4th Annual KKF Paint Walk for Teen Mental Health & Suicide Prevention

Join us for the 4th Annual Paint Walk for Teen Mental Health for an unforgettable morning of purpose, creativity, and community. Hosted by the Kennedy Kids Foundation. An inspiring community event honoring the life and legacy of Kennedy Bailey while raising critical support for teen mental health education, programs, and suicide prevention.

This meaningful morning begins at D.A.S.H., Kennedy’s former high school in the Design District, and includes a powerful walk to Wynwood Walls and back—all in support of a future where every teen has access to hope, help, and healing.

Registration opens at 8:00 AM, when participants will receive their official Kennedy Kids Foundation T-shirts and have the opportunity to spray paint them with uplifting messages of love, encouragement, and support for teen mental health. Along the way, guests can also take part in a rock-painting activity, creating small messages of hope to leave along the route for strangers who may need a reminder that they are not alone.

More than a fundraising walk, this is a vibrant, purpose-driven event that brings together families, students, community leaders, and sponsors to take action, raise awareness, and save lives. It’s a movement of hope for teens and families. Your participation helps fund programs that support teens and families, reduce stigma, and create lasting impact in our community.

Come walk with us, honor those we’ve lost, and help bring hope to the next generation.

Help us expand lifesaving mental health resources for young people in our community.

Walk with purpose. Paint with heart. Help save lives.

8:00 AM - 8:50 AM REGISTRATION and T-SHIRT PAINT

8:50 AM: PRE-WALK WARMUP presented by THE WARRIOR SHIFT

9:00 AM: WALK BEGINS

ADULTS $45 (DAY OF EVENT $50)
STUDENTS $25
CHILDREN 5 AND UNDER FREE
KENNEDY KIDS T-SHIRT AND SWAG BAG INCLUDED WITH ONLINE REGISTRATION

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