MAKE MENTAL HEALTH A HUMAN RIGHT EVENT
JOIN US FOR OUR 3RD ANNUAL
MAKE MENTAL HEALTH A HUMAN RIGHT EVENT!
Saturday, April 11, 2026 at 7pm
58 Depew Avenue
Nyack, NY 10960
TICKETS:
$150 per person
$275 per couple
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Honoring Brooke Malloy, Executive Director of the Rockland County Pride Center.
Celebrate Brooke Malloy, a fearless leader advocating and standing up for the mental health of LGBTQ+ people and the community at large.
Dine on dishes from a line-up of local favorite restaurants
Enjoy an Open Bar
Jam to music by local artists
Learn how you can stand up and support Kula's nonprofit model of equitable, inclusive, accessible mental health for communities in need facing trauma, addiction and mental health challenges.
Kula for Karma’s mission is to fill critical gaps in America’s broken mental healthcare system by providing accessible, affordable, inclusive mindfulness-based mental health programs to underserved children and adults facing trauma, addiction, and other life crises.
Kula’s unique mindfulness-based mental health classes provide a pro-social community and teach comprehensive nervous system regulation skills to empower people to improve their own mental and behavioral health for a lifetime.
Our medically-backed combination of yoga movement, breathing techniques and somatic awareness has been shown to create new neural pathways and change the expression of DNA to create new patterns of healing and wellbeing for traumatized people and communities.
Kula meets people where they are:
Help Kula for Karma
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Schools
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Hospitals
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Addiction Treatment + Recovery
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Domestic Violence Shelters
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Housing + Job Training Programs
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Prisons
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Psychiatric Units
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Boys + Girls Clubs
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Juvenile Justice Centers
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On the Front Lines for First Responders
Join us for a fun-filled night with your friends to learn about Kula’s programs and support solutions to our mental health crisis and all the ways it impacts our families and communities.
Kula is working to create programs specifically and uniquely designed for communities whose health and well-being have been impacted by and remain vulnerable to systemic injustice, discrimination and social violence. Histories of oppression create intergenerational trauma passed through our DNA. Mindfulness-based mental healthcare offers healing modalities shown to guide us out of fight or flight survival mode to empower and heal.
Help us raise funds for mindfulness-based mental health for:
Pride Centers + LGBTQ Communities
BIPOC
Communities
Underserved Children Struggling In School