Thank You

On May 30, 2026, our community came together once again for The Randall, a day created in memory of Randall and dedicated to supporting men’s mental health.

This year, together, we raised $15,000.

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We are incredibly grateful to every single person who helped make that possible.

To everyone who registered and took on the workout, thank you for showing up and being part of something that means so much to our family.

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To the businesses and individuals who donated prizes, services, food, supplies, and financial support, thank you for believing in what we are trying to build and for choosing to support this cause.

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To our volunteers, friends, family, and everyone who gave their time behind the scenes, thank you. This event simply would not be possible without the people who step up year after year to help bring it all together.

And to every person who donated, shared our posts, told someone about The Randall, came by to support, or helped spread the message, you are a part of this too.

 

What started as a way to honour Randall has grown into something that continues to bring people together, create conversations, and remind men in our community that they do not have to face the hard moments alone.

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The money raised will help The Randall Toop Memorial Foundation continue working toward greater awareness, connection, and access to support for men in our community. Our hope is to help create a future where men feel comfortable asking for help, where conversations about mental health happen openly, and where every man knows that support is available and that he does not have to struggle alone.

We will never be able to fully express what it means to see this community continue to show up for Randall, for our family, and for the reason behind everything we do.

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For Randall.
For the men we’ve lost.
For the men who are struggling.
For the men who are still here.
And for every person who loves them.

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From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with us, believing in what we are building, and helping us continue to carry Randall’s name forward.