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Snap Fitness Announces Support of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)

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Latest Collaboration Furthers Brand’s Commitment to Philosophy that Fitness Should Make Individuals Feel Great

May 25, 2022 // Franchising.com // CHANHASSEN, Minn. - Snap Fitness announced today a collaboration with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) to support the organization’s advocacy for mental health and access to care, as well as promoting local NAMIWalks and fundraising opportunities to its members and communities. As part of the new collaboration, Snap Fitness will empower NAMI’s mission to provide advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives.

“Supporting an organization like NAMI was a logical choice for us. It has been proven that there is a strong correlation between physical and mental health, which is aligned with our mission focusing on how exercise makes you feel not just how it makes you look,” said Rose Minar, Chief Marketing Officer of Lift Brands, parent brand of Snap Fitness. “Snap Fitness believes that fitness should make you feel great, and we’re excited to get behind and support such an important cause like NAMI and make a greater positive impact on individuals’ mental health."

NAMIWalks are events where NAMI’s more than 600 local affiliates and 49 state organizations are based to show solidarity, magnify mental health awareness, build the ever-growing NAMI community and continue to raise essential funds for free, top-rated mental health programs. Individual Snap Fitness gyms will support NAMIWalks happening in their local areas and invite members to participate in the walks. The first NAMIWalks of the year began this month and will continue throughout NAMI’s local market affiliates until November 2022.

The brand takes pride in creating an inclusive, empathetic and supportive approach to fitness.

SOURCE Snap Fitness

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