4th Annual LoveLikeReed 5k Run/Walk

Saturday, November 26th, 2022 - Etowah River Park - 10:00 am

EVENT INFO: This race is an Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race Official Qualifying Event (Certified course #GA18043WC). 5k will be a timed race with overall and age group awards.

This event will be held at Etowah River Park - 600 Brown Industrial Pkwy, Canton, GA 30114

Packet Pickup - 9:00 am day of race

**To Register, click the link below or go to www.runsignup.com/lovelikereed5k.

Deadline to guarantee T-shirt size: Sunday, Nov 6th by 11:59pm EST.

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LoveLikeReed,Inc. is a 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to help support the mental health
of children and families in our community by providing financial assistance for counseling.

The LoveLikeReed organization's mission is to help support the mental health of children and families in our community by providing financial assistance for counseling. If you know someone in need, please reach out to us.

Reed Allen Schonberger

February 20, 2003 - December 19, 2018

#LoveLikeReed

It's OK to not be OK

Reed was a sophomore at Etowah High School. He was a loving, smart, talented, well-liked and seemingly a strong and mentally healthy 15 year old when he took his own life on December 19, 2018. What none of us knew was that Reed was hurting...he was not okay. Reed didn't talk about his pain, and didn't show signs of depression, so no one knew he needed help coping with his challenges. Every person that knew Reed was completely shocked that he ended his life. Signs of depression or anxiety are not always obvious.

Shortly after Reed's passing, we gave feet to our grief. LoveLikeReed, Inc. was created. This non-profit, 501(c)3 organization will honor Reed's life, by continuing his legacy of loving, helping, and serving others. Our mission is to erase the stigma that depression and anxiety carry and to help our local schools and community provide safe places for our children to talk to a professional when they are hurting or struggling. They need to know that It's OK To Not Be OK and when they share their feelings they can find hope and help to move past their current situation. Let's keep talking and communicating so together we can save lives.