Steps for Charity Challenge

 


A special thanks to Jeanne Coolahan, Powder River Pals team member, who submitted photos of her walking friend, Rainy, on a Northern California beach, among the redwood trees and in a flowering almond orchard. Share your WALKING photos at #prstepsforcharity, #walkbroadus or #powderrivertrails! Let us know where you walk!

Two Stepping for Charity teams are from the organization, MOMS Club of Southeastern MT. They are MAMA LLAMAS with Michelle Patten, Nicole Gardner, Jessica Smith and Heather Brownfield; and MOMS Club Strollers with Heather Naugle, Kristina Ryan, Stephanie Bowers and Margaret Taliaferro. Their charity is MOMS CLUB of SOUTHEASTERN MT, an energetic, enthusiastic group of moms who are getting things done! They are raising money to install baby changing tables in Broadus businesses. They have also organized a self-defense class for women set for Saturday, March 14th, at the Broadus Community Center.

TWO teams are WALKing for St. Vincent De Paul’s…ST. VINNIES Wanna WINNIES with Talana Klungland, Charlee Kuhbacher, Jeanne Rogge and Shelley West; And THE BOOMERS with Kyle Minow, Garrett Cunningham, Kaydin Trent and Paysen Kuhbacher, a team sponsored by Teen 4-H.

St. Vincent’s De Paul Thrift Store is a special jewel in the heart of the Broadus community. St. Vincent’s, with the help of many wonderful volunteers, provide quality second-hand clothes and goods to raise funds for community members in their time of need.

A study by The Lancet Psychiatry, analyzed the sitting behavior of more than 4,000 young people ages 12, 14 and 16. They then looked at instances of depression once the youth reached 18. They discovered that for every additional 60 minutes of sedentary behavior per day there was an associated increase in depression. They also found that ANY degree of physical activity, including WALKING that reduced the time spent sitting down, was beneficial for our mental health. People of ALL ages need to MOVE MORE and SIT LESS! Huffingtonpost.co.uk

“I was surprised to learn how easy it is to get my 10,000 steps when I simply walk to work,” explained Katie Riley, member of Maddy’s Minions.

 

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