March for Monarchs to Support Nursing Scholarships Scheduled for September 6

March for Monarchs to Support Nursing Scholarships Scheduled for September 6
March for Monarchs to Support Nursing Scholarships Scheduled for September 6

Community Unites for Inaugural March for Monarchs: A Fundraising Event for Future Nursing Students

Morning Pointe of Hixson Senior Living is set to host the inaugural March for Monarchs on Saturday, September 6, a community-oriented event that encourages families and individuals to come together for a noble cause. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and is designed to be inclusive for participants of all ages and abilities.

The March for Monarchs features a one-mile community walk, along with a shorter Mini March, which covers a quarter-mile distance and is particularly suited for children, strollers, and individuals with disabilities. A highlight of the event will be a symbolic butterfly release at 11 a.m., an occasion that serves as a reminder of hope and renewal. As participants proceed along the walking route, they will have the opportunity to collect stamps towards a commemorative butterfly pin, adding a fun and engaging element to the experience.

Samantha Parker, the community relations director for Morning Pointe of Hixson, emphasized the significance of the event, stating, “March for Monarchs is more than just a walk—it’s a way to bring families, neighbors, and friends together to support the next generation of nursing students.” She elaborated that each registration contributes directly to funding scholarships and caregiver programs within the community, thereby fostering a sustainable healthcare environment.

Adult registration for the event is set at , while the fee for children is . All proceeds from the March for Monarchs will benefit the Morning Pointe Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to funding nursing therapy and culinary arts scholarships at partnered educational institutions. Additionally, the foundation supports crucial caregiver education initiatives throughout the Southeastern region of the United States, addressing a growing need for qualified healthcare professionals.

Participants can register for the event online, providing an accessible option for those interested in supporting the cause. By joining the March for Monarchs, attendees not only engage in a vital community event but also contribute to shaping the future of healthcare education and training in their area.

As the community gears up for this inaugural event, it embodies the spirit of collaboration and support essential for building a healthy and caring environment for all. The March for Monarchs promises to be a meaningful gathering, inspiring participants to make a difference, one step at a time.