Richmond Zombie Walk Draws Hundreds In Carytown For Suicide Prevention Fundraising
The annual Richmond Zombie Walk took place in Carytown, Richmond, Virginia, with hundreds of costumed participants raising money for suicide awareness and prevention.
Richmond Petersburg, VA, October 25, 2026 —
The annual Richmond Zombie Walk took place in Carytown, Richmond, Virginia, drawing hundreds of costumed participants and raising money for suicide awareness and prevention, according to the available event summary.
The gathering brought together participants in costumes under the name of the Zombie Walk. The summary identifies suicide awareness and prevention as the fundraising purpose, but does not provide a total amount raised or say which organization or organizations will receive the funds.
Details about this year’s event were limited. The date, organizers, route, and schedule were not provided, nor was information about how participants contributed or how the proceeds will be used. The summary also does not specify whether the event included speeches, services, or other activities beyond the walk and fundraising.
The event is described as annual, indicating that the Richmond Zombie Walk takes place on a recurring basis. However, no information was provided about when it began, how many people attended previous walks, or whether this year’s turnout differed from past years. The figure given for this gathering is “hundreds” of costumed participants; a more exact attendance count was not available.
What is established is that the event was held in Carytown, a neighborhood in Richmond, and that its stated fundraising focus was suicide awareness and prevention. Further details about fundraising results, beneficiaries, and organizers were not included in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Joe Valdez on www.wtvr.com, see more information here.
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