Shatterproof Walk Stories
Every year, thousands of people gather from across the country to walk with us to end addiction stigma. Here are some of their stories.
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David Becker
Since finding his own sobriety in 2020, Dave has become a social powerhouse, bringing together LGBTQ individuals in recovery.
Breanna Carter
As a first-time participant, Breanna walked in honor of her little sister, who was tragically lost to an accidental overdose.
Hannah Burke
As the founder of a sober community, Hannah understands how important coming together for change really is.
Alexis Cavo
Alexis and her mom open up about how addiction then recovery changed their relationship.
Nadia Davis
Nadia is ready for everyone to choose love and find their own safe space, like she has in recovery.
Annie Kamps
As Miss Mississippi 2024, Annie uses her platform to breakdown barriers and celebrate everyone's recovery story – especially her mom's.
Deena Loudon
After losing her son in 2020, Deena knew that she had to advocate at the legislative level for lasting change.
Melissa McRae
After making it through addiction, homelessness, and relapses, Melissa keeps fighting so that everyone can achieve the life they deserve.
Tynisha Pippins
Now in recovery, Tynisha donated her time to support the walk, not only for herself but for her loved ones.
George Ramos
After multiple relapses and the loss of close friends, George isn't giving up – on himself or anyone else.
Mary Santillo
Mary and her mother walk to honor two families members taken too soon by addiction.
Shelly Santillo
Shelly and her daughter walk to honor two families members taken too soon by addiction.
Dan Strzempka
A long-time Shatterproof supporter, Dan has always found strength in celebration, humor, and the power of treatment.
2024 Shatterproof Walks
In six major cities this fall, we walk together to end addiction stigma. Join us to honor those who we have lost, celebrate those who are living in recovery, and bring hope to the millions living with substance use disorder.