Rockland County One Million Steps For OCD Walk

Raise funds and make strides for OCD awareness!

The OCD Walk brings together individuals impacted by OCD to connect, share stories, and make an impact. Each year, our community gathers to lift each other up and show those struggling on their road to recovery that they are not alone.

As one of the IOCDF's largest annual fund fundraisers, the OCD Walk is a vital way we show our advocacy and raise funds and awareness of this often misunderstood disorder.

The OCD Walk is completely free to attend! Sign up as an individual, create a team, or join an existing team.

The Importance of Fundraising

https://support.iocdf.org/team/852567

https://support.iocdf.org/fundraiser/7554401

Did you know the OCD Walk is one of the IOCDF's largest fundraisers of the year? We need YOU to help us reach our $5,000 goal by sharing your personalized fundraiser with family and friends to tell your story and experience with OCD

Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail

548 Western Hwy S, Blauvelt, NY

Schedule:
8:00am: Parking lot and restroom at the Fire House opens
8:15am: Check-in, registration, and T-shirt pick-up
9:00am: Welcome remarks
9:15am: Walk starts
11:00am: Event conclusion

Walk Route: We will be walking on the Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail starting at trail head in Blauvelt, New York along Western Highway. Walk meeting point / registration booth is next to Library located at 541 Western Hwy S, Blauvelt, NY.

Questions? Email OCDwalkrockland@gmail.com

Every dollar raised goes towards supporting those impacted by OCD and related disorders.
All proceeds benefit the International OCD Foundation and OCD Pennsylvania and help to:

Educate

Provide education about what it really means to have OCD or a related disorder to shorten the time to proper diagnosis.

Support

Increase the number of trained therapists so everyone impacted by OCD has access to effective treatment.

Inspire

Engage the entire OCD and related disorders community to advocate and educate in order to reduce stigma!

https://support.iocdf.org/event/rockland-county-ocd-walk/e830995

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