Wilderness Heals

Thank you for visiting the Wilderness Heals blog. Wilderness Heals is an all-women, three-day annual pledge hike that benefits the Elizabeth Stone House (ESH), a Boston-based emergency shelter, transitional housing program, and therapeutic community that provides services to women and children who are escaping violence and overcoming trauma. By encouraging hikers to set challenging physical, emotional, and financial goals, Wilderness Heals mirrors the experiences of hundreds of women who have sought help from the Stone House. Committing to hike is a way to grow personally while simultaneously standing in solidarity with women of the Stone House and women everywhere who are working to overcome the effects of violence in their lives.
Wilderness Heals 2011 will take place July 15-17, 2011. Registration materials may be downloaded here.
Go here to view the 2011 routes, and visit our Who's Who page to meet this year's team leaders and Recruitment Committee members.
Want to learn more? Visit our list of Frequently Asked Questions.
Still have questions? Contact Erika Whyte, Wilderness Heals event coordinator, at 781-726-0551 or ewhyte@elizabethstone.org.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Dance in Your Car, House, and Office—and Listen for Wilderness Heals

This year, the radio station Mix 98.5 has generously agreed to be a radio sponsor of Wilderness Heals, 2009. Check out the Wilderness Heals logo and information on the “Mix Makes a Difference” Web page here.

Also, if you listen to the radio at work, go here to listen to the Mix live streaming station. You will hear mentions of Wilderness Heals.

Last, but not least, turn your car/apartment radio to 98.5 and listen for live mentions of the Wilderness Heals pledge hike during morning drive time (9 a.m. to noon) beginning the week of May 10. Tell your family and friends how they can learn more about Wilderness Heals by tuning in to Mix 98.5.

The Elizabeth Stone House thanks Mix 98.5, and specifically Nichole Bauer, for its generous support of the Stone House, Wilderness Heals, and our hikers!
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