Engaging in regular physical activity, such as walking, yoga, or strength training, can reduce stress and improve mood by releasing endorphins. Physical exercise also promotes better sleep and increases resilience to mental health challenges like anxiety and depression.

Upcoming Events

May 2026

The AB Korkor Foundation is officially retiring the Five Fifty Fifty Run/Walk for Mental Health, a bold and inspiring initiative that began as 50 run/walks in 50 days across all 50 states. During the first two years of the event, the Foundation’s founder, Adel B. Korkor, personally ran in every one of the 50 events over 50 consecutive days, embodying the dedication, resilience, and urgency behind the Foundation’s mental health mission.

As the Five Fifty Fifty chapter comes to a close, the Foundation is excited to introduce its next evolution: the Steps For Strong Minds 5K Run/Walk, a family-focused mental health event designed to be more accessible, community-centered, and welcoming to participants of all ages and abilities—continuing the movement forward, one step at a time.

International Motion Impacts Emotion Conference

Back in 2026

Mission Statement

We believe in the transformative power of movement for mental health,
striving to make physical activity an integral part of everyone’s wellness journey.

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Explore the progress, partnerships, and impact that defined the year for the AB Korkor Foundation for Mental Health. Our 2025 Annual Report highlights key milestones, community events, and the collective effort that continues to move our mission forward.

Click to download the 2025 Annual Report (PDF)

Thank you for being part of our journey toward stronger minds and healthier communities.

How We Help

  • Boosting Children’s Mental Health Through Physical Activity

  • Improving access to affordable mental health care
  • Supporting suicide prevention
  • Providing mental health education
  • Sponsoring mental health literacy
  • Funding early detection and behavioral health treatment
  • Support mental health services for underrepresented communities
  • Backing creative strategies to discuss mental wellness
  • Assisting new ways to talk about feeling while respecting culture
  • Finding multiple ways to reach out and talk about depression

Grantee Organizations

Our grantees are committed to investing in improving mental health across the United States and beyond.

Interested in learning more about our granting process?

"Lack of activity destroys the good condition of every human being, while movement and methodical physical exercise save it and preserve it."
Plato

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