The Overnight Out of the Darkness Walk in Washington DC

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness Overnight is a walk like no other. It's a 16-18 mile journey through the night, from dusk until dawn where a courageous community of men and women like you will break the silence and bring the issues of depression and suicide into the light.

 On Saturday, June 4, 2011-Sunday June, 5, 2011, Nicole Luthman, Professor Giammarie Pieri and her husband, and students Pollyana Chadee and Edwin Gomez walked 18 miles from sunset to sunrise in the AFSP Out of the Darkness Overnight Walk in Brooklyn and Manhattan. The team raised over $3,600 for suicide prevention. 

We walk for you!

Opening Ceremony and Warm-up for the long night ahead

The sun began to set and so our journey began..

Edwin Gomez, Pollyanna Chadee and Nicole Turnbull stop for a photo op on the Brooklyn Bridge

Mile 5 - Only 13 more to go!

The time has come for us to walk again!

This year's walk will take place in the nation’s capital, Washington, DC on June 1-2, 2013 

Do you have what it takes to walk?

E-mail us to join our mailing list and learn more information!

NY Students:
Melissa Vidam, Director, Multicultural and Community Affairs
MAV @ BerkeleyCollege.edu

NJ Students:
Nicole Turnbull, Director, Student Development and Campus Life
NLL @ BerkeleyCollege.edu


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For information, visit www.theovernight.org