Walk with NAMI and us

September 10, 2024
NAMIWalks 2023 in John Prince Park. (Photo: Joel Engelhardt/Stet)

At Stet News, we believe in mental health for all.

What’s happening: For the second year, we’ve formed a kind and competitive Stet News team to participate in NAMIWalks Palm Beach County.

Why it matters: The National Alliance on Mental Illness is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness. 

  • We’re proud to say Joel serves on the NAMI PBC board.

NAMIWalks 2024 promotes mental health awareness, raises money for NAMI’s free, top-rated programs, and builds community by letting people know they are not alone.

  • Plus, we plan to have fun.

Zoom in: All the money raised in Palm Beach County stays in Palm Beach County.

We invite you to join our team or make a tax-deductible contribution to NAMI PBC.

  • Last year, you helped Team Stet raise more than $4,000 for NAMI making us a top 10 PBC team.

Details: The walk starts at 9 am Saturday, Nov. 2, at John Prince Park west of Lake Worth Beach.


Carolyn DiPaolo

I am a co-founder, writer and editor for Stet News. I am also a former senior editor at The Palm Beach Post. For 20 years, I oversaw some of the most consequential stories published by the paper, including the “Corruption County” reporting project that led to multiple arrests of elected officials. I am a member of the Leadership Palm Beach County Class of 2013. I live in West Palm Beach with my husband, Bill DiPaolo.

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