Men’s mental health takes center stage as Hill Run resumes in Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Hill Run event, organized by Triple Blessed Inc., has resumed in Indianapolis to promote men’s mental health awareness, coinciding with Father’s Day.

The event, which originally started in 2019, was paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic but has now returned to support men’s mental health through community and physical activity.

“This is one of the times in my life that I’m seeing more men come together and support one another when it comes to their mental health,” Brandon Beasley, CEO of Triple Blessed Inc., said.

The Hill Run is not just about running; it aims to build community and foster bonds among participants. The event encourages men to come together, share their experiences, and support each other in managing stress and prioritizing mental wellness.

The event kicked off on Father’s Day, drawing parallels between physical and mental health. Participants are motivated by the presence of a large group and the energetic music provided by DJ Shannon Song, enhancing the overall experience.

The event is open to everyone, although this month focuses on encouraging men to participate.

Women and children are also welcome, creating a family-friendly atmosphere that emphasizes the importance of community support.

Aaron Green, a mentor and public speaker, addressed the participants, highlighting the need for men to take care of themselves and each other.

The Hill Run’s return marks a significant step in addressing men’s mental health, providing a supportive environment for participants to engage in physical activity and community bonding.