09/12/2026
Our community came together for hope, connection, and mental health awareness.
We are grateful for the incredible turnout at this Zero Su***de Prevention event. Seeing so many people come together showed just how much our community cares about mental health and supporting one another.
A special thank you to for organizing this meaningful event and bringing our community together around such an important cause. We also want to thank Dr. Laurie Walsh for organizing GBC’s participation, Director of Accessibility/Title IX Coordinator Arysta Sweat for her support, and our Student Government Association ( ) for their participation.
Mental health awareness is important not only at events like this, but also in our workplaces, schools, families, and personal lives. Taking the time to listen, check in on someone, show compassion, and create an environment where people feel comfortable asking for help can make a meaningful difference.
To anyone going through a difficult time: you are not alone. You matter, your story matters, and there is hope. Sometimes, reaching out and knowing that someone cares can make a difference.💛
Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make this event meaningful for our community. Together, we can continue creating spaces where mental health is recognized, conversations are welcomed, and people feel supported.
