Stigma Stomp

Stigma Stomp – Sat. Oct 12, 2019

Stigma Stomp is NAMI Whatcom's annual fundraiser to generate funds to benefit our free programming throughout the year to anyone in Whatcom County who is affected by mental illness. Each year is bigger and better than the year before!

Join NAMI Whatcom and the community for our annual Fun Run/Walk and Health Fair event to support mental health awareness! The run/walk begins and ends at Bloedel Donovan Park, meandering along a circuitous route through Whatcom Falls Park. Not only is there going to be a fun run/walk, but also prizes, therapy animals, refreshments, a Memory Board, and lots of info on local mental health resources.

Fun Run Map/Route (PDF)
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The full route is 2.29mi (3.7 km). Want to do an extra loop? That brings the course to 4.16mi.

Registration

Registration is open! Get your tickets for the fun-run today.

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Event Sponsors

Thank you to all our sponsors for supporting our services and advocacy! Remember, NAMI Whatcom classes and programs are free to the community.

PeaceHealth – Platinum

Lynden NAMI Friends – Platinum

Florida NAMI Friends - Platinum

Dawson – Gold

Skyline Advisors – Silver

WECU – Silver

Photos from 2018

Why is Stigma Stomp important?

Educating, Supporting and Advocating for those Affected by Mental Illness in Whatcom County since 1984.

The resources provided through NAMI Whatcom and namiwhatcom.org are not a substitute for the knowledge, skill, and judgment of qualified professionals. Should you have any health, medical or disability questions or concerns, please consult a physician or other health care professional. To find a professional, use our provider directory.
NAMI Whatcom is fully inclusive of individuals and families of all backgrounds and cultures. Our affiliate collaborates with others to advocate for system change and public policies that best support recovery and resiliency for those living with mental illness.