

Participants can show their support by donating to / fundraising for the Community Grants Program to help impact the lives of young people of color throughout the U.S.

Donate and Set Up Individual or Team Fundraising Pages Below:

Donate and Fundraise  

Registration for the virtual program and 5K is free, but all individuals who personally fundraise $100 or more will receive the following event items:

Impact Tier One - $100 - $249.99 *

Reach this fundraising tier by June 13, and receive these two items by July 9.

• Sport-Tek® PosiCharge™ Tee (or similar)
• Race Medal

Impact Tier Two - $250 - $499.99 *

• Sport-Tek® PosiCharge™ Tee (or similar)
• Race Medal
• H2Go Concord Metallic Bottle (or similar)

Impact Tier Three - $500+ *

• Sport-Tek® PosiCharge™ Tee (or similar)
• Race Medal
• H2Go Concord Metallic Bottle (or similar)
• North Face® DryVent™ Rain Jacket (or similar)

* Amounts raised will be calculated from amounts collected between April 1, 2022 and July 31, 2022. Event items, unless otherwise noted, will be shipped during the month of August 2022.

Bebe Moore Campbell was a mental health equity champion and a New York Times bestselling author who tirelessly worked to bring public awareness to minority mental health. Her work was inspired from her personal experiences with a family member. APA strives to continue her visionary work through this annual event to benefit a newly established award, named after Campbell.

The Moore Equity in Mental Health Community Grants Program was established in 2021 by APA's Division of Diversity and Health Equity in partnership with the APA Foundation. The initiative supports individuals and community organizations that have undertaken innovative awareness programs and/or have provided services to improve the mental health of young people of color.

We are actively seeking corporate sponsors and non-profit partners for this event. Sponsorship comes with a variety of branding and recognition benefits at different levels.

Interested in being a corporate sponsor or non-profit partner? Questions about sponsorships and partnerships? Email Kit Hall at [email protected].