Walk MS unites the MS community in the largest gathering of its kind to raise funds and make a difference for everyone living with MS. And while there is no fundraising minimum, we encourage you to aim high and set a fundraising goal. Why? With every dollar you raise, you raise up someone living with MS, helping make life with MS a little easier and bringing us that much closer to a cure.

A family-led support group, SIPP offers parents, guardians, and caregivers a platform to share challenges, seek advice, and support youth within the NFusion Metro program. They meet the first Saturday of every month (unless otherwise scheduled).

DENIM DAY is about bringing awareness to sexual violence issues, supporting survivors, and educating ourselves and others. Join millions of people across the world in wearing jeans with a purpose- support Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) in protest against injustice and rape culture. This event is free, but tickets and registration is required.

This enlightening summit is dedicated to equipping faith-based communities with the knowledge and tools necessary to support mental health within their congregations and beyond. It’s a unique opportunity to come together, learn, share experiences, and strengthen our collective capacity to foster well-being in our communities.

Imagine a place where communities are seen as the heroes, not the ones needing rescue.

The CWAPS Training Academy is open to all and seeks to ignite a movement where every voice is heard, every need is valued, and every action contributes to the holistic wellness of communities.

This group focuses on understanding current policy issues and opportunities to serve on decision-making committees.

BBGDF is calling for volunteers at: Matt's House (Women's Shelter) and Billy Brumfield (Men's Shelter)!
Please join us as we serve and socialize:
Matt's House (Women's Shelter) - every 2nd Tuesday at 6:00 pm
Billy Brumfield (Men's Shelter) - every 4th Saturday at 6:30 pm

Join us at the Briarwood Market and Mixer for a fun-filled gathering of local vendors, delicious food, music, complimentary mimosas and more

As individuals, social justice means accepting each person for who they are – celebrating and embracing the diversity of our fellow man. It means accepting every member of our communities – welcoming their participation and contributions in all groups. At the system level, it means accepting that each person has their own unique strengths and goals - shaping supports and resources to be responsive to each person’s dreams.

Get certified in youth (12-18) Mental Health First Aid.