Break the silence and build a community of brothers who walk together. This journey is not about programs or perfection — it is about presence, movement, and honest conversation.
Break the silence and build a community of brothers who walk together. This journey is not about programs or perfection — it is about presence, movement, and honest conversation.
Real talk. Real miles. Real change.
Walk With Me, Brother exists to support men’s mental health through shared movement, honest conversation, and presence — reminding men they don’t have to carry life alone.
Most nonprofits lead with awareness, programs, or advice; Walk With Me, Brother leads with presence: we don’t talk at men, we walk alongside them.
Men account for the vast majority of suicides in the United States, yet far fewer men receive mental health treatment compared to women; the silence is deadly, and connection is the antidote.
This cross-country walk/run from Playa del Rey to Jacksonville is a living commitment to show up, step after step, and turn private pain into shared purpose.
In 2026, everything centers on the cross-country walk/run to Jacksonville and the community that grows around it.
The walk is the proof, and the brothers who join — on the route, online, and in their own neighborhoods — are the heartbeat of the mission.
What this looks like:
If you or someone you know is in crisis:
National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255, Press 1
You matter. Your story matters. Help is available 24/7.
From successful digital marketing executive to mental health advocate, Robb’s story represents thousands of men who suffer in silence; his ongoing recovery shows what happens when isolation is replaced with community and shared movement.
Every mile between Playa del Rey and Jacksonville carries the stories of men still fighting in the dark and becomes an opportunity to say what should have been said years ago: It’s okay to not be okay. It’s okay to ask for help. You are not alone.
Along the Playa del Rey → Jacksonville route, select stops will center veteran communities, schools, and colleges for on-the-ground mental health conversations rooted in lived experience, not polished talks.
Each city becomes a chance to walk with local men, highlight a veteran or mental-health partner, and leave behind connection that outlasts the miles.
Movement first. Conversation second. Presence over performance.
Mission-aligned sponsors and one primary nonprofit partner help fuel the journey while keeping the focus on presence, purpose, and men’s stories — not logo overload. Together, partners and brothers on the route are building a movement that helps men feel seen, heard, and less alone.
Sometimes you have to walk through hell to find your way home, but you do not have to walk it alone.
Real talk. Real miles. Real change — a promise that the pain that almost destroys us can become the purpose that saves others.
