Walk spreads a message of HOPE
Participants take off from Dog Beach at the start of the 2022 Walk for HOPE (Hold On Pain Ends).
(Photo by CAROLINE LOBSINGER)
A few of the several hundred participants who took part in the Walk for HOPE on Sunday. Held right before the start of school, the walk aims to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
Walk for HOPE participants walk across the Long Bridge during the 2022 Walk for HOPE.
Participants in Walk for HOPE take off from Dog Beach.
A few participants pray before the start of Sunday's Walk for HOPE.
A message of hope was created using rocks found at Dog Beach at the start of the 2022 Walk for HOPE.
A balloon floats away after being released by a participant at Sunday's Walk for HOPE. The annual event raises awareness for suicide prevention.
One of the signs placed along the Long Bridge walking bridge during Sunday's Walk for HOPE.
A youngster holds a balloon as she walks across the Long Bridge during Sunday's Walk for HOPE.
Two participants — and their canine companion — rest at an after-walk barbecue after Sunday's Walk for HOPE.
Organizers man the grill at Sunday's Walk for HOPE barbecue.
One of the signs placed along the Long Bridge walking bridge during Sunday's Walk for HOPE.
One of the signs placed along the Long Bridge walking bridge during Sunday's Walk for HOPE.
One of the signs placed along the Long Bridge walking bridge during the 2022 Walk for HOPE.
Tucked inside the bright blue wristband is a lifeline.
Printed on the outside is the message: Hold on, pain ends...
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