Join us for a fun, community event that supports the Emmaus House and Community Solutions programs in which hundreds, and ultimately thousands, of people put on a pair of high-heeled shoes and walk through the streets of downtown Hollister in a light-hearted attempt to build awareness of the very serious issue of domestic violence and its negative impact on the community. Everyone is encouraged to participate, and although appreciated, it is not mandatory for participants to wear high heels.
Heels and flats are provided. Check in begins at 10:00am, and the walk begins at 11:00am.
GET INVOLVED
Take the next
step with us.
There are many ways to get involved, including:
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– Register as a walker (in person and virtual options)
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– Become an event sponsor (4 tiers available)
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– Donate or sponsor an individual walker or a team
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Click on the button below for more details.
INCREASE YOUR IMPACT: BUILD A TEAM!
Teams of 5 or more are eligible for discounted tickets! Gather your friends, family, coworkers, etc. to build a team. Prizes will be given out for the largest team and the team with the most sponsors.
Email adriana.marquez@communitysolutions.org once you’ve built your team to inquire about a discount code.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Help make every
step possible.
Our volunteers bring this event to life. From welcoming walkers to supporting event-day activities, there are plenty of meaningful ways to help.
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1. Event setup and check-in (9-11am)
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2. Event breakdown (12-2pm)
Volunteer Interest Form
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES (walk-a-mile)
24
An average of 24 people
per minute are victims
of rape, physical violence
or stalking by an intimate
partner in the United States.
3 in 10
women in the US have
experienced rape, physical
violence, and/or stalking
by a partner and reported
it having a related impact
on their functioning.
1 in 10
men in the US have
experienced rape, physical
violence, and/or stalking
by a partner and reported
it having a related impact
on their functioning.
12 million+
people affected each year
by intimate partner
violence.
1 in 10
high school students have
experienced physical
violence from a dating
partner in the past year.
40%
of child abuse victims also
report experiencing domestic violence.
Statistics from the National Domestic Violence Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org/stakeholders/domestic-violence-statistics/
Our 2026 Event Sponsors
DIAMOND SPONSOR
DIAMOND SPONSOR
SAPPHIRE SPONSOR
SAPPHIRE SPONSOR
EMERALD SPONSOR
RUBY SPONSOR

