Step Up for Stepping Strong

Key Info

EVENT DATES

May 1-31

CONTACT

Joe Marino

EMAIL

jmarino5@bwh.harvard.edu

PHONE

617 595 6566

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Join Our Free Wellness Challenge!

Join the Challenge

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Each May, companies and individuals come together in honor of trauma awareness month for the Step Up for Stepping Strong wellness challenge—an app-based steps competition that promotes well-being and fuels groundbreaking innovation, effective prevention, and compassionate intervention for trauma patients.

Participation is free to individuals and includes access to health, wellness, and nutrition information, plus chances to win gift cards and other prizes—all by simply logging your steps. Sign up by April 30 to ensure each step counts!

Help us reach a collective step goal to unlock a donation of more than $100,000 from our sponsors. All proceeds benefit The Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation.

Steps to Register

Whether you join the challenge with your company or participate as an individual, getting set up is easy.

Step 1

Download the MoveSpring app, available on the App Store and Google Play. If prompted, use the code “STEPUP25” and confirm you’re with the Brigham.

Step 2

Create an account and connect a fitness tracker or use your smartphone. If applicable, join your company’s team. Otherwise, join the Stepping Strong team.

Step 3

Record your steps throughout May! Be sure to check the dashboard for upcoming challenges.

Make a Difference with Your Steps

Hear from Shaun Melendy, a survivor of traumatic injury, on what the Step Up for Stepping Strong Challenge means to him and why you should get involved.

Partnership Opportunities

Boost employee engagement, wellness, and team spirit by joining the challenge! Companies that join us will receive unlimited employee participation, start-to-finish help from our dedicated team, and prizes for top steppers. Contact Joe Marino at jmarino5@bwh.harvard.edu or 617 595 6566 to get your company involved.