The Pittsburgh Recovery Walk welcomes all media inquiries about this groundbreaking event. Our media & marketing tools include a Design Standards Guide and logos. Additional materials will be posted as the 2023 details are finalized.
Please onhealthydirect requests for more information and interviews to: info@pghrecoverywalk.org
Downloadable Marketing Materials
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Save the Date for Social Media
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Pittsburgh Recovery Awards for Social Media
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2023 PRW Flyer for Printing
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2023 PRW Flyer for Social Media
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2023 Save the Date Flyer
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Design Standards Guide
Text and Prompts for Online Promotion
Facebook/Newsletter
The Pittsburgh Recovery Walk celebrates all roads to recovery from addiction and works to fight the stigma that harms our families, our communities, and ourselves. Over 80 community groups will be gathered to provide resources and support. Remarkable storytellers will share their personal experiences and there will be entertainment and activities for the whole family.
Registration is encouraged but not required. More info: https://pghrecoverywalk.org/
Dallas-based attorney, author, recovery advocate, Pittsburgh native, and person in long-term recovery Brian Cuban will be the keynote speaker at the 2023 Pittsburgh Recovery Walk! To learn more about Brian click here.
The 2023 Pittsburgh Recovery Walk will be held on Saturday, September 16th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in Downtown Pittsburgh (1201 Waterfront Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15222). This annual event, which will also be livestreamed, brings together individuals in recovery, their families, friends, healthcare professionals, and supporters from all walks of life to celebrate the beauty of ALL recovery pathways. We hope to see you there!
For more information, visit pghrecoverywalk.org
Twitter:
#Pittsburgh! People affected by addiction deserve hope and support–come out to @pghrecoverywalk to offer some! More info: https://pghrecoverywalk.org/
Personal prompts for your own social media posts:
The Pittsburgh Recovery Walk believes that people struggling with substance use deserve HOPE and SUPPORT. Why do you agree?
The Pittsburgh Recovery Walk believes that hope and support should be VISIBLE in our community. How has visibility helped you? How has a lack of visibility impacted you?