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8th Annual Sounds of Silence
Friends of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York
5k Run / Walk / Stroller-Walk
In Memory of Lisa Mary Reilly
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Thank you to our Runners, Walkers, Stroller/Walkers,
Sponsors, Volunteers
at the
7th Annual Sounds of Silence 5k Run/Walk/Stroller-Walk!
WE HAD A GREAT RACE DAY - AND DONATIONS ARE STILL ACCEPTED!
Thank you for supporting The 7th Annual Sounds of Silence 5K Run/Walk which took place on Saturday, May 9 to raise awareness for pregnancy and postpartum depression/mood disorders.
Your support is Breaking the Silence and Saving Precious Lives!
All proceeds contributed support the essential services of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York, Inc., a 501 (c)(3) IRS recognized non-profit organization. Tax ID # 11-3449880.
Pleases donate to help us reach our overall race goal of $25,000!
Please click here to reach our race donation page at RunSignup.
Sounds of Silence, Friends of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York invite you to participate in our 7th Annual 5K Run/Walk/Stroller Walk and Kid's Fun Run to raise funds and awareness for pregnancy and postpartum depression - Help Break the Silence!
This wonderful event will take place on Saturday, May 9th 2015 at historic Jones Beach State Park, Long Island, New York. All proceeds contributed benefit the essential programs and services of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York.
Event details
COURSE: Flat course on the beautiful Jones Beach Boardwalk overlooking the Ocean. Yoga warm up, Raffles, Prizes, Music, Awards and post run refreshments.
AWARDS & TOP PRIZES: Top overall male, female, and under 18 runners, top fundraiser. Top male and female recognition in specified age groups. Commemorative t-shirts for first 250 runners.
RAFFLES: Designer products, gift certificates and more. Participants need to be present to win. Sounds of Silence, Friends of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York, thank you in advance for your contribution to support a worthy cause.
SPONSORS: Sponsorships are available for companies / organizations and/or individuals. If you would like to participate in this way, you can read all the details and sign-up as a sponsor at our event sponsorship page at Network for Good.
We need your help!
Please help spread the word about this event by sharing this page with those you know on social media - be they family, friends, neighbors, co-workers or anyone you think might like to attend.
You can also help us by downloading the event flyer and posting it wherever allowable - such as stores, local businesses, libraries, faith communities - anywhere you think it would bring attention to this important issue and event.
The flyer is available in two formats: SOS 7th Annual Run (pdf) and SOS 7th Annual Run (.png).
The Postpartum Resource Center of New York is a Mission Project of Westminster United Presbyterian Church.
The Mission Project SOS Run event flyer is also available in two formats: SOS 7th Annual Run - PC (.pdf) and SOS 7th Annual Run - PC (.png)
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Sounds of Silence - Our Story
Sounds of Silence, Friends of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York (SOS) is a Fundraising Committee of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York.
The founding group came together out of the love and care of their friend Lisa Reilly to raise funds for the awareness of perinatal and postpartum depression with the 1st Sounds of Silence Run/Walk at Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh, New York in 2008. Today, the Sounds of Silence continues its support for the vital programs and services of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York to honor Lisa's memory.
What had started as a group of friends and family, continues to grow with the Annual Sounds of Silence Breaking the Silence Run/Walk/Stroller Walk for the awareness of pregnancy and postpartum depression/anxiety. SOS is focused on helping to raise funds for the essential programs and services of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York so all New York mothers, fathers and families in need of help and support will be able to receive it.
Patricia Beaumont, Carrie Carniaux, Alissa Dandrilli, Trish Hall, Erica Pecorale, Barbara Reilly and Karen Zangri of the Sounds of Silence, Friends of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York were celebrated and honored with the the Postpartum Resource Center of New York's 2014 Community of Caring Award.
In 2011, sisters Erin Mascaro and Lisa Reilly, Sounds of Silence, Friends of the Postpartum Resource Center of New York Co-Founders were honored with the Postpartum Resource Center of New York's Pioneer Award.
"I made a pact. A pact with my sister and with my niece too
- a promise to break the silence of postpartum depression,
celebrate our courageous mothers and fathers, and build sounds
of hope for all those families who may be suffering."
- Erin Mascaro, Race Director and Co-Founder
Sounds of the Sounds of Silence, Friends of the
Postpartum Resource Center of New York
The video below was taken from the 3rd Annual Sounds of Silence Run/Walk in 2010. Many thanks to Kyle McCandless for putting this wonderful video together.