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Benefitting Mental Health Awareness
Benefitting Mental Health Awareness
The Holy Pig Drop is a quirky event that combines great food, and community resources. We will have some fun while raising some money to remove the stigma of addiction, depression, suicide, and more.
The Holy Pig Drop is a quirky event that combines great food, and community resources. We will have some fun while raising some money to remove the stigma of addiction, depression, suicide, and more.
The conversation about mental health among the faith community has often been overlooked, dismissed, and/or ignored. Our goal is to elevate the conversation about mental health, addiction, depression, anxiety, suicide, and more.
The conversation about mental health among the faith community has often been overlooked, dismissed, and/or ignored. Our goal is to elevate the conversation about mental health, addiction, depression, anxiety, suicide, and more.
What Exactly Is The Holy Pig Drop Fair?
What Exactly Is The Holy Pig Drop Fair?
The Holy Pig Drop includes a country-style event that combines a meal,
bake sale, mental health fair, and more. The main fundraiser is guessing
where our pig will drop a "meadow pie."
THE EVENTS
THE EVENTS
NDC
NDC
COMMUNITY CONVERSATION
COMMUNITY CONVERSATION
Tuesday April 29
6:30-8:00pm
PIGSKIN GAME
PIGSKIN GAME
Date TBD
gates open at 6:00pm
kickoff 7:00pm
MENTAL HEALTH FAIR
MENTAL HEALTH FAIR
Sept 20
Dillon Park
1:00-4:00pm
FUNDRAISER DINNER
FUNDRAISER DINNER
Sept 20
Dillon Park
1:00-4:00pm
BAKE SALE
BAKE SALE
Sept 20
Dillon Park
1:00-4:00pm
PIG DROP EVENT
PIG DROP EVENT
Sept 20
Dillon Park
3:00pm
SERVICE OF PRAYER AND REMEMBRANCE
SERVICE OF PRAYER AND REMEMBRANCE
Sept 20
The Gathering House
7:00pm
Faith and mental health are not mutually exclusive; rather, they are supportive of one another. Faith communities have much work to do to address the shame, guilt, and stigma associated with mental health challenges.
Faith and mental health are not mutually exclusive; rather, they are supportive of one another. Faith communities have much work to do to address the shame, guilt, and stigma associated with mental health challenges.
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