Saturday, June 13, 2026
10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Attend?
Ages 21 and older. However all ages are welcome.
This event priorities men in Wards 7 & 8. However, all father's and father figures are welcome.
This is for you. Register now to reserve your spot.
DetailsAttending? 
Access on-site health checks and learn your numbers for blood pressure, cholesterol, and more. Find out how to prevent common conditions that impact men in our community.
Take part in workshops, and open conversations about fatherhood. Learn simple, realistic ways to build a better you.
Meet local experts, community leaders, and other men committed to living better lives. Build lasting connections and get linked to programs and support that continue after the event.
Receive a swag bag filled with essentials, and breakfast and lunch. Plus fresh produce from our market!
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Make a one-time gift our become a monthly supporter.
Interested in partnership or sponsorship opportunities. We'd love to hear from you.
Share you time and skills by assisting with workshops, community outreach and more.
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If you’re unable to attend the Fatherhood Summit, you can still learn about our District Dads program and access resources to support your health and family well-being.
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