In conjunction with the Alabama Suicide Prevention and Resources Coalition, Woodstock, Alabama, announces an April 14 date for the second annual Wildflower Walk to Prevent Suicide and Bullying. The theme of this year’s 2:00 p.m. event is, “Boots Against Bullying,” and will feature children’s author JacQuan Winters and noted anti-bullying speaker, Angela Locket. Along with ASPARC, the event is co-hosted by Woodstock First Lady and suicide awareness advocate, Cheryl Dodson, who was featured in the S-Town Podcast.
Register for this free event at www.ASPARC.org/wildflower-walk
“Walk with us in Woodstock, AL to plant a field of wildflowers in memory of those we have lost to suicide and in honor of those who fight daily for their mental health. Join us to learn what groups in Alabama are doing to reduce bullying and youth suicide, and how you can help!”
- Register to plant wildflowers in memory or honor of a loved one
- Your loved one’s name can be included on the memorial sign at the field
- Optional $10 donation to cover event expenses
- Bring your boots! Your shoes will get dirty!
- Hear groups from around Alabama talk about how they’re helping our youth
Featuring Alabama author JacQuan D. Winters, writer of “Kristen’s Rainy Day” and Angela Lockett
Woodstock Town Hall
28513 AL-5, Woodstock, AL 35188
Sunday, April 14 – 2:00pm
Woodstock Community Library 