Morris County NJ Community Walk

Chatham's Third Annual Out of the Darkness Community Walk

"While we had a great walk today the work isn't over, we must continue to talk and shine a bright light on suicide prevention. The more we talk about it, the more we can make a difference."

— Chatham Township Mayor Curt Ritter

Chatham's Third Annual Out of the Darkness Community Walk raised $60,000 for suicide prevention and gave friends and family a chance to remember their loved ones lost by suicide.

Members of the Tommy Fuss Team were proud to participate in this event to bring local awareness to mental health and suicide issues. We thank all of our donors throughout the year for their generous support.

Valerie, Bob, Kristin, Mike and the entire Tommy Fuss Team

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