Together,
we walk.
Walk with us in support of survivors of domestic violence and in honor of those we’ve lost.
Check-in 8:00 a.m. · Walk begins 8:30 a.m.
All times Central.
Cypress, Texas
Exact meeting point to be confirmed.
All walking paces welcome.
See the route map below.
Let’s show up for each other.
I’m inviting you to walk with me on November 7. Let’s bring our community together and remind people affected by domestic violence that they deserve safety, love, and support.
You can walk for yourself, someone you love, or someone we’ve lost. You can also come simply because you care. Showing up is one way to let someone know they have people beside them.
You don’t have to share your story to be part of this. Come as you are, walk at your own pace, and wear purple if you can.
Your morning
8:00 a.m. Check in, collect your awareness gift bag, and choose an optional purple ribbon temporary tattoo.
8:30 a.m. The walk begins.
Bring water, wear comfortable walking shoes, and invite a friend to join you.
Help someone join us.
Want to help someone be here? Sponsor a spot for a person who wants to walk with us but cannot afford registration.
$35 covers one spot
Help fund our first sponsored spot.
Your sponsorship covers one person’s walk registration, awareness gift bag, and optional purple ribbon temporary tattoo.
Sponsored spots are open to anyone who needs help with the registration fee. We’ll also reach out to survivors to help them take part.
The option to sponsor a spot will be available when registration opens.
Need a sponsored spot?
You’re welcome here. Email Marté privately to request a spot. You don’t need to share your story or explain your circumstances.
Spots depend on available sponsorships. We’ll email you to confirm your registration once a funded spot is available.
You’ll receive the same registration and gift bag as every other participant. Sponsored participants won’t be identified publicly.
Our walking route
Approximately 3.37 miles, following the red route shown below at Richard & Meg Weekley Park. The green and red markers show the recorded start and finish near Greenhouse Road.
