9 - 11:30 a.m. Saturday 8.23.25
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End Addiction HSV is more than a walk.
- It is an opportunity for people to connect with resources and other individuals who have lived similar experiences.
- It is a place for families to remember loved-ones lost to accidental overdose or addiction. Many bring photos and write messages on a Memorial Wall.
- It is a FREE Community Event. Everyone is invited to join us.
- It is an opportunity to receive FREE NALOXONE and training to use the overdose reversing drug.
Katie Tidmore's lyrics are a personal journey from the depths of despair to using her voice to help others. An example is her 2024 single "This Time." Visit Katie's YouTube channel for more of her amazing music.
Thank you Volunteers for making 2025 a success!
T-Shirts, Tattoos and more
Bella Tri-blend T-Shirt in Sizes S - 3XL $25 each
The 2025 Walk T-Shirt is a popular tri-blend that is soft and lightweight. You're going to LOVE it!
Only medium sizes left
See information below on how to purchase a t-shirt.
We would like to thank Huntsville artist Carrie Alderfer for creating this year's artwork.
Only medium sizes left
See information below on how to purchase a t-shirt.
We would like to thank Huntsville artist Carrie Alderfer for creating this year's artwork.
Here are the various ways you can purchase your T-shirt
- Click here for our ONLINE STORE
- Order and pickup at the NOMA office at 2200 Bob Wallace Ave., NW, Huntsville, AL 35805. (See map below of our office location.) Please call (256) 384-5055 prior to arrival to ensure someone is here to assist you.
- Shipping Option: $10 flat fee
Fundraising Teams raise more than $13K
Congratulations to Stogner Family & Friends: In Loving Memory of Dylan who came in first place by raising $3,932.38. The Stogners led the walk this year.
We extend our appreciation to the other fundraising teams as well:
We extend our appreciation to the other fundraising teams as well:
- Neal's Squad raising $2,106.83
- The S&T Hope Dealers Marcie Lewis and Joe Martin raising $1,641.53
- Jason's Village raising $1,543.67
- Hank's Warriors raising $1,500
- Nicole Craft raising $1,187.62
- Erica's Wings of Hope raising $1,009.15
Check out a few photos of our Fundraising Teams from the
End Addiction HSV Walk.
End Addiction HSV Walk.
The End Addiction HSV Walk is an opportunity for groups to form fundraising teams to raise funds to support the mission of Not One More Alabama (NOMA).
Our fundraising teams enable us to:
Our fundraising teams enable us to:
- Raise awareness of the deadly overdose epidemic that has taken so many lives
- Help to lift the stigma associated with alcohol and substance use disorders
- Honor the lives of loved ones lost
- Connect people to each other and resources
- Grow our mission of support, education and inspiration
Resources
More than 40 treatment, recovery and support organizations set up tables around the beautiful Big Spring and shared information about services available to individuals and families who are impacted by addiction.
For the second year, Frogg Toggs provided cooling towels on a first-come/first-serve basis, and Cooper Climate Control provided a cooling tent!
Recovery Circle
Recovery gives us a reason to celebrate and inspires HOPE. The Recovery Circle has become an important, emotional part of the End Addiction Walk. Whether you've been in recovery for 40 years or one day, we have a coin for you and celebrate your sobriety. With each milestone, the circle expands and hope grows for those living or seeking a life in recovery.
What else?
Always popular are Conscious Ink tattoos. We appreciate the discount they give us each year as a contribution to the walk.
Plus, this year we had new props for the photo op area. Photos will be posted soon.
Plus, this year we had new props for the photo op area. Photos will be posted soon.
Thanks to everyone who shared photos of their loved-ones on the memorial wall. This year we also had a selection of large hearts that many used to add a message to honor loved ones.
A Look at End Addiction HSV 2024
It was a HOT day in August last year but we all know that addiction does not take a "weather day." So people arrived at Big Spring Park in Huntsville for the 7th Annual End Addiction HSV Walk. We are so grateful for those who support Not One More Alabama and our mission to lift the stigma associated with substance use disorders and provide support for anyone impacted by the disease of addiction.
We hope you enjoy the video below produced by our loyal supporter and award-winning videographer Drew Callner of West Block Studios in Birmingham.
We hope you enjoy the video below produced by our loyal supporter and award-winning videographer Drew Callner of West Block Studios in Birmingham.
