Join Robbie’s Hope Foundation on Sunday, September 7th at Tanglewood South Park in Golden, Colorado, for the 6th Annual HOPErun, a 5K dedicated to raising awareness for teen mental health and suicide prevention.

This event is more than just a run, it’s a chance to come together as a community and take action. Whether you walk, jog, run, or simply show up in support, every step helps us break the stigma around teen mental health and creates space for honest conversations and real change.

 

Proceeds from the HOPErun directly support our youth-led programs nationally, helping us reach more teens with the tools, resources, and support they deserve.

If you or your business is interested in sponsoring this year’s event, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for details. Your support helps us make a greater impact, one teen at a time. Sponsorships close August 15th.

 

Let’s run for hope. Let’s run for change. Let’s run together.

 

Sign up here: https://bit.ly/45BpPhU - Tickets sell out quickly, so get yours now!

 

Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among teens in the U.S. and the number one cause in Colorado, where Robbie’s Hope began. But what’s more staggering than the statistics is that there isn’t more being done to help the individuals affected most—teens.

It is our goal to empower the next generation to cope with the stress and pressure of modern society. To redefine what “good” actually looks like. To help teens recognize warning signs and realize they’re not alone. To allow them to feel their voices are being heard, letting them know it’s ok to ask for help, and giving them the tools and resources they need to rally together and talk openly about their struggles. Through compassion, empathy and communication, we are building communities of support where it is not only acceptable, but normal, to talk about depression and anxiety.

At Robbie’s Hope it is our mission to empower a generation of teens to let each other know It’s Ok To Not Be Ok. Help us inspire more young people to have HOPE (Hold on Pain Ends) in an effort to fight this horrible epidemic.

Help us cut teen suicide rates in half by 2028.