WINNIPEG – In recognition of World Mental Health Day Investors Group Field will light up purple Monday evening.
A long list of international landmarks will light up purple to support World Mental Health Day and IGF will join in on this.
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This is the second year the Bombers have decided to participate in the project.
“We are proud to shine a light on the extremely important issues surrounding mental health in our community,” said Wade Miller, President and CEO of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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The concept behind purple is linked with the idea of inclusivity and respectful relationships, as well as tackling bullying.
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