In 2026, I completed a run of approximately 2,300 miles across America in 56 days. That journey was the beginning. Walk With Me, Brother continues through connection, endurance sport, recovery and honest conversation about men’s mental health.
Every mile is an invitation.
I’m not building a campaign. I’m building something human – and I’ve invited a small group of partners to walk alongside it. Partners who believe the men in their workplaces, communities, and families deserve more than awareness posts and quiet suffering.
This is a chance to show up in a way that’s visible, grounded and real.



Therapy didn’t just help me survive – it helped me see something clearly. The hardest parts of my life could become the reason someone else doesn’t give up on theirs.
Walk With Me, Brother offers community connection, not therapy or medical advice. We are not a clinical or crisis service. Visit our Resources page for professional support routes.
Interested in local walking groups? Register your interest in joining or leading a chapter. Locations and weekly arrangements will be shared when confirmed.
“If this whole thing helps one man take the first step, it’s worth every mile.” — Robb Pollard
People ask me what success looks like.
I tell them the truth: If one man gets help because of this, it’s worth it.
But it never ends there.
That’s how change actually happens.
This is the story partners become part of – not as sponsors on the sidelines, but as companies willing to stand inside something meaningful while it unfolds.
In 2026, Robb completed approximately 2,300 miles across America in 56 days, from Playa del Rey to Jacksonville Beach.
The run brought people together around men’s mental health. Explore the completed run archive, or help us build connection beyond the finish line.
Route Overview:
Playa del Rey, CA
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Approximately 2,300 miles
56 days — completed in 2026
For partners, this isn’t distant alignment.
It’s a chance to show up in real communities, alongside real people, in moments that matter.
We’re raising funds for chapter development, get-togethers, events, pop-ups and the organising time behind this work. Practical support and in-kind contributions are welcome too.
Tell Robb how you would like to help. Every partnership starts with a conversation about what is useful and achievable.
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