NAMI Utah

NAMI Walk 2012

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*2012 Update: Together we raised over $112,000!! Thank you to our team captains, walkers, volunteers, donors, sponsors, and our amazing Walk Committee! See you next year!

Save the Date! The 2012 NAMIWalk will take place at Liberty Park on September 29, 2012

Visit our new Walk website and get your team registered today! Click HERE.

Contact Walk Manager Amber Watkins with any questions. 801-323-9900 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Additional Walk Information:

DATE: September 29, 2012

LOCATION: Liberty Park, Salt Lake City

WALKER CHECK-IN TIME: 8:45am OFFICIAL WALK START TIME: 10:00am

DISTANCE: 5 Kilometers

REGISTER at: www.namiwalks.org/utah

Watch the 2012 NAMIWalks Video:

2012 Nami Walk from Dreamcastar video productions on Vimeo.

The NAMIWalks is a nationwide fundraising and mental health awareness program that is being held in more than 84 communities around the country in 2011, including right here in Utah. It is expected that these walks will raise approximately 10 million dollars in 2011 so NAMI can offer more support and services to the hundreds of thousands of individuals and families across the country affected by serious mental illness.

There is no walker registration fee for the Walk. All participants are encouraged to collect donations from family members, friends, co-workers and business associates in support of their participation in the Walk.

All the funds collected by Walkers will be used to fund NAMI's programs here in Utah. These programs include support, education, research and advocacy involving schizophrenia, bipolar disorder (manic depression), major depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder and severe anxiety disorders.

All walkers raising $100 or more with receive a NAMIWalks event T-shirt. Walkers may also receive additional incentives prizes based on the amounts that they raise up to $5,000 or more. (Additional incentive prizes are a local option.)

Companies, organizations and families are encouraged to organize teams of walkers made up of employees, organization members, relatives and friends to take part in the Walk.

Teambuilding and fundraising materials will be given out to team captains at a special kickoff event that will be held approximately 8 weeks before the Walk.

There is a wide-range of corporate sponsorship opportunities available to local companies and businesses relating to the Walk. Anyone interested in information on how his or her company or organization can sponsor the Walk should contact Amber at the local NAMI office at 801-869-2878.

Upcoming Events

Fri May 31 @05:00PM - 07:00PM
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Sat Jul 27 @08:00AM - 12:00PM
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