Thousands of people marched in support of mental health awareness on Chicago's North Side Saturday morning, in an event organized by the American Foundation of…
Thousands of people marched in support of mental health awareness on Chicago's North Side Saturday morning, in an event organized by the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention.
Approximately 5,000 people marched through Montrose Harbor Saturday morning in an event that raised nearly $700,000. The money raised will go toward educational programing, resources, advocacy and supporting those who lost loved ones by suicide. Feeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know. Sign up for the weekly“It was something that we didn’t see coming, just like a lot of people here," he told NBC Chicago. “Once we kind of got in front of the story about my brother everyone came out of the woodwork, everybody seemed to have a story. Everyone had some kind of connection."
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