Join Us for a Walk of Hope, Healing, and Community
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to honor those who face darkness—whether through personal mental health challenges, supporting a loved one, grieving a loss, or recovering from trauma. Hearts in Motion is a heartfelt opportunity to come together as a community, share in collective healing, and shine a light on the journey from darkness to hope.
This special event is also a fundraiser for Alice’s House and JPH, two organizations deeply committed to fostering wellness, healing, and transformation.
Please feel free to bring battery operated candles or lanterns to walk with. You may join one of the open art studios at JPH to help make lanterns and signs for the walk. The open art studios will be held on
Thusdays May 15th and 22nd from 12PM-1:30PM or
Tuesday May 20th from 6PM-7:30PM
Event Overview:
Participants will meet on Humarock Beach in front of Alice’s House at 7pm for a welcome talk and gathering. At 7:30 the group will walk the 1.25 mile route together to JPH’s retreat property, traveling through the scenic Ferry Hill neighborhood, which includes some steep hills and varied terrain. As we walk just at sunset along a lighted path, we will reflect on the resilience of the human spirit and the power of community.
The walk will culminate in a serene candlelit meditation in the JPH Barn, offering a moment of connection, remembrance, and renewal.
Together, we will honor those who are navigating the challenges of mental health and loss while raising awareness for the transformative work of Alice’s House and JPH.
Event Details:
📅 Date: Thursday May 29, 2025
📍 Starting Point: Humarock Beach in front of Alice’s House (112 Humarock Beach)
🏁 Ending Point: JPH Barn
Parking & Transportation:
🚗 Parking for walk available at St. Theresa’s Chapel, within walking distance of Humarock. There is NO PARKING Available at Alice’s House
🚌 A shuttle will be available from JPH back to the parking area after the event.
Join us as we walk together in support, in remembrance, and in hope. Your presence makes a difference.