Rock for Mental Health

06/17/2026

If you notice something, say something. If it’s you, reach out. You’re not alone. Rock for Mental Health

06/16/2026

Vote for your favorite nonprofit!

🎉 Calling all non-profits and the Springfield community! 🎉

Voting starts NOW as we celebrate 15 incredible years of serving our community and giving back!

Here's how you can participate:
✨ Vote for your favorite nonprofit within a 70-mile radius online or in-store
✨ The Top 10 organizations will each receive $1,000
✨ The nonprofit with the most votes will receive an additional $5,000 grand prize
✨ Voting will go until June 29th & winners will be announced on June 30th!
✨ Each person may cast one vote. Any duplicate voters will not be counted
✨ For your vote to count, you MUST use the voting link provided below. Commented votes will not be accepted

Plus, YOU can register to win a $500 SCHEELS Gift Card!

And that's not all - starting next week, join us for a full week of anniversary celebrations, special events, and community fun!

Thank you for helping us celebrate 15 years of community impact! ❤️

Voting Link ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/mvu7nynf
Event Page ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/3x3dwzxp

06/16/2026

Want a sweet medal? Sign up soon! We are putting in the order and want to make sure you get one at the finish line at Rock & Run for Mental Health 2026!

06/15/2026

Have you signed up yet? The price increases in July.

The Rock and Run for Mental Health 2026 is on Sunday September 13, 2026. It includes the following events: 5K, 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, and Virtual 5k (Volunteers Only).

06/14/2026

This statement is wrong and dangerous. The get up, shake it off, man up approach has been detrimental in many ways.

This is the attitude that contributes to coping by other means such as alcoholism, absentee fathers, domestic violence, ptsd, and the highest su***de rates in men.

Healing, recovery, and mental health aren’t one size fits all approaches. One thing is for sure, keeping it all bottled up is not healthy.

It’s okay to talk about it. It’s ok to seek help in different ways. Don’t poo poo others journey. And don’t be afraid to speak up and speak out.

All That Remains vocalist Phil Labonte is generating discussion after claiming that "therapy is for women" during a new interview with Bill Bailey of Today's Boondoggle Podcast. The outspoken frontman argued that men are more likely to overcome struggles through action, purpose, and accomplishment rather than talking through their problems.

Labonte made the comments while discussing what he sees as a growing crisis among men, pointing to rising rates of depression, addiction, su***de, and disengagement from society. He suggested that activities such as building, creating, and working toward goals can be more effective for many men than traditional therapy.

The remarks have quickly sparked debate online, with supporters and critics weighing in on his views regarding mental health, masculinity, and modern culture. Labonte also described himself as generally right wing during the conversation and reiterated concerns he has previously raised about issues affecting men and boys.

What do you think about his comments?

06/12/2026

Be kind to your mind. Be kind to others. - Rock for Mental Health

06/11/2026

Animal Protective League needs your help if you have the ability to donate or foster.

06/08/2026

Rock & Run for Mental Health 2026 is more than a run. It's an experience.

Special shout-out to Mueller and Melissa Geiss for your recent donations to the event, and Mandi Tapscott and Traezhan King will be providing chair massages that day!

06/07/2026

Thanks DangerU.S. for inviting us to your show with Short Notice, The Woodchips and The Down Bads at The Library Pizza and Sports Bar.-